Making the Most of Every Move
Making the Most of Every Move
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9) A can-opener designed to open both milk cans and canned food.
10) An insulated plastic bag to keep chilled, prepared bottles cool all day.
1 1) A combination car bed and car seat; or 12) A folding crib or a railing to attach to regular beds.
13) A wetproof sheet, snap-on panties and lap pad.
14) An extra change of clothes, plus a sweater and tie-on knitted cap.
15) Baby toiletries lotions, medications and soap.
16) Favorite, familiar blanket and pillow.
17) An inflatable plastic bathtub for ...bath, also for quick 104 washing of small things. Put some laundry detergent in a plastic bag.
18) Playthings baby's favorite, soft, stuffed toy or doll, blocks, blunt-end scissors, colored paper to cut, draw- ing paper and crayons, Scotch tape, set of nesting blocks or barrels, little cars, trucks and airplanes, dolls and plastic doll dishes. You'll think of other things your child enjoys. Don't pack noisemaking toys or those with small parts such as puzzles, or sharp-pointed or edged ones. Some are dangerous, and all such toys are a nuisance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9) A can-opener designed to open both milk cans and canned food.
10) An insulated plastic bag to keep chilled, prepared bottles cool all day.
1 1) A combination car bed and car seat; or 12) A folding crib or a railing to attach to regular beds.
13) A wetproof sheet, snap-on panties and lap pad.
14) An extra change of clothes, plus a sweater and tie-on knitted cap.
15) Baby toiletries lotions, medications and soap.
16) Favorite, familiar blanket and pillow.
17) An inflatable plastic bathtub for ...bath, also for quick 104 washing of small things. Put some laundry detergent in a plastic bag.
18) Playthings baby's favorite, soft, stuffed toy or doll, blocks, blunt-end scissors, colored paper to cut, draw- ing paper and crayons, Scotch tape, set of nesting blocks or barrels, little cars, trucks and airplanes, dolls and plastic doll dishes. You'll think of other things your child enjoys. Don't pack noisemaking toys or those with small parts such as puzzles, or sharp-pointed or edged ones. Some are dangerous, and all such toys are a nuisance.
What to read after Making the Most of Every Move?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garner Dodson to read onlineMoreLess
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