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Old April 30th 04, 04:20 PM
GoofeeGyrl
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DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Linda
Mommy to Sophie, 3 years
and Eva, 7 months
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Old April 30th 04, 05:24 PM
Sophie
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"GoofeeGyrl" wrote in message
...
DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of

the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are

sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody

bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used

something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer

has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Linda
Mommy to Sophie, 3 years
and Eva, 7 months


Your house is that hot? Even in Cuba we put pants on Charlotte in the
house (the A/C made it cold enough).

Sorry, but pants was going to be my suggestion.


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Old April 30th 04, 06:30 PM
JennP
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"GoofeeGyrl" wrote in message
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DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of

the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are

sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody

bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used

something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer

has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.

Any suggestions?


IMO, let her be. She'll complain if it bothers her and if that happens, put
her in pants.
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Old April 30th 04, 06:30 PM
Denise Anderson
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"GoofeeGyrl" wrote in message
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DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of

the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are

sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody

bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used

something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer

has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.



You can cut the feet off some socks to pull up to her knees. I've never
tried it, but I've heard it from a bunch of people.

Denise


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Old April 30th 04, 07:19 PM
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"Denise Anderson" wrote in message
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You can cut the feet off some socks to pull up to her knees. I've never
tried it, but I've heard it from a bunch of people.


I was going to suggest that, too. But if you want to buy something, One Step
Ahead sells knee protectors:
http://www.onestepahead.com/jump.jsp...9&cha nge=117


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Jodi
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Old April 30th 04, 09:50 PM
Cathy Kearns
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"GoofeeGyrl" wrote in message
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DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of

the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are

sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody

bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used

something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer

has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.


We used those terry cloth wrist bands used for tennis or
other sports. Had tons around the house. They seemed to
work.


Any suggestions?

Thanks
Linda
Mommy to Sophie, 3 years
and Eva, 7 months



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Old May 2nd 04, 02:03 AM
Phoebe & Allyson
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GoofeeGyrl wrote:
DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in
most of the house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug
burn but they are sooo red and I'm afraid they are going to start
bothering her.


DD (now 11 months and walking more than crawling) never crawled on hands and
knees except on the bed. We actually didn't know she *could* crawl that way
until she crawled across the bed. She has an odd little 3-limbed scoot,
which has both palms, one foot, and a thigh touching the floor. We figured
it was because hands and knees was uncomfortable on the hardwood floors. If
your DD has sore knees, she'll find some other way to get around.

Phoebe
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Old May 2nd 04, 09:32 PM
Rosalie B.
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My second one insisted on crawling up and down the concrete driveway
instead of on the lawn because apparently she didn't like the way the
lawn felt. Eventually she started leaving bloody knee prints. She
never complained or stopped crawling either. Didn't faze her. Some
folks just have a high threshold of pain from early on.

Much later, when she was about 13, I was walking back from the pool
and I saw that her back was bloody. She'd skinned all the skin of the
tops of each vertebrae doing a back flip off the diving board.


"JennP" wrote:


"GoofeeGyrl" wrote in message
...
DD (7.5 months) wont' stop crawling We have hardwood floors in most of

the
house so her poor little knees aren't in danger of rug burn but they are

sooo
red and I'm afraid they are going to start bothering her. Has anybody

bought
those knee pads for babies? Where (online) can I get them? Used

something
from home to protect little knees? With DD #1, she was crawling in cold
weather so she was always in pants, but it is already so hot and summer

has not
even begun, so pants is not an option for her hot little body.

Any suggestions?


IMO, let her be. She'll complain if it bothers her and if that happens, put
her in pants.


grandma Rosalie
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Old May 3rd 04, 12:17 AM
JennP
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"Rosalie B." wrote in message
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My second one insisted on crawling up and down the concrete driveway
instead of on the lawn because apparently she didn't like the way the
lawn felt. Eventually she started leaving bloody knee prints. She
never complained or stopped crawling either. Didn't faze her. Some
folks just have a high threshold of pain from early on.


Did you put her in knee pads?
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JennP.

mom to Matthew 10/11/00
EDD #2 10/24/04
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