My Child Never Goes Anywhere Without......

What's one thing that your child never goes anywhere without?

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:32pm

That making me shiver too! How old is your child?

AmyOnThePrairie said:

licking something disgusting. this morning it was a door handle at McDonalds. (::shiver::)

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:34pm

Did everything go well at the doctor's? How old is your child?

Kristy Figueroa said:

Her paci! I left it in the car yesterday at a dr's appointment and neglected to have a back up in the diaper bag. I had an unhappy baby...

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:34pm

Awe, that's cute!

Emi said:

Her Pooh Bear. She's 4 months old and LOVEs that bear.

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:35pm

Is it a Firefly?

Shari Simpson said:

Cell Phone....we bought a kids cell for when they play outside around the block. This way they are always reachable.

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:37pm

Tameka, that's great! Book worms among us!

Tameka Linnell said:

My daughter bring her books, she always has to have a book with her where ever she goes! I love it!

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Permalink Reply by My Symphony Of Life on February 21, 2011 at 7:38pm

Awesome job!

Val Selby said:

My youngest has never had anything that hit a must. My oldest had a blankie that drove me nuts, but truly wasn't super bad. I've read how some have to wean their kids from blankies and she never had that. But she did always bring her blankie to any major evening event before age of 4 and she always took it when she was staying the night somewhere.

She's now going to be 16 this Summer still loves her blankets. Not in the same way which will only be shared when she has babies so I can embarrass her, but she brings blankets everywhere. lol Yeah, I wish it would embarrass but our family doesn't work that way. Darn self-confidence. This is what happens when you succeed in parenting.

The only reason this hit at all was because blankets have always been a big deal for her.