Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for February 22, 2015
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February 23, 2015
Transcript:
Stone Soup by Jan Eliot Luci: WAAAAA Val: Hi, Joan. What's wrong with Luci? Joan: I'm trying to WEAN her...but she hates the bottle. Joan: Maybe if YOU gave it to her... Luci: !! Val: I can try... Val: C'mon, sweetie... Luci: WAAAAAAA Val: You KNOW if she gets hungry enough she'll take it. We just have to wait her out. Joan: I think you're right... Luci: WAAA Val: Joan? JOAN?! Luci: WAAA Andy: She's going to the store. She says thanks. Val: JOAN?! Luci: WAAAA
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KZ71 about 9 years ago
Smoooooooth.
Templo S.U.D. about 9 years ago
It ain’t easy being a mother, Joan, nor being an aunt, Val.
HeckleMeElmo about 9 years ago
That’ll work exactly once.
snarkm about 9 years ago
Why would she wean her for the bottle? Why not wait until she is ready for solids?
Kristen Ehrenberger about 9 years ago
Even if Lucy takes solids, she still needs to drink something.
AnonaMoaner about 9 years ago
My two went from Mum to cup when they were ready. Neither of them ever had a bottle. I did buy a bottle first time round, just in case – but it was refused!
Babies know what’s best for them.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 9 years ago
After her Val!
locake about 9 years ago
No need to wean her to a bottle. When she is done breastfeeding she can drink out of a sippy cup.
Sheila Hardie about 9 years ago
Sneaky.
kab2rb about 9 years ago
I tired when my first one on nursing did not work out on bottle, then older loved the sippy cup.
Pedmar Premium Member about 9 years ago
Quick! Buy a plane ticket and take that baby on a plane now before she stops crying!
sbwertz about 9 years ago
Had to wean both of mine at about 6 months because I lost too much weight.
DavidGBA about 9 years ago
not 8 yet!
JenniferBailey over 6 years ago
She never said that the bottle was formula, first. I had a bottle every night because my pediatrician had nearly lost a little patient when Momma got sick and couldn’t nurse. So, night-owl, grad-student Dad did the 2 AM feeding while Mom slept, except for the several times she’d heard the cries turn to Dad’s voice and (later) coos, so I have photos. It just meant that she wasn’t present at every single one of my feedings, and they actually had the resources for her to be home while Dad was in school. Being with the baby every day from birth until he or she is old enough for a sippy cup is an upper-class luxury