baby question

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Pics of mom?

[UserX]

I don't like cold feet. I don't like cold hands. I don't like cold ears. I don't really give a shit what temps other parts of my body are, I don't want ANYTHING cold.

Not only that, your kids feet stay cleaner.

[Hmbre97]

Having asked this very question to our pediatrician, the doc and your wife are right. It's better for the baby to be cold than too warm. We were told around 70 degrees in the house and short sleeve onesies are preferred and NO BLANKETS. The warmer it is in the house or the warmer the baby is, the risk of SIDS increases.

[bonnie&clyde]

Having asked this very question to our pediatrician, the doc and your wife are right. It's better for the baby to be cold than too warm. We were told around 70 degrees in the house and short sleeve onesies are preferred and NO BLANKETS. The warmer it is in the house or the warmer the baby is, the risk of SIDS increases.

well thats what they told us, we keep it at 75 and the doc said that as long as we are fine the baby will be fine, if we are hott the baby will be even hotter but even at 75 degrees his feet are always freezing, his hands not too much

[KBScobravert]

So she wears the pants eh??

just not the socks. I think it was covered already and I am not talking about her or the kiddos feet.


Put socks on the boy and put your foot either down on the floor or up her ass. Either way get your point across; you are the MAN.

fine print: This poster does not have kids nor does he live with his wife. Take advice for what it is worth and consult competent counsel.

[UserX]

Your wife probably grew up without internet. You should never allow your child to go online.

[A+]

i was raised by superstitious mexicans but i dont go and rub a fuckin egg all over my kids when they get sick. Doing off the wall shit cause thats the way your parents did it, is teh stupied in my book. Just my .02 I try to teach my kids some of the stuff i grew up with but all that other stuff i leave out. I also dont like to tell adults how to raise their own kids. If she doesnt care for sock, dont use'em....unless you want to

[idrivea4banger]

i was raised by superstitious mexicans but i dont go and rub a fuckin egg all over my kids when they get sick. Doing off the wall shit cause thats the way your parents did it, is teh stupied in my book. Just my .02 I try to teach my kids some of the stuff i grew up with but all that other stuff i leave out. I also dont like to tell adults how to raise their own kids. If she doesnt care for sock, dont use'em....unless you want to

Te voy a sovar con un huevo cabron. That only works cuando le dan ojo.

[A+]

Te voy a sovar con un huevo cabron. That only works cuando le dan ojo.

yeah well, you know what im saying. Im good though, i just came back from the curandera so i feel great.

[Treasure Chest]

Split the difference and swaddle him. Keeping socks on an infant is like nailing slime to a wall, anyway.

[bonnie&clyde]

Yeah he does get swaddled and a hat on his head when sleeping since his head is where a lot of heat is also lost

[Treasure Chest]

Yeah he does get swaddled and a hat on his head when sleeping since his head is where a lot of heat is also lost

My kiddos were preemies, so putting socks on them was a losing battle. If he stays swaddled, I wouldn't sweat the little things. Also, I'd highly suggest buying the book, 'the happiest baby on the block,' I found it after I had my third, and I swear, it made my life tons easier. Had it been out with my first two, I would've shed a ton less tears and been a happier mother with the older two.

[Treasure Chest]

Yeah? WTF? Lol.

Just because she doesn't like socks doesn't mean the baby won't. It couldn't hurt to keep his feet warm. Why not? I'm sure she did as a baby.

Dude, no kids...no opinion.

Even if he has socks on, his feet will still feel cold to the touch. Let your wife mother your child without YOUR mother's interference. When a major issue comes up and your wife feels she's over her head, she will feel more inclined to ask for seasoned opinions if she doesn't feel like she's being nagged about the trivial things.

It's your duty as your mother's son, your wife's husband, and your kid's father to build the bridge that transcends the 'mom knows it all' and 'wife wants the chance to figure it out on her own.'

Seriously, don't sweat the small stuff.

[bonnie&clyde]

My kiddos were preemies, so putting socks on them was a losing battle. If he stays swaddled, I wouldn't sweat the little things. Also, I'd highly suggest buying the book, 'the happiest baby on the block,' I found it after I had my third, and I swear, it made my life tons easier. Had it been out with my first two, I would've shed a ton less tears and been a happier mother with the older two.

cool ill have to check it out and have the wife read it

[SMKR]

Cause that's how she was raised

time to raise the pimp hand. If I were in your shoes, my kid would be wearing socks. Is her last name Flintstone?