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Maybe you'll learn to surf one-handed and cradle the little one with the
other. You are very right in it being important to spend quality time
with your child- my parents have taught me that. I think that the time
that your little girl will sit that still on your lap when you surf is
very limited if my mother is anywhere near correct. She had three of us
and we about killed her, from what she said. But that is generally not
until they get to be near two years old, so you have a little quiet time
left. Enjoy it!
Phillip
Dave Lloyd wrote:
On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Spurling, Shannon wrote:
I think it's when they turn around and start "working" the mouse
themselves when the problems start. ;-)
Ah. You mean like this:
http://www.davelloyd.com/gallery/album27/IMG_1143
I think that, even though you feel you are ignoring them, you are giving
them contact. They know you are there, and that should help them develop
better. In fact, I bet if you didn't hold her while you surfed the web,
she may have been worse off. I always think of the studies where they
had the baby monkeys and the terry cloth vs. metal surrogate mother.
Just by having a warm, soft, nurturing figure the baby with the terry
cloth surrogate grew up to be more balanced and better adjusted.
As a parent, there are all sorts of jokes you can make about being the
wire monkey.
Besides, why else are geeks prone to grow a cushion around the middle?
"I'm not fat, I just grew some padding for the baby to rest on. It's for
the baby!" :-)
I think it serves the same purpose as hips on a woman. It's easy to
balance a kid there.
--dlloyd
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