How do people do it?

[Dorothy39]

You are one wonderful baby sitter, I'll say that!!!
Your post made me remember those awkward dog/baby moments in my life!!!!

What a pick me up!!!!!!

[catland]

just a thought....

I don't have children, but I do have a nephew who was a very colicy baby -
turns out that he has acid reflux disease and his parents didn't discover this until he was 12 years old

Just something to consider.

[catnapper]

just a thought....

I don't have children, but I do have a nephew who was a very colicy baby -
turns out that he has acid reflux disease and his parents didn't discover this until he was 12 years old

Just something to consider.

Nah, he only does this with me. He's cool and happy whenever mom is around. He never fusses or cries... only when she's gone.

[jenluckenbach]

You are amazing! (I can just imagine Nicki jumping around impatiently...LOL)

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

You are a great mom, you handked this perfectly!!

But, are you sure Cam isn't "producing" something

[Pam]

Kim, when my first grandson was still a toddler my daughter brought Dale (Swissy #1) into their home as a puppy. All I can say is that as I watched the housebreaking process alone it was hectic. You are just not always able to whisk a dog outside to go potty when you have a toddler on the floor. Fortunately now with grandson #2 here and still a tiny infant, Harlee is quite the well behaved lady. It should be a *piece of cake* as they say.

I remember when my children were crawling, if I didn't get the dog bowls up off the floor, if there was any leftover kibble in them they would eat it! Ah, yes, you have brought back some memories!

P. S. I LOVE your new signature!

[catnapper]

But, are you sure Cam isn't "producing" something

Yes, a lot of noise... which is what he's doing right now. Ash went to work 15 minutes ago and the tears started within 5 minutes of her leaving. Sigh

[Muddy4paws]

I know this probably sound silly but how about recording her voice? would that help?