Where is the baby swimming, in a pool or in the ocean?
In a pool, I used the disposable swim diapers, on the off chance of one of them having a disgusting accident that might need containment until I noticed. I don't think they ever had one, though. My kids wore bathing suits over, but that's probably because my kids are my parents' only grandchildren, and so I think they were always given bathing suits by a shopping Nana. I would not have a problem with a baby wearing just some sort of swim diaper.
Do not use a regular disposable diaper, though. They swell up to unbelievable proportions, and this gel stuff gets all...well, it's just ucky, and heavy, too.
On another topic, what do babies wear when swimming? Those Huggies disposable swim diapers?
That's what Annabel wore in the wading pool this summer.
In my parents lake she wore just her suit. In our friends pool, regular diaper.
HEY, uh, how many HEYS I'm up to.
Hee.
Midwestern is the cuisine food critics eat at home -- and are ashamed of.
Only if they're from the midwest, man. The rest of us don't even consider that stuff food.
Next summer, I think I'm picking up a Kushies swim diaper or two.
I tended to consider all the things in the spice rack food. I'm still murder on cinnamon sticks, and have been known to pop anise like candy.
That said, I'm still going to concentrate on fruits and veggies when we introduce solids.
More baby pictures: [link]
Only if they're from the midwest, man. The rest of us don't even consider that stuff food.
Heh. You should see what was passing as food on the coasts 75 years ago.
Spaghetti was boiled for 30 minutes, e.g.
Midwestern cuisine is only a decade away from emerging into being "hip." And then, you'll see $100 prix fixe menus in New York serving mac and organic artisian cheese with kosher hot dogs.
And cream of mushroom soup will be de rigeur.
Holy fuck the universe can lay off.
I just got laid off. It was for totally economic reasons. They simply are out of money. I am eligible for rehire, and they'd like to use me freelance when they can. Still this sucks pretty hard.
I'm cleaning stuff up here and leaving.
I might be online later but I am not up for phone calls, even with the best of intentions.
Shit, Cass. I am so sorry.
Oh, Cass! That's awful. I'm so sorry.
