Sam

Is there any law prohibiting a dog from being around an infant if it doesn't have any history of violence, just hyper? I don't think so but I want to make sure.

I have 2 cats and an infant. The cats were brought into the house before he was born. One is 1 1/2. The other has a few months difference and has had babies of his own. Az, the one that's 1 1/2 is incredibly sweet. He's used to my daughter (8) making loud noise, getting up in his face, etc. He tolerates it, as does the other cat. But the other cat doesn't really like attention. He'll come lay on me, but that's about it. He usually just sits by my feet. So why is it that when I put my infant down on the couch, the one who's a father has curled up against him (again, I'm the only person he'll do this to) but the one who loves attention will come up to me when I'm holding my son, look at me like he's scared or angry (you know, because you can tell by their eyes) and then he'll wander off. Is it just because he doesn't understand what the baby exactly is? My son doesn't really cry. Doesn't grab for him. None of the other cats we've had (we temperarily house them sometimes) do this. I have to shoo them away. But never Az because he's done this since we brought the baby home.

My ten year old sprayed Air Wick around my infant. I don't trust chemicals. Should I be worried about this? A bit got on me and burns lightly. I don't think any got him but I'm worried it'll effect him other ways.

My infant's crib makes a lot of noise when he moves. Sometimes he wakes himself up. Is there any type of padding I can get to stop the sound?

I want to make a video for the show Angel, but I have no program to get clips for it. I have every season but no DVD burner and no money to get one.

My cat picks at her cat food. We've switched up brands a few times, but she won't really eat it. Even wet food, she picks at it. She's losing weight. She goes nuts over our food, even going as far as attacking our children over it.