Times (and best practices) change

When our kids were babies, the advice-at-the-time was to sleep babies on their tummies in cribs with bumper pads. No more, as evidenced in part by the humorous “directions” stitched on this swaddle.

I don’t recall what kept me busy this day, but it was a two-frame day (at 6:47 a.m. and 11:45 a.m.).
With a six-day old baby in the house? What’s up with that??

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Looking back
  1 year ago: “Corn season!”
 2 years ago: “Bike racks at the library”
 3 years ago: “Pole barn: Two months’ ‘progress’”
 4 years ago: “Repurposing a mechanical part”
 5 years ago: “Circles”
 6 years ago: “Last image from my Canon?”
 7 years ago: “Jack, 1999–2015”
 8 years ago: “A safe haven [SOOC]”
 9 years ago: “Ya gotta love the name!”
10 years ago: “Perfect swirl”
11 years ago: “Rowing hardware” (This “boat”: Sold during the pandemic)

[GaryW]

This is gorgeous!

[Mags]

So precious!

[Rick Schies]

Yes, so true. Always sleep on their bellies they would say. So many things have changed to keep our precious little ones safer.

[Jane Pittenger]

Aww

[KAL]

So adorable and beautiful!

[Maggiemae]

Their necks are not so angled here as on their tum. Must be other reasons too. Super pic of bub!

[Danette Thompson]

So sweet!