Awww I love your jammies, I love hello kitty!

Here's a link of bunches of hello kitty stuff lol really cute. Things for your car, and kitchen, and bathroom! Sorry I don't know if you are interested... But here it is :p

http://www.Collector-connection.Com/helkit it.Html


and I love your baby she's so pretty!

Oh man, she's sucking the p;ss out of her thumb humbra/!?!?! Hahahah!!

Oni started that sh;t, but I put I stop to it *right quick*!!!! I'm not trying to have a buck toofus child!


she's soooo cute girl!!!!! I wish I could meet her!!!!!!

Sarah

She can almost stick her whole fist into her mouth! It's nuts!

I hate my camera, it makes her eyes look black. They're the prettiest shade of blue!

Terra, I am *obsessed* with .Hello .Kitty!!!

Lol .Sarah!!! I sucked my thumb until .I was like 10.
I never even used a pacifier. My teeth are straight as a whistle! So ha!
:p



.Laura, why is she so gorgeous!?!?!

I love your .Hello .Kitty pj's!
Where'd you get them?

Oh crap... Umm, I want to say .Sam .Goody. They were on sale, but that was last year. If i'm not thinking of another pair... Haha, I love comfy jammies!

i sucked my thumb until I was in the 3rd grade!!! Hahahah...We got *lucky* I guess.

Sarah

.It's cause we're sexy.

Shes so beautiful. I love the way her eyes are so open

There is nothing wrong with a baby sucking its thumb, and especially since they are going to loose all their teeth and not get permanent ones for quite a while. There is a huge difference between an infant sucking its thumb and a 5 year old sucking their thumb. Most babies suck their hands and grow out of this by age 1 or so.



"thumb sucking

generally, it's normal and healthy for infants to suck their thumbs, fingers, pacifiers or toys. Object sucking gives children a sense of emotional security and comfort. However, if thumb sucking continues beyond the age of 5 – when the permanent teeth begin to come in – dental problems may occur."

that's the flash! She does this whole " omfg" thing, and then chills back out.

I really think she might be at the beginning stages of teething. I don't think they're going to pop out anytime soon, but she's drooling a lot more and is eating her hands like they're going out of style. No increase in fussiness though.

She's so effing cute!

I have those jammies too! I got them at target last year. I'm a hello kitty freak!

Laura she's just too cute.

Ooh! Maybe it was .Target that I got them at!

Thank you my darlings! She's my heart!

She's absolutely beautiful .Laura!!! I love how she's so alert (i realize she is 12 weeks old, but even then some aren't alert!) awwww, I miss that stage.

Look at those big ole eyes! She is precious, girl!

Shes adorable =). Wow she has some pretty alert eyes

Oh wow she is just the most gorgeous little bundle!!!!

My mother is a dental hygientist and says that reguardless of the age, thumb sucking causes teeth to buck forward, as do unorthadontic pacifiers. The shape of the noonie, or thumb, causes the "pallet", not the teeth themselves, to deform.

I mean, some people are cool with it, and some are strict. I am a strict one, only because i've seen horrible effects from it in the medical books. I mean it's baad.

Sucking can also cause a speech impediment for toddlers. Or cause them to speak less due to an object obstructing their mouth.

Now, to the moms who didn't use a noonie, kudos!!! Lol. My friend did that and her daughter doesn't suck a thumb or a doll. I couldn't imagine the sleepless nights because a baby just wanted to suck.

A noonie you can throw away after x amount of time. A thumb is on their hands *forever*!!!!!! There's no way you're going to be able to stop a baby from sucking a thumb as easily as a noonie. No way. It's their comforting tool.

Sarah

funny, I just had a dentist appt to fill in my cavity, and I asked him about this. He absolutely agreed with me, and said there is no harm in a baby sucking their thumbs. It is what I stated earlier that if they are still sucking their thumbs after the toddler years when permanent teeth come in, then that is when they can have dental problems. He said from his studies he has learned that almost all babies break their own habit of finger sucking way before permanent teeth come in.