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Saturday, November 29, 2008
My grown-up son...
...decided it was time to look around the world better during our walks and wanted to sit upright in the actual stroller. No more carrier for him!
If I had to do it over again, I would've done this with Joseph. As it was, I kept him in his carrier everywhere we went in the stoller because I knew he would nap in it. The downside was that when I finally put him in the stroller facing out (close to him being almost a year old), he was so aware of everything and everyone that he would not (and still doesn't) take a nap in the stroller if I were to recline him. I think now if I'd started him facing forward at a much younger age, he would've gotten used to seeing things and just been able to fall asleep. Who knows, just my thought.
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If I had to do it over again, I would've done this with Joseph. As it was, I kept him in his carrier everywhere we went in the stoller because I knew he would nap in it. The downside was that when I finally put him in the stroller facing out (close to him being almost a year old), he was so aware of everything and everyone that he would not (and still doesn't) take a nap in the stroller if I were to recline him. I think now if I'd started him facing forward at a much younger age, he would've gotten used to seeing things and just been able to fall asleep. Who knows, just my thought.
MD looks so grown up in the picture! I loved letting L face out in the stroller...so many new and exciting things to look at.
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