Just noticed my neighbour's DS (14 wks) is sat in front of the TV, should I call SS?

[Katy44]

Is what my neighbours are probably thinking at the moment

I have played with him, walked him round the garden, fed him, nappy changed...now I just need some peace.
bad mummy.

As long as he's watching Baby Einstein, you should be OK.

mine is watching night garden i am in the kitchen...no regrets...

Well, if the tv is switched off, then i'd call SS, coz thats just mean

Baby TV is a life saver - DD is watching now Just taking a breather before the battleground of bedtime!

he's watching Friends
Like Jennifer Aniston, just like his daddy
Had baby einstein (colours) on the other day, he loved it and was mesmerised, unfortunately so was I, didn't realise I was watching it until it finished, so I didn't get much else done

at 14 weeks? that's very advanced.

lol katy....picturing two drooling faces gazing at the screen

I used to put DS in front of MTV when he was about 6 weeks! Only way I could get a shower!

Yeah, that's pretty much what it's like, except DS pays more attention when I speak to him.
Well it's his tea time, doesn't that come round quick?

Feel no shame - its helped me survive 2.5 years!!! DS has half an hour in bed and shouts for me to turn it off or does it himself! LOve it!

BTW , baby Einstein works for us still! Infact he only started getting interested in it at 1.5/ 2 really

lulu25 we're moving on to something more taxing in a week or so - maybe Scrubs

yah, some women are very uptight about tv but surely their kids watch it all the time...

GOD BLESS CCBBIES!!!

I've drawn the line at him watching big brother though, turned him the other way while burping him

that chanelle's an attention seeker
"I PACKED MY SUUIIIIITCAAASE bleurgh bleurgh bleurgh"

My mum snatched dd (17w) off me the other day, saying I was holding her wrongly. I (mortified) assumed I had her leg bent or something - but actually, I was "holding her so she couldn't see 'Night Garden' "

my DD1 used to "watch" the tennis when she was a new born

hot housing? moi? she has no ball skills at all - except when she is aiming at her siblings

DD used to love the news so I could get a shower in the mornings.

She used to go in her bouncer in front of the tv and smile away at the lovely lady looking at her reading the news.

She is normal now, don't think it's a biggie.

DD1 was mesmerised by the music from MASH at a very young age

My 9mth old is watching hollyoaks with his dad not sure if I should be worried his dad only watches it for the babes!!!!!!!

dd2 aged 13 weeks has always loved sitting in front of tv - dont see any harm at that age cause they cant really se much anyway its the movement and colours they watch the same as a baby gym etc just on biger scale - i dont have an issue with it dd1 aged 4 and ds aged 2 both love tv but they are not in front of it all day an hour after breakfast and lunch so i can clean dishes and kitchen and before dinner so i can cook without them coming in kitchen. i really dont think its something to involve ss about

DS (12 weeks) pulled away from bfing earlier today to strain his head round to watch Jeremy Kyle. I blame his father.

Katy, they'd have to call them on me too

SuperMonkey, I went through a JK phase when T was younger (feeds much quicker now so I normally just read a book / listen to radio). I had to stop because the shouting scared him He might be better now but it's so addictive I daren't turn it on again.

Eddas - I'll send them round when they've finished here

PMSL
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