>But frankly, I don't think babies get much interaction with anything -- from
>baby bucket to crib and back again.

My 1978-or-so Dr Spock book said, "In the afternoon, to give your baby a
change of scene, move him from his crib to a playpen," or something like
that.  I wasn't the fastest learner, but even I could see that a comment
like that was from a different universe from the one my
I-can-barely-put-him-down-long-enough-to-wring-out-the-diapers child had
forced me into.  I've often wondered what I'd be doing today if he'd been
placid...

Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC  Ithaca, NY
www.wiessinger.baka.com

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