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Nothing could go wrong if they're supervised which they should be in ANY bath. I think it's great!
The baby bathtubs we have here all lay them on their backs with enough water to barely cover their butts while the rest of them gets wet and then sits in the cold air. Who doesn't want to soak themselves in a warm bath? Ultimate relaxation. |
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http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/Pubboy/images-2.jpg So let me get this straight... they "invented" a fuggin' BUCKET? ETA - Those are some freaking cute kids. LOL No, they invented a name and patented it. You don't need actual creativity and innovation to become a millionaire nowadays. And, yes, I'll take the bald roly-poly one front left. |
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Left front pudgey guy is cute! Reminds me of my grandson when he was that age. He's grandpa's big 3 year old now and he loves the woods Watch out for bears grandpa!
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Now take one away so they do that "dey stoled mah bukket" face.
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The one with "Why am I the only one with hair?" really DOES look like he's contemplating something like that.
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The one with "Why am I the only one with hair?" really DOES look like he's contemplating something like that. I think he is wondering why its receding already. |
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They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each!
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The one with "Why am I the only one with hair?" really DOES look like he's contemplating something like that. I think he is wondering why its receding already. Hey, my youngest has a rather large forehead. Both my kids have giganto heads anyway. They get it from their father. HIS father's nickname in school was "Head." When I was pregnant with our oldest I would just stare at my husband's head and in my mind I would be cussing him out for knowing what I'd be going through with the birthing. And my oldest had male-pattern baldness as a newborn. She had a ring of hair over her ears and around the back of her head but was bald on top. She's a beauty now though so it's all good. |
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They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each! A baby show? |
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They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each! A baby show? How much are 2009 babies going for these days? |
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They could have atleast put away the $12.99 lime green mop bucket they copied used for creative purposes before taking the picture.
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Quoted: They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each! Uhhh. $100 I can understand, but dude.... |
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The one with "Why am I the only one with hair?" really DOES look like he's contemplating something like that. I think he is wondering why its receding already. Hey, my youngest has a rather large forehead. Both my kids have giganto heads anyway. They get it from their father. HIS father's nickname in school was "Head." When I was pregnant with our oldest I would just stare at my husband's head and in my mind I would be cussing him out for knowing what I'd be going through with the birthing. And my oldest had male-pattern baldness as a newborn. She had a ring of hair over her ears and around the back of her head but was bald on top. She's a beauty now though so it's all good. |
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They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each! A baby show? Think Gilbert and Sullivan with infants. Seriously, it was an expo showing off all the crap you can buy for your baby. My wife was abut 5 months pregnant at the time. These Tummy Tubs were stupidly expensive. The marketing chick made a good case for them, but not at that price. |
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They had those at a baby show I went to about 6 months ago. They were over $100 each! A baby show? How much are 2009 babies going for these days? Too much, but the $5k rebate helps... |
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This is BRAINWASHING!
They are teaching young people that it's OK to sit in a warm pot... Unbeknownst to them that as they grow older, the temperature in the pot will be turned-up to the point where they will be boiled to death, or have to jump out out of the pot and into the fire. Oh wait, they've been doing that here for years. |
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The one with "Why am I the only one with hair?" really DOES look like he's contemplating something like that. I think he is wondering why its receding already. Hey, my youngest has a rather large forehead. Both my kids have giganto heads anyway. They get it from their father. HIS father's nickname in school was "Head." When I was pregnant with our oldest I would just stare at my husband's head and in my mind I would be cussing him out for knowing what I'd be going through with the birthing. And my oldest had male-pattern baldness as a newborn. She had a ring of hair over her ears and around the back of her head but was bald on top. She's a beauty now though so it's all good. Heed! Pants! Nooooow! I'm not kiddin' That boy's head's like Sputnik! Aw, he's gonna go cry himself to sleep... on his gigantic pillow! Link-a-de-doo |
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http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/Pubboy/images-2.jpg So let me get this straight... they "invented" a fuggin' BUCKET? ETA - Those are some freaking cute kids. LOL No, they invented a name and patented it. You don't need actual creativity and innovation to become a millionaire nowadays. And, yes, I'll take the bald roly-poly one front left. yep, /looney tunes and love him and squeeze him and call him Gunter. /<looney tunes |
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'It helps to ease the transition from the comfort of the mothers' womb,' say the makers.
Wow, cuz life is pretty fuckin hard to imagine before someone decided to ease the transition from the womb. 20 bucks says these kids turn out like the people in WaLL E. |
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Idea cribbed –– added thought bubbles to increase contrast. http://i42.tinypic.com/2m3l846.jpg |
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Not helping my baby fever..
The one with the hair is freaking adorable!! |
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http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/Pubboy/images-2.jpg So let me get this straight... they "invented" a fuggin' BUCKET? ETA - Those are some freaking cute kids. |
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"It helps to ease the transition from the comfort of the mothers' womb,' say the makers."
The transition is a bear. I'm 53 and I'm still wondering why I ever left the womb! |
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How much for the stylish green one in the back that's not being used?
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At first I thought this was the "Survival Forum" but then I noticed there aren't any mylar bags
being sealed. GM |
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careful you sicko's someone will arrest us all for child pornography..... dont take much these days..
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Am I bad for thinking "pre-heavy-6" when I saw the front left baby?
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