babywearing sanctimommy on AP

Re: babywearing sanctimommy on AP

• Irishgrl417

  January 2011

   I want to run up to every mother i see and shout, 'you need a wrap!!'

  Nope, not judging at all. I would love to see someone do this and then get punched.

   

  I'm pretty sure it's pronounced your mom's a moron and if you didn't have your name legally changed by the age of 22, so are you. Unless you're from another continent. -Groomz

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• FallinAgain

  January 2011

  lindsayll:

  http://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/47476274.aspx

  Quoting to see link.

  

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• FallinAgain

  January 2011

  I'm pleasantly surprised that so many responses were "stop judging" and "you have no idea what these children needed."

  

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• lindsayll

  January 2011

  FallinAgain:

  I'm pleasantly surprised that so many responses were "stop judging" and "you have no idea what these children needed."

  Pretty sure the thread was C&P'd, so not all of those were AP regulars.  But yes, refreshing that it wasn't just a chorus of "poor babies whose parents don't know any better other than to either neglect them or dangle them by their crotch in a Bjorn."
  

  
  Mucho likes purple nails and purple cupcakes

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• KayRI

  January 2011

  Wearable toddler seems like an oxymoron to me, even based on my limited experience with toddlers.  

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• heyemilina member

  

  January 2011

  Lanie is alive!

  

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• salimoo member

  January 2011

  I enjoy the term "sanctimonious vuvuzela."
  

  
  
  Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.

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• buddhagouda

  January 2011

  I haven't seen Fredalina in years.
  

  
  

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• TSD member

  January 2011

  buddhagouda:

  I haven't seen Fredalina in years.
  

  She's always on 12-24

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• salimoo member

  January 2011

  I am so fvcking sick of the "well here come the mean girls" as a means of dismissing anyone whose opinions don't match theirs.
  

  
  
  Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.

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• samfish2bcrab

  January 2011

  Lanie is alive and well!   Ran into her at the mall  yesterday.  It was the first time my husband has met a Nestie.  He kind of froze, it was weird.  Jo did not freeze.  She ran up to say hello and to inform me she was taking ballet.

  

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• BobLoblaw

  January 2011

  samfish2bcrab:

  Lanie is alive and well!   Ran into her at the mall  yesterday.  It was the first time my husband has met a Nestie.  He kind of froze, it was weird.  Jo did not freeze.  She ran up to say hello and to inform me she was taking ballet.

  Awwwww! If we don't get Ballerina Jo pics I'm permanently writing Lanie off.
  

  
  I bet her FUPA's name is Shane, like the gunslinger/drifter of literature.--HappyTummy

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