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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 323157" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Tyler rolled over while we were still in the hospital the day after he was born. Less than 2 days old. The nurses just smiled and told us it was impossible. He couldn't even hold his head up or raise himself on his arms.</p><p></p><p>I put him on the bed on his belly and he lifted his head and then pushed up on his arms.</p><p></p><p>Jessie was doing FLIPS out of her crib by 9 months. I had to keep baskets of her laundry fluffed up in baskets pulled almost out from under the bed. It was the only thing we could think of to pad the floor. I had a second mattress there but it didn't help, so we did the baskets. (Maybe that is why she NEVER has anything folded in her room?)</p><p></p><p>At less than 4 months Jess could throw a pacifier across a room to hit someone who was being louder than she wanted. She did it regularly. </p><p></p><p>So LOTS of kids do stuff WAY earlier than the "experts" think they do. So hopefully CPS is reasonable. Just don't sign anything then. Given his job, he might even speak to an attorney before the CPS people come. Just to be prepared.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 323157, member: 1233"] Tyler rolled over while we were still in the hospital the day after he was born. Less than 2 days old. The nurses just smiled and told us it was impossible. He couldn't even hold his head up or raise himself on his arms. I put him on the bed on his belly and he lifted his head and then pushed up on his arms. Jessie was doing FLIPS out of her crib by 9 months. I had to keep baskets of her laundry fluffed up in baskets pulled almost out from under the bed. It was the only thing we could think of to pad the floor. I had a second mattress there but it didn't help, so we did the baskets. (Maybe that is why she NEVER has anything folded in her room?) At less than 4 months Jess could throw a pacifier across a room to hit someone who was being louder than she wanted. She did it regularly. So LOTS of kids do stuff WAY earlier than the "experts" think they do. So hopefully CPS is reasonable. Just don't sign anything then. Given his job, he might even speak to an attorney before the CPS people come. Just to be prepared. [/QUOTE]
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