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BabyAvocado
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Knee Pads?
Has anyone seen these knee pads (or similar) for babies in BRU or BBB? I wanted to pick them up rather than order online if I can. Image Attachment(s):
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Posted 7/2/06 8:05 AM  |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Knee Pads?
I haven't seen them but honestly - why would you want those? Maybe if his knees are getting sore, he'll be more inclined to walk?
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| Posted 7/2/06 10:26 AM |
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BabyAvocado
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Re: Knee Pads?
Posted by nrthshgrl
I haven't seen them but honestly - why would you want those? Maybe if his knees are getting sore, he'll be more inclined to walk?
We have hardwood floors throughout most of the house. There's only carpeting in two rooms and I've noticed that after a while of crawling, his knees seem to bother him and he resorts to dragging himself. It's also hard floors at the sitter. 
Plus he's no where near walking yet...he's a lazy boy.  Since I don't seem him walking for at least another 2 months, I figure it might be worth it. I could be wrong though.
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| Posted 7/2/06 10:38 AM |
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aja
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Re: Knee Pads?
I have hardwood floors and so does my mom'shouse where he spends the day. I was looking into those but only so them online at One Step Ahead.com.
Antonio only does the military crawl on the floors but in his crib he will get up on all fours. I know once he starts really crawling on all fours it will he hard on his little knees. I love wood floors and would not have it any other way but I know a carpet would be easier for him.
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