http://www.bbsuperstar.com/baby-talk-blanket/
Baby Talk Blanket
Why do I hold onto my baby blanket? I just can’t let it go?
idk what it is, like an emotional problem or something?? but i’ve had this blanket since i was like 4 and i still friggin play with her. i even gave her a name. oh, and i’m 15 years old… this is not normal. i TALK to her too. and notice how i keep referring to the blanket as “she,” like it’s a person…? and i can’t even imagine getting rid of her. whenever i’m with my blanket i go into like babymode or something. it’s so weird. and nobody else does this. so what teh hell is wrong wit me ..?
i thought maybe people do this, with like stuffed animals and stuff, when they don’t receive enough love from their parents. i mean, my parents are not very affectionate people, but i still have a relatively good relationship with them. so.. i dunno.
and i do have a social life.. i feel like my best friend has been taking advantage of me lately though.. i should punch her in the ovaries or something.
but that’s a diff story
I think you’re overreacting a bit. You might not know anyone who does this, but a lot of people are attached to objects, especially if they grew up with them. I don’t really see anything all that wrong with it–it’s probably just comforting to you. I used to have a blanket I grew up with and honestly would still have it if my sister hadn’t ripped it up. I replaced it with a pillow, and I don’t want anyone else touching it, putting it anywhere dirty/on the floor, laying on it, etc. My mother uses an old pair of pants as her security. We both just “play” with these when we’re bored, as a calming influence or out of habit and not being able to just be still. For me, I know it’s also just liking having something that has been with me throughout my life and can go with me most places I go. It’s the only thing that really does just belong to me.
Baby Talk Blanket
How many times should you wash infant hand-me-downs before baby touches them?
I’m talking clothes, blankets, toys, car seats. THE WORKS. I’m thrifty, most of my baby things are family hand-me-downs or straight bought from someone on the fabulous craigslist. I thought washing once with hot water and an extra rinse cycle should do it, for clothing. And since I’m not due for another 4 weeks I kind of want to spray the toys and stroller down with Lysol now. Any tips? should I wash these things twice?
Cuddly toys/teddy bears etc can carry infections so I wouldnt take them!
baby talk with blanket .
|
|
Baby Einstein – My First Signs $19.99 A playful introduction to words and sign language — my street to main street!– Exposes babies to words and sign language– Presents a fun way for parents and little ones to “go exploring”As babies grow, their eye-hand coordination begins to improve as their ability to interact with their surroundings blossoms. It is the perfect time for My First Signs, A playful introduction to 20 common words a… |
|
|
Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll $39.88 Get ready for interactive playtime with the Fisher Price Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll. Designed for children age three and older who enjoy playing “mommy,” this life-like doll features a repertoire of more than 60 phrases, songs, and sounds. From playing peek-a-boo to walking with her colorful pooch, she offers hours of interactive enjoyment while helping to encourage a nurtur… |
|
|
NoJo Jungle Babies Milton The Monkey – Stuffed Animal $11.95 NOJO Jungle Babies Milton the Monkey… |
|
|
Mattel Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Doll $79.95 The Real Loving Baby Doll features the sweetest, most realistic behaviors. Give her hugs, kisses, and hold her often – she needs lots of nurturing, just like a real baby. Girls are able to name their very own Real Loving Baby Doll; and through speech and hearing, the doll will recognize her name, ask for her bottle, play peek-a-boo with giggles, take her blanket to sleep, and so much more. It requ… |
|
|
Baby Einstein – My First Signs $19.99 A playful introduction to words and sign language — my street to main street!– Exposes babies to words and sign language– Presents a fun way for parents and little ones to “go exploring”As babies grow, their eye-hand coordination begins to improve as their ability to interact with their surroundings blossoms. It is the perfect time for My First Signs, A playful introduction to 20 common words a… |
|
|
Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll $39.88 Get ready for interactive playtime with the Fisher Price Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll. Designed for children age three and older who enjoy playing “mommy,” this life-like doll features a repertoire of more than 60 phrases, songs, and sounds. From playing peek-a-boo to walking with her colorful pooch, she offers hours of interactive enjoyment while helping to encourage a nurtur… |
|
|
NoJo Jungle Babies Milton The Monkey – Stuffed Animal $11.95 NOJO Jungle Babies Milton the Monkey… |
|
|
Mattel Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Doll $79.95 The Real Loving Baby Doll features the sweetest, most realistic behaviors. Give her hugs, kisses, and hold her often – she needs lots of nurturing, just like a real baby. Girls are able to name their very own Real Loving Baby Doll; and through speech and hearing, the doll will recognize her name, ask for her bottle, play peek-a-boo with giggles, take her blanket to sleep, and so much more. It requ… |
