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which generally " accepted" parenting protocols do you not go along wiht

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codJane · 09/07/2007 10:08

here

cleanign babies teeth - never really bothered

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NannyL · 09/07/2007 10:09

sterilising!

dont intend to sterilise for my children!

will not even be purchasing a steriliser!

codJane · 09/07/2007 10:09

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bath every night after hte age of one oh no

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codJane · 09/07/2007 10:10

oh yes to strilising ( but was a wimp and did it ofr a few months)

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BBBee · 09/07/2007 10:10

those iritating plug guard things and ditto the teeth cleaning

DANCESwithnewlytannedlegs · 09/07/2007 10:11

Using teething powder - damn stuff went everywhere.

iota · 09/07/2007 10:11

eeeeeewwww cod - bath every night until out of nappies here

Smaug · 09/07/2007 10:11

Ditto bathing every night, every other at best in this house (except ds1, but he's an 8-year-old slightly smelly pre-teen!).

newlifenewname · 09/07/2007 10:11

Changing clothes when dirty. I only dress mine once a day and if it can be re-worn, i's re-worn.

DANCESwithnewlytannedlegs · 09/07/2007 10:11

sterlisied with pfb then had another one and realised life too short and grubby. No sterlising of food containers/spoons etc for him.

newlifenewname · 09/07/2007 10:12

stair gates

codJane · 09/07/2007 10:12

yep
am a slattern
i knwo how to wipe kids arses.

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codJane · 09/07/2007 10:13

sippy cups things
oh no
let ti spill
let em learn

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Bartholomewgook · 09/07/2007 10:14

Yep, ditto baths.

NEVER sterilised spoons or bowls.

Didn't have cupboard locks, move under sink cleaning products (just keep babies out of there!).

edam · 09/07/2007 10:14

Judging by the kids who come round on playdates, giving them 'nursery' food ie white bread and I dunno, not what ds eats. Had a child horrified at houmous, cherry tomatoes, cucumber and breadsticks last week. Tried to offer a sandwich only she wouldn't have our seeded batch loaf. And niece refused prawns yesterday having never had them.

doggiesayswoof · 09/07/2007 10:14

"nursery"

ie decorating room specially for baby. Dd nearly 3 and still doesn't have a room. Sleeps with us, we use the 2nd bedroom for other things.

We'll do her room soon though, because she's old enough to play in it on her own now.

codJane · 09/07/2007 10:14

aghre re the very word doggies
btu god GET THEM OUT OUT OUT

all that farkign snuffling sendign error messages to my norks

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edam · 09/07/2007 10:14

Agree with you re nursery although I have been planning to decorate ds's room for three years now. He's nearly four!

codJane · 09/07/2007 10:15

oh god food
edam dont flaunt yer hooumous here

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Bartholomewgook · 09/07/2007 10:15

Hmm, well maybe the child's parents don't eat prawns! We never have them - I hate them. Therefore, don't buy them!

TigerFeet · 09/07/2007 10:15

agree with baths and changes of clothes

if dd/her clothes are dirty, they will be washed. If not, they'll all do for another day

Also, will allow dd out of the house in dodgy outfits/dressing up clothes she has chosen herself.

doggiesayswoof · 09/07/2007 10:15

lol at error messages cod.

She has her own bed, but just in our room

codJane · 09/07/2007 10:15

edam none of mine woudl eat prawns or hommous or tomaotes
you haev a freaky child

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edam · 09/07/2007 10:16

I do bother about stairgates, though, falling downstairs one of the top causes of serious injury in toddlers. And we have three storeys so very important.

edam · 09/07/2007 10:16

He likes curry, too.

doggiesayswoof · 09/07/2007 10:16

Agree re baths and clothes.

If it's just one wee spot on clothes I will take a baby wipe to it and she can wear again the next day