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When they're newborn, their nails are so delicate and flimsy and small, that the nail cutters weren't able to properly cut any meaningful amount of nail off. Biting them off worked better for the first few weeks. We also used mittens a lot. In the end, he till scratched his face a whole bunch V  V
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fishandcandy posted:Biting your kid's nails (like licking their spoons/pacifiers) may not be a good idea because it can transfer bacteria that cause cavities from your mouth to their mouth. That's a very good point, and I'm an idiot for not considering that at the time (for serious). Listen to fishandcandy.
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Feb 22, 2011 13:35
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Gumby Orgy posted:Waaaah Holy poo poo how are you going to look after a baby if you cry more than it?
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Even if you do have to resort to manual pumping, I exclusively pumped with a manual pump for 6 months. I manage to produce about 48 ounces a day. Go on, beat me, I dare you.
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Sometimes I would get cramps from pumping manually so long. But I would look into my sons eyes and grit and bear it. He had the most sensitive little stomach.
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