I have daydreams about going into Daniels room one day and Jeremy being in the crib with him throwing him around like he does his baby dolls. Maybe I should call those daymares...
I introduced him to bottles when Daddy was in Illinois. I actually let him drink out of one (I know, Grandma just fell on the floor when she read that Jeremy actually 'took' a bottle). Now you might think this is a horrible idea, but in my mind it made perfect sense. Jeremy never really took a bottle. It was a nightmare trying to give him one. Daddy had many posts about this back in August of 2006 if you would like to refresh. So I figure if Daniel is ever going to attempt to have a bottle (which he will), it is best to introduce Jeremy to it now. Undoubtedly Jeremy will one day take the bottle out of Daniel's mouth and have a taste. If we went ahead and did it now, he would know it's not all that interesting....
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I am sure Jeremy will want to help with Daniel. I know a lot of sibblings have picked up their baby brother thinking they were helping. I remember Amy getting a call from school that they were waiting on her to pick up Jordon..she had forgotten school was dismissing early. She was feeding Carson, she laid him down and ran to get her shoes. Next thing she knew Hunter was coming through the hall with Carson dangling from his arms, saying Mama I help you!
SO BEWARE OF BIG BROTHERS!
Love, Maw-maw
wow! i can't believe jeremy is actually taking a bottle. it's a little too late jeremy. oh if only.......
Holy Cow! I think we are living exactly the same lives, just a few hundred miles away. Except I'm not pregnant. But my children are obsessed with the bottles they refused for an entire year. I actually had to hide them so Miriam and Catherine would stop with the craziness. Were we separated at birth? I guess that would mean my mom had triplets. hmmmm....
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