Does a 1 year old...?
813976
They should.  They should be charged double, and you should have to pay restitution to those sitting within 10 seats of you.\n\n\n_
526504
Absolute happiness! Every new thing that a newborn baby does is amazing. Watching a baby grow has to be the most incredible adventure one can take. From the first sight of the baby at birth, to the first smile, the first giggle, the first word, the first step, etc. every moment is precious.\n\nSure, it's not easy. There are sleepless nights, diaper changes, bodily fluids all over you, and crying. But it really is all worth it when you get to hold that baby in your arms.\n\nAnd although things change, there are always more wonderful new things to experience with a child. Our son is almost 2 years old and we are still in awe at some of the things he does and says.
52335
8 month olds can be a real challenge. I wouldn't do it unless you had some help first from an experience parent.
83676
How about how incredibly skeletal everyone is now, How about that?\n\nI think for your 2 year old you really don't have to worry about them because they are not trying for that audience.\n\nWhen she gets a little older, old enough to watch programs on Nickelodeon and other age appropriate shows, someone will standout and be a good role models for the new crop of little girls.
307845
It depends on the age of the child. Durring different ages children need different kinds of care. For infants they require lots of rest, diaper changing, bathing, feeding, changing and lots and lots of hugs and attention. For toddlers they start eating solid foods, need more chaning of clothes, need to be taught how to go to the big peoples potty, and are learning how to devlope thier motor skills. I suggest reading a parenting magazine for more defined answers.
475912
Both my kids watch CBBC and Cbeebies. My oldest is 6 and he knows he's too big for Cbeebies but he still likes to watch it! My other son is not 1 yet so he will watch anything!
287737
She knows who her mommy is.  Don't worry.  If she is 13 months old, it's hard because they aren't receptive to everything you tell them at that age.  Just keep enforcing to her that you are "Jane" and mommy will be here later to pick her up.  Maybe her mom can give you some pictures of her to show the baby during the day, or even make up a little book with photos?  You can show the child the book during the day a few times, and refer to her mother as "mommy" to reinforce the idea of who her mother is.
561093
My son is 10 moths old and I'm still nursing him.  I love the bond between us.  I don't plan to take it from him any time soon. My sis has a 2 year old and weemed her at 2 on her b-day.  The more you nurse them the more the protection lasts.  I never gave my son a bottle.  Now he eats solid foods and and drinks water out of a sippy cup.  I nurse him when he wants and to go to sleep.  Just let time take it's course.  She'll let yo know when she's ready to weem.
527910
How old is the baby? Check with Doc. The best way is to let them grow naturally and slowly. Babies are very delicate, you need to be extra careful with them. They always want to get up, but it might be dangerous for them.\n\nKeep a cushion alongside and underneath their head/neck.
79264
your son can start teething anytime from 2 months old up to past 1 year old. beware of teeth that come in while still nursing, beware of runny noses, coughs that sound liquidy, and really beware of diarrhea-all signs of teeth coming in-or on their way!! regardless of when he starts teething, love him like nothing else in this world and just wipe off his drooly face, and  kiss him again~~~from one who knows!!!now a gramma-and doin it all over again!
86213
the sooner the better.  of course, they're not going to have the best dextarity when they're younger--but it doesn't hurt to start them out early.  a lot of people think that other eager parents "push" their kids.  this is quite the contrary.  babies/toddlers/small children love to learn, they don't look at it like a chore or a burden.  while they are very young their little minds are like sponges and they pick up more than what you think.  my 3 year old is able to write the alphabet and never once has he complained when i work with him.  you just have to keep in mind their attention spans.  start out with a couple minutes at a time, a couple times a day.  they will think it's fun and it incorporates a good value of education for them.  don't just stop there though with writing; if you have the time and the willingness you can also teach them math and number values.  anyone that says that this is not "good" for you kids, to let them have a "normal childhood" is not taking advantage of this window of time when children are very eager to learn. keep in mind that this is what kids love and "want" to do. if they can pick up little things from watching tv, why not have them pick up facts and figures?  just make things fun and they will literally be begging you to teach them more.
833576
most if not all do and one child needs to be at least 13 14 or it is considered neglect
1903
A lot of people assume a child is very young, like a toddler, and a kid is anywhere between about 8 and 12. In fact, they both mean the same thing, but a kid would sound more mature.
819918
My little one does wear his shoes most of the day.  He takes them off at nap at daycare.  When he gets home he keeps them on for a while and then he may take them off or have me take them off of him.  I let him wear them when he wants to keep them on, except at bed!
472751
16 days old?  Yes.  16 years old?  No diapers.
856077
When my baby was a couple of weeks old, they gave her a "click test" - they stuffed a gizmo in her ear which measured the response to a click. It wasn't reliant on her responding to anything - just as well, at that age. But they did say that it just measured that the ear was OK physically - it doesn't check that the brain is wired up properly to hear, for example.
887222
I have a one year old who has the same teeth, and I have never seen her grind her teeth.  You should ask her doctor if it's normal, and if there is anything you can do to get her to stop.