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Re: 'Happiest baby on the block' tipsFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 5 Jul 2003 15:54:01 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 5 Jul 2003, Pediatric wrote: > >Historically within this website, if you look in the archives, >newborn/infant pediatric topics are responded to in great volume...as is >this subject right now. > >For those of us (and anyone else, for that matter) who have been on here >for years...GYN problems, fertility problems, FINALLY PREGNANT and the >questions that come with that...this website has, for me, been like a >tried and true friend. I would love for that to continue into the early >pediatric years, where the questions and uncertainty are just as >prevalent as they were since June 2000, when I was diagnosed with >ovarian cancer. Now that I'm a mom, don't abandon me now :) > >Anybody else want OBGYN.NET to sponser a pediatric forum? Maybe we can >petition for it to the webmaster??? > >LES >Mom of 1.5 year son and 17 weeks pregnant That would be great Les:) In the forum rules it does state that it's a forum for early childhood development as well as ttc, pregnancy and birth, though the docs are obgyn so they don't respond to baby development q's, and I've also seen some posters get angry over having space taken up with baby q's. I'm with ya! Darcie
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