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When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
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lulugrrl
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Re: When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
gosh, Parker is over 2 now, and I still worry, I check on him often, and nights i think i dont need to check on him, I get back up and check him because then I think that would be the night something will happen. I have realized I will never relax again, LOL....
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Posted 12/20/09 2:21 PM  |
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InShock
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Re: When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
I believe, statistically speaking, the risk greatly decreases after 1 year old.
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| Posted 12/20/09 2:45 PM |
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KartveliT
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Re: When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
1 year or so .
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| Posted 12/20/09 2:51 PM |
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Deedlebugs
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Re: When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
Nina slept with a blanket and a pillow from about 11 months (this is actually when she used to sleep on her own and not with us). I worried but I also believe that SIDS has a lot more to do with just a blanket or a pillow or bumpers.
Around 16 months I really stopped thinking about SIDS.
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| Posted 12/20/09 4:24 PM |
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mom2aidan
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Re: When do you stop worrying about that which cannot be spoken of?
I just saw a guy on Oprah a few weeks ago whose daughter 17 month old daughter had died of SIDS. I was shocked! Until then, I really didn't think it was an issue after 6-8 months.
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| Posted 12/20/09 4:38 PM |
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