Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] bedtime issues
Pris
you know, everytime I read about AP/fm beds, it just makes me SO SAD ...
when my dch were babies (24,21,11,9) we'd never heard about any of these
ideas ... in fact, I didn't even know about h-s'ing w/ the older dch or I
would've GLADLY taught them @ home, too ... I nursed until my babies weaned
themselves, even our adopted dch and I *know* we would've enjoyed these
other ideas, as well ... ohhhhh I *wished* I could roll back time a couple
of yrs b/c I'd do things differently, oh well ::::::::::::: *sniff* ...
Pris ~> who'z always learning something new ...
WARNING: I cannot be help responsible for the above, as apparently my cats
have learned how to type ...
when my dch were babies (24,21,11,9) we'd never heard about any of these
ideas ... in fact, I didn't even know about h-s'ing w/ the older dch or I
would've GLADLY taught them @ home, too ... I nursed until my babies weaned
themselves, even our adopted dch and I *know* we would've enjoyed these
other ideas, as well ... ohhhhh I *wished* I could roll back time a couple
of yrs b/c I'd do things differently, oh well ::::::::::::: *sniff* ...
Pris ~> who'z always learning something new ...
WARNING: I cannot be help responsible for the above, as apparently my cats
have learned how to type ...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sue Amiot" <samiot@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 12:44 PM
Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] bedtime issues
> Amy & Sandy
>
> DH & I have had the kids in bed with us from birth. As they were
> ready they moved themselves to their own beds. Every so often one of
> them will come back in & ask to sleep on our floor. We got out our
> sleeping bags & leave them out for them to use. DD 7 isn't in but
> maybe 2 times a month, ds 4 comes in 4-5 times a week & ds 2 stays in
> his crib with the side down. & a toy box (closed) for him to use to
> get out. He'll come in during the night to be changed or if he wants
> a drink. We've seen no problems with this.
>
[email protected]
Pris,
You know, there is a lot that I wish I had known when my children were
babies. A good friend of mine told me not to beat myself up about something
I could've never helped because I simply didn't know. What I can do is the
very best for my children NOW based on things I know and am continuing to
learn about - like unschooling. And if ds was not as shy as he is, I might
never have discovered this wonderful alternative to school. From the few
posts that I have read of yours, your children seem to be lucky to have
someone who cares so much about them.
Sandy
You know, there is a lot that I wish I had known when my children were
babies. A good friend of mine told me not to beat myself up about something
I could've never helped because I simply didn't know. What I can do is the
very best for my children NOW based on things I know and am continuing to
learn about - like unschooling. And if ds was not as shy as he is, I might
never have discovered this wonderful alternative to school. From the few
posts that I have read of yours, your children seem to be lucky to have
someone who cares so much about them.
Sandy
Pris
ohhhhhh, now aren't you the sweetie to say such kind things, Sandy :)
reading the posts made me sad b/c IF I would've been aware I would've been
right in the big middle doing all those neat things w/ my dch, too ...
yes, you're *exactly* right, can't beat yourself up over stuff you didn't
even know about :)
Pris ~> who'z needing to go straighten her halo O:)
WARNING: I cannot be help responsible for the above, as apparently my cats
have learned how to type ...
reading the posts made me sad b/c IF I would've been aware I would've been
right in the big middle doing all those neat things w/ my dch, too ...
yes, you're *exactly* right, can't beat yourself up over stuff you didn't
even know about :)
Pris ~> who'z needing to go straighten her halo O:)
WARNING: I cannot be help responsible for the above, as apparently my cats
have learned how to type ...
----- Original Message -----
From: <Broadcolea@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 5:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] bedtime issues
> Pris,
> You know, there is a lot that I wish I had known when my children were
> babies. A good friend of mine told me not to beat myself up about
something
> I could've never helped because I simply didn't know. What I can do is
the
> very best for my children NOW based on things I know and am continuing to
> learn about - like unschooling. And if ds was not as shy as he is, I
might
> never have discovered this wonderful alternative to school. From the few
> posts that I have read of yours, your children seem to be lucky to have
> someone who cares so much about them.
>
> Sandy
>
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