How long will it be before I can leave Kayla on the floor (on a blanket laying in her boppy) and not have to worry about the other two attacking her? My son isn't too bad, he at least ASKS before touching her. Jenna is another story. She wants to be rubing her head, ect. I know it's probably the age, but Randy never bothered Jenna when she was really little, unless he was being mean to her. How long will this take to wear off?
I'm not sure, but is kayla home already? I hope she's doing well. :)
wow Angelwings this was a hard one for me Kayla still bothers danny when on the floor 2 months later it has gotten better but she still tried to take him :?
Your Kayla is so teenie tiny I wouldnt have her on the floor just yet if your worried about them bothering her
Do you have one of those lay low bassinets? where its like not even a foot from the ground and has a protective top to it
I used that and it kept her away from him kinda lol it wears off but very slowly
Good luck and its GREAT to hear she is home with you..... How is the little one doing now thats shes home?
You can never be too careful! I remember when my cousin Ashlee was a baby, about three months, her brother decided to pick her up and put her in a toy plastic buggy. Well, the thing flipped right over naturally, onto the tile floor! I would say you'd probably want to supervise them with the baby, either that, or put the baby somewhere the other children can't get to her, such as in a play pen.
It might not ever stop until Kayla is big enough to crawl away. Bella was 20 months old when Gavin was born and she never once tried to be mean to him, but she would try to pick him up. I had one of those little vibrating seats that I put him in, and I carried it wherever I went and locked him in the bathroom with me when I showered.
Can you get a cradle or bassinet to put in the living room, so you can out her down when you are in there?
I've got a swing with a bassinet thing to put on it, and I have that in the living room now, but it's really low so the kids can still get in it. Ugh, why does this have to be so hard? It wasn't this bad with going from one to two. Oh well, I guess I'll get used to it (don't have much of a choice now do I?).
Hmmm...I'm not really sure the answer to this because I know in my case when I brought Niko home Tommie was totally obsessed with him. I actually left him on a blanket on the floor once for like 2 minutes to run upstairs to change and she pulled the blanket with him on it (because she couldnt pick him up) and HID him from me :shock: . So yeah I understand why your scared. I would watch though with putting her in the swing because Tommie would grab the tray part while it was swinging and yell in Niko's face. I actually resorted to keeping Niko in his stroller laying down and just pushing him around the house when I had to be in other rooms. It worked when he was a newborn because he was sleeping most of the time ya know and I could just move him with me. Thats really my only suggestion as its the only thing that worked for me....Good luck and I'm glad Kayla is finally home.