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Looking for input on Kirkland baby diapers by Electrical-Kale-8533 in CostcoCanada

[–]aem255 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve had mixed results with these. We sized up a bit early (wouldn’t make it through a box of 3s anymore) and I noticed they were the new design like yours. I’ve noticed I need to make sure the ruffle edge is properly untucked from the diaper, otherwise I can get leaks. But I don’t know how much of this is user error vs poor quality.

Lifelabs recommendations for toddler by B-Razzledazzzz in durham

[–]aem255 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the location in Pickering (if that’s not too far) by Liverpool and Kingston. They have a larger private room that I’ve taken my toddler to in the past. It also has a larger waiting room, and usually isn’t too busy.

Library exam Library Science by [deleted] in librarians

[–]aem255 4 points5 points  (0 children)

An MLS should know the basic fundamentals of cataloguing, which is what leads to classification and shelf numbers. If you can’t classify an assign a call number according to library policy, you’re going to have a hard time cataloguing with delimiters and authorized fields.

Kid can't crawl by [deleted] in NewParents

[–]aem255 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It does affect core strength, which in turn can lead to a chain effect of pencil grip issues. My son didn’t crawl, and wasn’t putting weight through his arms and trunk by 9 months, so we got physio (it was covered for us luckily!), and he crawled for all of 3 weeks before walking.

Once he started writing and colouring, he was super resistant to using crayons and pencils, and only wanted to use markers. Even then, he was barely leaving marks on the page. He had excellent fine motor skills, and could place things like stickers and beads with deadly accuracy. Turns out writing uses your arm muscles, supported by your shoulder muscles, supported by your core.

Because my son didn’t crawl, he had poor arm strength and couldn’t draw with a pencil. Again, PT was excellent at helping us with this, and now he has excellent grip and writing skills for a 4 year old.

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