Weaning

[kalisti23]

Well, tomorrow's the big day. Nerissa and I have been working up to this for about a month.  "Did you know," I asked her, "that since baby faeries are born by magic, they don't have mommies? So they don't get momma milk. You see, when human children get too big for nursing, the faeries can take the momma milk and give it to the baby faeries." We

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[guy_todd]

And thus the faeries will have sleek skin, strong teeth, and kick-arse immune systems. :)

[pyrateduvessa]

This is the most adorable and amazing thing ever, I love it! I will not be having babies, but if I did I would use this.
So great =)

[kalisti23]

It's actually a variation of something Supernanny came up with for a 4 year old who needed to give up her pacifiers. They had her gather up all the pacies and put them in a bag and they'd be for "babies who don't have pacies." Then they hung the bag in a tree and in the morning the faeries left her a big girl doll in the tree. I've been creating our own faery lore for various hurdles, like the bedtime faeries who come and give you good dreams (but they won't come if a grown-up is in the room).

[iterum]

Fun!

So long as you avoid "the mean bedtime faeries who give you bad dreams if you disobey" route. ;)

[pyrateduvessa]

You are a brilliant mommy =)