Kingston Rossdale Waves Hello… To Paparazzi!

Joss @ 06/23/2008 at 3:56 pm

LuckyL @ 06/23/2008 at 12:14 pm God, the homophobes and insecure people are projecting again. Wow, and this is a child too, and they’re still paranoid.

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homophobe? paranoid? lol…Its not that deep you dumb stupid *********.. That pink and yellow shirt and sweat pantslook a little tight and looks like something a little girl could wear. Given his long hair, if nobody knew them , it would be hard to tell whether kingston is a boy or girl

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Yet again another stereotype of how all gay men look. I hope on of your boyfriends comes out to you one day you dumb b****. And if you don’t know the kid and the family why the f*** are you commenting?

Although I wouldn’t dress my little boy in an outfit like that’I think he looks adorable. And you have to think about it, his parents are celebrities. If I was a celebrity I would probably dress my kid a little wilder too simply because it’s more acceptable.

Can they please get that pacifier out of that kid’s mouth. He is too old for that sh*t.

Weaning tips that work
As most parents have experienced, weaning a child off the pacifier can be tricky business! Because the pacifier fills an emotional need for the child, a parent should use caution and sensitivity during the weaning process. Parents who “lose” their children’s pacifiers in the hopes of breaking the habit cold turkey may find it more difficult than they had bargained for. Other, more gradual, strategies may work better for both parent and child.

When a child begins preschool, peer pressure alone may be enough to stop the habit, at least during the daytime. At this point, some parents find it easy to restrict pacifier use to naptime and bedtime. For many children, pacifiers work much like a security blanket. They provide the emotional and psychological benefits the child needs in order to conquer a task—in this case, going to sleep. While the long-term goal is to enable the child to go to bed and fall asleep without the use of the pacifier, gradual weaning is usually accomplished without significant difficulty.

Jazmin Kriesler, a mother of two, says one of her daughters used a pacifier for several years. “After she was asleep,” says Kriesler, “I would go in and take away the pacifier.” That way, she allowed her child to experience the comfort from the pacifier, but she minimized the time that the pacifier was actually in her mouth.

Another tactic involves talking with the child about the pacifier and explaining that, soon, he or she will be too old for it. This worked well for Ruth Collins, whose oldest boy, then 3, was having a difficult time giving up his pacifier. Together, they set a date to throw away all the pacifiers in the house. She asked her son to gather the pacifiers and throw all of them into the garbage can. When he wanted his pacifier back at bedtime, she reminded him about how grown up he was, that he had thrown the baby pacifiers away.

This article was first published in Carolina Parent Magazine

Jennifer Hartman is a freelance writer living in North Carolina. She has been published in many children’s magazines and newspapers as well as women’s health magazines.

DAAAAAYUM! Proof yet again, that I know NOTHING about kids. I just see a cute little 2 year old when I see the pics, I had no clue that it was a girly-outfit or that he had a weaning problem……parents are sharp, man. I actually learned something that will probably help me w/ nieces and nephews…..and of all flippen places, I learned it on a GOSSIP SITE, LMAO!

EvilLynn @ 06/23/2008 at 6:34 pm

DAAAAAYUM! Proof yet again, that I know NOTHING about kids. I just see a cute little 2 year old when I see the pics, I had no clue that it was a girly-outfit or that he had a weaning problem……parents are sharp, man. I actually learned something that will probably help me w/ nieces and nephews…..and of all flippen places, I learned it on a GOSSIP SITE, LMAO!
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I don’t have kids, but I have common sense. Someone like you would have to resort to learning things off a gossip site

he’s so adorable.

i love that face…it looks like he’s an old pro with paps, which he kinda is…

Pitiful that a child has to be waving at the Paparazzi. There are bigger celebrities than Gwen and they have managed to keep their children out of the limelight…I wonder about these celebrities who allow their children to be photographed on a daily basis. I think that it is avoidable but somehow they don’t care.