Props on being so mature about a disagreement! It's great to see instead of arguing and putting others down.sarahshortcake wrote:Meh. Fair enough. We'll have to agree to disagree on the colic hold thing. Everyone here is a little biased based on their background and experiences, regardless of whether they go into a long tirade or not.cats-or-die wrote:They're also fragile around open flames, moving cars, and shards of glass. Oh wait, that's every human being? I wasn't talking about the table or floors, I was discussing the way she was holding him - which was fine. Obviously, since he stopped screaming. The kid can hold is head up pretty well as it is, and she was supporting is neck 100%. Like I said earlier, she didn't have the hold down perfect, but it was good enough to soothe him while also support him. And to say she is clumsy like Bryan (or whatever the exact phrase was) is not only reaching, but ignorant. Just because two people are siblings doesn't make them alike at all.sarahshortcake wrote:Maybe I've been watching DB too long. I no longer consider Missy rude. I just consider her Missy so I must be missing some of her usual BS.
I have to disagree with you CatsOrDie. They're pretty fragile when near table corners and hardwood floors.
I give you gossipers points for merit, pointing out present versus past is a good argument. I still don't think it is all them but that is coming from someone who is missing an entire side of a family and doesn't acknowledge her own Mother-in-Law so I could be biased myself.
You are 100% biased. Since we aren't discussing your personal circumstances, they shouldn't factor into the discussion. Not trying to be rude at all, I'm just saying inputting your own personal life feelings into a situation we honestly know nothing about isn't productive at all.
xoxo gossip cat
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