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Subject: Re: Hello from a 2 y.o. twins mom from brazil!

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sandra

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Date Posted: 16:04:26 09/27/02 Fri
In reply to: Lucy4ever 's message, "Hello from a 2 y.o. twins mom from brazil!" on 21:16:37 06/05/02 Wed

>Hey, I'm a (single) mom to b/g (boy/girl) twins.
>They're 29 months and still on diapers. Tneir
>pediatrian told I should take their diaper off at 2
>years old, but still I didn't get it. "This is my 1st
>experience with babies (before them I'd never hold a
>baby in my entire life!). I was wondering if there's a
>problem here... They've sit by their own only with 8
>months and started to talk with 25 months - before
>they used to say just few words...
>Sorry for my mistakes I'm brazilian and english is not
>my best, but I try ;-)
>see ya!
>You can visit our page at
>http://www.geocities.com/lucytwins2000/index.html
well, don't take away diapers until they are ready, recent studies (see doct. Brazleton book) has discovered that force a baby yo take away diapers will sign him in the entire life.
My daughter now is 10 and still use it at night.
I have never told her a single word about her diapers. she is smart, with excellent grades, helpful in the house and with a lot of friends.
she will grow out from diapers when she will be ready to do it, otherwise she can use 'em as long she wants.

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