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From: essachs@ihuxl.UUCP (Ed Sachs)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: What supplies do I need for newborn? (experience requested)
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Date: Tue, 7-Jan-86 13:48:12 EST
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> 
> Caution: a rocker is a very nice thing to have for the baby, but it
> also has a very limited lifespan.  With both Matt and Adam, we found
> they loved to be rocked to sleep until they reached about 3 months,
> then they wouldn't tolerate it anymore.  (Mommy and Grandma were
> very disappointed!)
> 
> If you do get a rocker, try to borrow one.  They can be expensive.
> 
> 	Mark

We've got two rockers and still use them even though our kids are
no longer babies (youngest is almost 4).  One is in our living room
and the other is in our bedroom -- they're great to sit on when you
are tired.  Regard a rocker as a permanent furniture investment and
get a good one, you'll be glad you did.
-- 
				Ed Sachs
				AT&T Bell Laboratories
				Naperville, IL
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