We know that this game is very good for our offspring, but it seems that they are no longer so good at collecting the mountain of toys and puzzle pieces they have taken out.
Surely with each one you have to use a different technique, even use several depending on the day. Maybe they pay more attention to their grandparents than you or even try to negotiate. This week we want to know all that.
What is your trick to make the little ones pick up their toys?
Last week we asked you What do you most thank your pediatrician or nurse? And know your opinions.
Marichollos told us the following:
I like everything about my pediatrician, but what else, which never criticizes me or gives me orders. That is to say, if you ask me what my pediatrician is like, I would tell you that his way of raising is the same as mine because he has never told me to do the opposite, but surely it is not so, he just respects what you do. He knows that I'm still with the tit after 20 months and he supports me, that I never gave him cereals and he didn't say anything, he never questions me or tells me I'm wrong. He doesn't look bad for you sleeping with him, or for not leaving him crying etc so with her I feel comfortable to really explain what I do with my son. And I like that… that for bigmouths I already have everyone else. Apart from that he is a very good pediatrician, kind, takes his time with the child and never has a bad face.
and madrealacarga also told us:
To a surrogate pediatrician who attended my son the little one in his first review at the week of birth, I will always appreciate his intuition, his professionalism and his interest. I have already told you that my son was breastfeeding one hour after another without eating anything. As if it were a pacifier. And he lost a lot of weight and turned very yellow from jaundice. Now I see photos of that moment and I get scared even more than then. There are pictures that look like a… I don't even want to think about it. Buff I get bad. That pediatrician immediately alerted us to the situation, to the severe dehydration he suffered. That by not breastfeeding I was getting weaker, even to cry and ask. He told us to take out milk and be given small amounts every little time with a syringe to see if he reacted. It was on the eve of Easter and seeing so many holidays ahead, he thought better and when we were already in the street with the cart, we realized that he had left behind us from the ambulatory and followed us all over the street calling us at Screams. And he recommended us to go to the emergency room at the same time, anticipating the upcoming holidays. Thanks thanks
But it seems that what you most appreciate in a pediatrician is his treatment and, of course, his professionalism.
Now the new question for this week is now available and remember that you have a week to answer it Please do so in the "Answers" section and not responding to this entry. We know that we repeat ourselves, but if you answer here we cannot take them into account for next week.
