Baby think it over!

[reid_man]

Have you had to do this infant simulator? mine will not read the ID so it is continually crying! please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!

EDIT: lmao why does no one ever respond to my posts??

 

[Mandy91]

Yes! I think I was the only one that actually loved that thing. xD
You're wearing a wristband with a little sensor thing, right? So when you put that up against the baby's back it's not making a noise? I think I had trouble finding the exact spot at first.

 

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

I was not the biggest fan of that thing. Not because it was annoying, but because it's absolutely nothing like an actual baby, thereby not really serving its purpose.

Anyway, I always had much better luck with the stomach sensor rather than the one on the back. Is it never making the little ding noise when you do it or just sporadically?

 

[Cinderelli16]

I'm taking that class next year.
I have no clue what I was thinking. lol

 

[reid_man]

it wont make the ding noise. i have tried the private area, the shoulders, shoulder blades, back, and booty.. nothing! just WAAAAAAAAAHHHHH! im about to pull my hair out or give it SBS, whichever comes first

 

[Mandy91]

it wont make the ding noise. i have tried the private area, the shoulders, shoulder blades, back, and booty.. nothing! just WAAAAAAAAAHHHHH! im about to pull my hair out or give it SBS, whichever comes first

A girl in my class couldn't get her's to work so she buried it under stuff in her closet so she couldn't hear it crying. When we got the reports back it said her baby died of neglect. Horrible. xD

 

[reid_man]

i dont know what to do!!

 

[lpe_bratz]

haha i'm taking that sophomore year i think..well maybe not now


(reiddd. aimmm.)

 

[tinkerbell12]

Nope.
No idea what that is. Haha. But sounds confusing.

 

[DramaGirl]

I've never heard of that exact thing, but in 8th grade in health class, we had these electronic babies that we took home overnight and had keys that went into their backs every time they started crying. There was one key for feeding, diaper, etc. For me, the baby cried like every hour, which was bad compared to most people, but if the health teacher really didn't like you, she would give you a colicky baby... that would just be terrible. My friend threw hers out a window. I remember that night when I took a shower, I kept jumping out to make sure the baby wasn't crying I think I got about three hours of sleep that night.

Is yours like a whole semester? I would shoot myself. Good luck with it!

 

[Mandy91]

I've never heard of that exact thing, but in 8th grade in health class, we had these electronic babies that we took home overnight and had keys that went into their backs every time they started crying. There was one key for feeding, diaper, etc. For me, the baby cried like every hour, which was bad compared to most people, but if the health teacher really didn't like you, she would give you a colicky baby... that would just be terrible. My friend threw hers out a window. I remember that night when I took a shower, I kept jumping out to make sure the baby wasn't crying I think I got about three hours of sleep that night.

Is yours like a whole semester? I would shoot myself. Good luck with it!

I remember having to jump out of the shower whenever the baby started crying to take care of it. Good times. xD

 

[reid_man]

mine wont let me take care of it
i have no clue where to put the bracelet, it wont read it

 

[chisnpeke]

Yes, I took parenting freshman year of high school to take it home.

It didn't work right and I came to find out none of them that went home that weekend worked right so the teacher (she was a sweet old lady who talked nonstop about perfume and cruises ) just gave us 100%

I also have these dolls neonates that were made by the same company as Baby Think It Over and you could turn them off. I have two of them and then another that is just weighted and doesn't cry.

 

[bananda]

we never had them. we were paired off and had to look after eggs. haha i went to a crappy povo school

 

[CrazySteph]

haha I remember when my sister had that.. man did it cry allll night.
all the 8th graders had the oppritunity to take that class.
I signed up for it but I never got that class! I was really upset at first but people said that I got lucky that I never had tht baby and now I kinda feel lucky lol

just would have been a fun experience!

 

[DramaGirl]

haha I remember when my sister had that.. man did it cry allll night.
all the 8th graders had the oppritunity to take that class.
I signed up for it but I never got that class! I was really upset at first but people said that I got lucky that I never had tht baby and now I kinda feel lucky lol

just would have been a fun experience!

Yeah, we had a choice of four projects, but everyone chose the baby and everyone regretted it. You try to tell the eighth graders not to choose it, but it just sounds like too much fun to them, so you just get to laugh at them.

 

[tinkerbelle22]

Yeah I had to do the baby project this year for health class. I actually got a good baby. The babies our school has vary though, sometimes they don't cry a lot and sometimes they do, but mine was actually pretty good.

 

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

i dont know what to do!!

If it's not dinging anywhere, there's a problem with the computer. I'd notify your instructor and until he/she gets back to you, seclude it somewhere where you can't hear it. There's really nothing else you can do and let's face it, if you didn't want to accept it as a computer before, it's a lot easier to do so now.

 

[Sparx]

i had one in 6th grade. it NEVER cried. now, i thought i got lucky, but i bring it back and my teacher opens it up and it had 186 neglects and died.

we come to find out that its crying speaker was broken. it had cried almost non stop and i wasn't hearing it.

 

[OneTreeHill]

I had one in 8th grade.
Apparently I gave it shaken baby syndrome. xD