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   nanna jules from soth shields says:

   Jul 19, 16:21

   i was wondering why so many young mothers and grandmothers go o n about potty train start at ages from 2yrs to over3yrs ihave five grandchildren and 4 of them were put on potty at seven months which my mother learnt me to d and they were all out of nappies by a year old it takes noth but patience to hold them 4 a while it soon comes 2 them nanna jules a little patience and understanding
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   me from here says:

   Jul 19, 15:35

   moira,there is no answer to your problem,do what you think is right for baby,but if in any doubt at all, contact your health visitor to put your mind at rest.
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   maggie from wigan says:

   Jul 19, 14:43

   x from x and jo, what about a couple of hours at the swimming pool,that should tire them. for the younger kiddies on a rainy day,give them a cardboard box and some bits and pieces,and let them make a puppet theatre,with a little help from mum. older kids might like an afternoon helping mum bake cakes. Or you might all enjoy a day roller or ice skating. just a thought.
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   moira1973 from south shields says:

   Jul 19, 14:31

   could u tell me the right age to put baby in its cot i have five grandchildren my daughter in law tell me that my grandaughter is three month old and she should be in cot now i also disagree with being stuck in chair in front of tv with bottle srest on cushion i dont agree with any of this would be most obliged if someone could answer
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   Jo from london says:

   Jul 19, 13:44

   to x from x
   I agree totally, I have 3 girls aged 3, 9 and 13.. all into different things and all cost money!!
   Anyone have any ideas that would suit them all because I cant think of any!

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