Comments on: Suri Cruise spotted with a sippy cup http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/ Stylish celebrity escapism Tue, 14 Feb 2012 02:29:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: risa kirk http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-37321 risa kirk Fri, 23 May 2008 07:05:57 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-37321 those wacko scientologists give kids barley in the bottle. Like in booze. When this kid needs a shrink, they wont let her have one :| :( those wacko scientologists give kids barley in the bottle. Like in booze.
When this kid needs a shrink, they wont let her have one :| :(

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]]> By: SeVen http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36611 SeVen Wed, 21 May 2008 13:17:10 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36611 wonder if she still wears diapers ? Those Scientology freaks really needa learn how to raise kids . wonder if she still wears diapers ? Those Scientology freaks really needa learn how to raise kids .

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]]> By: headache http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36243 headache Tue, 20 May 2008 13:02:26 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36243 HAHA!! Syko, you rock! HAHA!! Syko, you rock!

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]]> By: Syko http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36236 Syko Tue, 20 May 2008 12:43:07 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36236 And while everyone is not telling anyone else how to parent, perhaps we can lay off the Jolie-Pitts, too? And while everyone is not telling anyone else how to parent, perhaps we can lay off the Jolie-Pitts, too?

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]]> By: jess http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36202 jess Tue, 20 May 2008 08:56:04 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36202 oh no stop the presses LOL. Is this really that big of a deal? I have 4 kids and this isnt really a big deal imo. Some kids actually just use it for comfort just like some kids do that with teddy bears , or blankies etc. I agree with everyone who says people shouldnt tell others how to parent, so all I have to say is stick that in your juice box and suck it LOL :-) oh no stop the presses LOL. Is this really that big of a deal? I have 4 kids and this isnt really a big deal imo. Some kids actually just use it for comfort just like some kids do that with teddy bears , or blankies etc.
I agree with everyone who says people shouldnt tell others how to parent,
so all I have to say is stick that in your juice box and suck it LOL :-)

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]]> By: CeeJay http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36166 CeeJay Tue, 20 May 2008 04:06:52 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36166 EVERY child is different. I have three, no two were the same. My oldest wouldn't look at a toilet until he was three, but walked by 11 mos. and quit the bottle/breast at one year. My second wouldn't take a step until she was 15 months old (so small and cute, we carried her everywhere, probably our fault). My youngest rejected the breast at 9 months (talk about rejection) tolerated a bottle for one month and ditched it for a sippy cup at 10 mos. The youngest was also toilet trained at 18 months. He tried in every way to be like his older brother and sister. EVERY child is different and the age at which they do ANYTHING is typically determined by parents giving options first, and the child's will to explore the options, second. I suppose next we'll be on Tom and Katie for keeping her in diapers too long. As for having a child sleep with the parents...to each his own, but I will say that if you open that door and welcome your child into your bed, you'd better have and implement a solid exit plan and be willing to endure the separation anxiety that comes with moving them into their own bed at a later date. It's probably one of the toughest battles. In my opinion, you're better off sleeping in their bed occasionally rather than inviting them into your own. There's no right or wrong way, just what works best for each family EVERY child is different. I have three, no two were the same. My oldest wouldn’t look at a toilet until he was three, but walked by 11 mos. and quit the bottle/breast at one year. My second wouldn’t take a step until she was 15 months old (so small and cute, we carried her everywhere, probably our fault). My youngest rejected the breast at 9 months (talk about rejection) tolerated a bottle for one month and ditched it for a sippy cup at 10 mos. The youngest was also toilet trained at 18 months. He tried in every way to be like his older brother and sister. EVERY child is different and the age at which they do ANYTHING is typically determined by parents giving options first, and the child’s will to explore the options, second. I suppose next we’ll be on Tom and Katie for keeping her in diapers too long. As for having a child sleep with the parents…to each his own, but I will say that if you open that door and welcome your child into your bed, you’d better have and implement a solid exit plan and be willing to endure the separation anxiety that comes with moving them into their own bed at a later date. It’s probably one of the toughest battles. In my opinion, you’re better off sleeping in their bed occasionally rather than inviting them into your own. There’s no right or wrong way, just what works best for each family

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]]> By: momma http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36157 momma Tue, 20 May 2008 03:16:37 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36157 and EWWWWWWW on the breastfeeding at 8 years old thing. Totally wrong. imo. and EWWWWWWW on the breastfeeding at 8 years old thing. Totally wrong. imo.

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]]> By: momma http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36156 momma Tue, 20 May 2008 03:15:27 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36156 I agree that the Leah Remini thing was WAY over the top, and disturbing to watch - they obviously had no authority in their own home, and the quality of all of their lives were affected by what was going on. I think it's often difficult as a parent to judge when to draw the line between not trying to force the end of a stage before the child is ready or able, and letting it go to far. But, I have erred on the side of trusting my own instincts, and since I am not a pushover type of mom, it has served my children very well. I feel it helped them be more secure as people to not be pushed so hard through developmental stages. I agree that the Leah Remini thing was WAY over the top, and disturbing to watch – they obviously had no authority in their own home, and the quality of all of their lives were affected by what was going on. I think it’s often difficult as a parent to judge when to draw the line between not trying to force the end of a stage before the child is ready or able, and letting it go to far. But, I have erred on the side of trusting my own instincts, and since I am not a pushover type of mom, it has served my children very well. I feel it helped them be more secure as people to not be pushed so hard through developmental stages.

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]]> By: Cindy Kennedy http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36154 Cindy Kennedy Tue, 20 May 2008 03:06:09 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36154 Its positively repulsive to see a 7 or 8 year old child breastfeeding. Its positively repulsive to see a 7 or 8 year old child breastfeeding.

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]]> By: Rianna http://www.celebitchy.com/11795/suri_cruise_spotted_with_a_sippy_cup/#comment-36137 Rianna Tue, 20 May 2008 01:58:05 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/?p=11795#comment-36137 my daughter still has a bottle before bedtime at night and she is 18 months. i asked the doctor and he said it was fine. so i dont know what usweekly is talking about. my daughter still has a bottle before bedtime at night and she is 18 months. i asked the doctor and he said it was fine. so i dont know what usweekly is talking about.

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