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Dottie December 6th 05 08:54 PM

Christmas Gifts
 
Mostly I just lurk in this group. Lots of interesting topics.

My 22 mo is still bfing. I work full time, so she was taking either
ebm or formula until she was about 15 mos, and then we just went to bf
mostly 2 times a day and milk from a cup.

It seemed back then that she probably would have weaned at that time,
but I wasn't ready!

Now, for the last few weeks, she has become rather demanding. Her
sleep pattern has also changed, for the worse of course. I chalk it
up to the latest development steps. She has taken great leaps in her
talking.

On the upside, it is great to hear her talking and I can actually have
a conversation with her. On the downside, I can see how frustrated she
gets when she doesn't have the words to communicate and melts into
tears. Whew.

Anyway, my real question is what kinds of toys do you all suggest for
this age? I feel like the things that my husband and I think are fun
end up collecting dust. Looking for good Christmas gifts.


ANTHONY CHARLES TABONE December 7th 05 06:02 PM

Christmas Gifts
 
The best gift is breast milk no ebm or formula at all just breast milk
untill she says no. more.


"Dottie" wrote in message
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Mostly I just lurk in this group. Lots of interesting topics.

My 22 mo is still bfing. I work full time, so she was taking either
ebm or formula until she was about 15 mos, and then we just went to bf
mostly 2 times a day and milk from a cup.

It seemed back then that she probably would have weaned at that time,
but I wasn't ready!

Now, for the last few weeks, she has become rather demanding. Her
sleep pattern has also changed, for the worse of course. I chalk it
up to the latest development steps. She has taken great leaps in her
talking.

On the upside, it is great to hear her talking and I can actually have
a conversation with her. On the downside, I can see how frustrated she
gets when she doesn't have the words to communicate and melts into
tears. Whew.

Anyway, my real question is what kinds of toys do you all suggest for
this age? I feel like the things that my husband and I think are fun
end up collecting dust. Looking for good Christmas gifts.




Linz December 8th 05 10:29 AM

Christmas Gifts
 
Dottie wrote:

Anyway, my real question is what kinds of toys do you all suggest for
this age? I feel like the things that my husband and I think are fun
end up collecting dust. Looking for good Christmas gifts.


22 months. The kind of thing YoungBloke liked at 22 months that he still
wants to play with at 26 months is paper and crayons/pencils/pens. Creative
play stuff - he's getting an easel, paints, collage material and play dough
for Christmas.

Trucks and cars are popular with that age group at the nursery YB goes to.
Dressing up stuff - hats mostly, but also bits of material they can drape
around their shoulders/necks/over their heads. Dolls and buggies. The
workbench and tools are popular with the girls as well as the boys - and the
kitchen toys are as popular with the boys as the girls.




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