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fairejour

DATE: 11/17/03 6:18pm

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No, I think the problem is...

IN REPLY TO: Can your Baby be too advanced?
AUTHOR: mama_Malyn

YOU! There is NO way a two month old can do the thing you are saying. Your lies don't even make sense. Why would he be able to speak sentances but not be able to laugh yet? Either you are making this up to feel better about yourself or you are truly disturbed.

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Can your Baby be too advanced?

mama_Malyn

11/16/03 05:35pm

No, I think the problem is...

fairejour

11/17/03 06:18pm

Re: No, I think the problem is...

joshmommy

11/18/03 05:23pm

I hate people like this

fairejour

11/20/03 09:43am

Re: I hate people like this

spencersmommy

01/29/04 09:21am

Re: I hate people like this

spencersmommy

01/29/04 09:21am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

mommyboo

11/24/03 10:57am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

mommyboo

11/24/03 10:57am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

cynd

02/05/04 01:14pm

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

alex'smom

02/11/04 11:50am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

cynd

02/17/04 08:12am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

KatherineM

02/07/04 09:14am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

alex'smom

02/11/04 11:53am

Re: Can your Baby be too advanced?

KatherineM

02/12/04 07:51am

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