Nearest and Dearest

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• ~*~urs2nv~*~
  I think that she should be on a cup right now. I have seen children with teeth that aren't too good looking with overbites and smallish looking teeth. I have 3 children, the oldest being breastfed exclusively and the 2 younger being on a bottle but they were both on a cup before their 1st birthday. I guess ppl are right if they have the money to fix her teeth then let them be.....

  report abuseposted June 23, 2008, 1:57 pm PDT
• maria L
  Big deal. My daughter drank out of a bottle until she was 5 years old and she has perfect teeth.

  report abuseposted June 23, 2008, 9:11 am PDT
• jjjj
  who cares

  report abuseposted June 22, 2008, 8:50 pm PDT
• sleepless
  Leave them alone stop making a big deal out of stars and what they do with their kids. Stop sweeping around other peoples porches and try sweeping around your own

  report abuseposted June 22, 2008, 8:26 pm PDT
• sleepless
  Leave them alone stop making a big deal out of stars and what they do with their kids. Stop sweeping around other peoples porches and try sweeping around your own

  report abuseposted June 22, 2008, 8:26 pm PDT
• Dennielle
  blah blah blah i can just say that GET SURI A SIPPY CUP THEN MAKE HER USE IT UNTIL SHE IS NOW 3

  report abuseposted June 22, 2008, 5:41 pm PDT
• M E
  you know what if they want to let her ruin her teeth she is their child not any of you peoples child. Let them raise her the way they want to.

  report abuseposted June 21, 2008, 11:07 pm PDT
• bliss
  I hate it when mom's try telling other mom's whats best. Lets all raise our own kids, and as long as they turn out to be good respectable people than who cares about the small stuff like what age they stopped using a bottle. There's other moms you should focus on like the ones who neglect and abuse their kids. Who cares if your kid drinks out of a bottle or sippy cup? Th

  report abuseposted June 9, 2008, 11:25 pm PDT
• LYAM
  ppl it's not your life ,it's not your kid ,leave the poor fam alone .plus my little bro just stopped like a year ago fromdrinking inthe bottleand he is 7 .ppl take care of your kids and your life not theirs.they have enough money to fix the girl's teeth better than ours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  report abuseposted May 28, 2008, 4:07 pm PDT
• Annamarie
  Continued: Again, my son was on the bottle until recently, having just turned 2 in April. The dentist found no long term affects from being on the bottle for so long. He has the correct number of teeth for his age and those that are here have come in correctly. I am perplexed (and will asked the dentist) how a bottle after the age of two would affect a child's permanent teeth.

  report abuseposted May 28, 2008, 1:07 pm PDT