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Originally Posted by yakkwak  Another thought about Yasmin. Consider substituting calming music for the TV being on. I use an ipod loaded with soft music that tends to lower heart, respiration, etc. It is porgrammed to continuously loop the songs. At first, play it at night time and another part of the day when you want her to nap or relax. After a while, your baby will associate turning on the music with a calm state. This is associated learning. The idea The first posts appeared on the Time Travel Institute forums on November 2, 2000, under the name TimeTravel_0. At the time the posts had nothing to do with future events and the name "John Titor" was not being used. Instead, the posts discussed time travel in general, the first one being the "six parts" description of what a time machine would need to have to work (see below) and responses to questions about how such a machine would work. Early messages tended to be short.is to provide the cue (music) and the dog immediately goes into the calm state/behaviors . You have taught him how to behave when you go away! |
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Originally Posted by yakkwak Don't have slightest clue as to hoe that time crap got in there. haha. Like I've said before, these little guys must be interstellar aliens. LOL. Anyone seen any 4 ft. flying saucers stuffed with cheweys lately? |
Lol, I got lost there for a moment with the time travel but I agree we have little aliens on our hands and I got the gist of the message.
I have a CD/iPod player in my kitchen and have a huge variety of music on the iPod. I'll go through it today and choose soothing music along with a few CD's to play while I'm gone. Thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate all the great advice from everyone.
Yorkiedaze suggested Solo Harp music also. Yazmin's taking her morning nap so I have the Harp music playing now.
