thread: The Lazy Person's Guide to Gentle Parenting

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2008
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    Definitely NOT bad mummy - we just need a name for it ...Natural Toilet Training - there you go Boomba! A brand new style of gentle parenting!

  2. #2
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    Or should that be Au Naturel ?

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    Mar 2008
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    honestly, i think the best one has already been mentioned...boob to bed.

    biggest load of bollocks fed to me by my visiting MACH nurse when DD was all of 8 days old that my daughter needed (at her age ) to 'play' before sleeping...i mean, seriously, did she want me to stick DD in the sandpit with a plastic shovel and bucket??!

    the only issue i had with feed to sleep was other people telling me not to. DD did, she is a great sleeper and has no issue with going to sleep on her own...so wish i could go to that nurse i tell ya what LOL!

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    Or should that be Au Naturel ?
    love it...see when something has a name you dont have to feel so guilty about it

  5. #5
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    Exactly!

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    May 2007
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    I can't be arsed to explain why I can hit and DS can't, so don't smack.
    LOL YES!

    Breastfeeding: solves everything, stops crying, causes sleep, great excuse to say "can you do xyz, i need to top her up...", pop boob out and go! Too cheap to buy formula!
    Cloth: so i can avoid the shops as much as possible
    Co-sleeping: too lazy to keep trying to put her back in the cot and have her whinge
    'Real' food. Because I'm too cheap to but jars and by 7 months was too lazy to blend/puree/mash! lol
    No-cry house. No set bedtime: because, seriously, who wants to put a baby down too early and hear them cry for ages?
    One of us showers/bathes with Jazz: saves time, saves water.
    Last edited by Indadhanu; October 24th, 2009 at 01:16 PM.

  7. #7
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    LOL YES!
    'Real' food. Because I'm too cheap to but jars and by 7 months was too lazy to blend/puree/mash! lol
    Have you tasted those jars of baby "food"?? Urgh! I had one as an emergency backup and had a taste, seriously, they taste foul. The one I tried was organic & all natural but I know that I couldn't put my 100% vegie mix in a jar and leave it on the shelf and expect it to still be good in a week let alone longer so not exactly 100% natural!

  8. #8
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    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
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    we're planning on doing au natural toilet training this summer with ds. in other words, let him run around naked all day on the deck and lawn

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    See Boomba, you've started a trend with ANTT!!!

  10. #10
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    Woohoo reckon we could now write a book

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    biggest load of bollocks fed to me by my visiting MACH nurse when DD was all of 8 days old that my daughter needed (at her age ) to 'play' before sleeping...i mean, seriously, did she want me to stick DD in the sandpit with a plastic shovel and bucket??!
    I had to giggle at that... I could just imagine people in the sandpits with their newborn LOL.

    I love the ANTT... thats what we are going to do this summer! Well hoping to anyway hehe

    With the feeding to sleep... I cant help that my baby falls asleep when feeding.... I certainly am not going to wake him up for doing it either!