Comments on: Babies sleep in cages? http://colombara.org/anita/2007/07/06/babies-sleep-in-cages/ two fajita, three fajita, four ... Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:11:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: LaVera http://colombara.org/anita/2007/07/06/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-208 LaVera Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:25:40 +0000 http://colombara.org/anita/1999/11/30/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-208 I don't think American parents hold their kids enough nowadays. I always wondered how the "no diaper" thing worked. I don’t think American parents hold their kids enough nowadays.
I always wondered how the “no diaper” thing worked.

]]> By: Ed http://colombara.org/anita/2007/07/06/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-207 Ed Mon, 27 Aug 2007 14:54:14 +0000 http://colombara.org/anita/1999/11/30/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-207 Very interesting! Speaking of different parenting styles, I wonder if you and Danny ever watched "Meet the Fokkers"? Very interesting! Speaking of different parenting styles, I wonder if you and Danny ever watched “Meet the Fokkers”?

]]> By: Shelley http://colombara.org/anita/2007/07/06/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-206 Shelley Tue, 17 Jul 2007 02:13:53 +0000 http://colombara.org/anita/1999/11/30/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-206 I was speaking with a co-worker at my temp job today who is on maternity leave and visiting the office. And can you believe it, Americans have come up with a name for the type of parenting that you describe as the norm for moms in Cambodia -attachment parenting. I was speaking with a co-worker at my temp job today who is on maternity leave and visiting the office. And can you believe it, Americans have come up with a name for the type of parenting that you describe as the norm for moms in Cambodia -attachment parenting.

]]> By: joann http://colombara.org/anita/2007/07/06/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-205 joann Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:17:52 +0000 http://colombara.org/anita/1999/11/30/babies-sleep-in-cages/#comment-205 thanks for this entry. i often think about this with so many things we do here for babies . . . what do families do in third world or rural areas or tribal areas? or what did they do generations before, before they had this new baby gadget or invention? it is true in the US we are so much more focused on what stroller to get, or the latest baby toy to make sure our baby is the smartest or having a schedule . . . really sheds light on our values. i read in an article about breastfeeding, that in areas of the world, where the baby is carried most of the day by the mother, there is no concept of being fussy or colic. thanks for this entry. i often think about this with so many things we do here for babies . . . what do families do in third world or rural areas or tribal areas? or what did they do generations before, before they had this new baby gadget or invention?

it is true in the US we are so much more focused on what stroller to get, or the latest baby toy to make sure our baby is the smartest or having a schedule . . . really sheds light on our values.

i read in an article about breastfeeding, that in areas of the world, where the baby is carried most of the day by the mother, there is no concept of being fussy or colic.

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