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License Plates
Asked by J.J. from Dallas
on August 13, 2007
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OK, moms I know this is a very minor thing and honestly it doesn't matter one little bit, but I just have to have an answer. My son loves looking at cars and recently...
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- J., I think you're right in that it's likely ignorance as to why people don't comply. I actually was pulled over for something else and had a police officer give m...
- Wow, I didn't know we get to choose which laws to follow!
- I wouldn't consider it ignorance. My husband is by no means an ignorant person, but we have an imported car as well, and he simply chooses not to have the front pla...
Childcare License Question
Asked by J.S. from Minneapolis
on September 10, 2008
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How does one go about getting a childcare license? What are the costs? Training time? I have a preschool minor and certified in special education/elemenatry education....
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- I'm in Iowa, but I looked up the state Department of Human Services website and it had a link there for becoming a registered in-home provider under Providing childcar...
- You can care for one unrelated family. Doesn't matter how many kids they have, just have to be from one family...
- I am a licensed daycare provider in Shakopee, Mn and have been for 6 years. If you are un-licensed, you can only care for one unrelated family, however many children t...
My Daughter Is Getting Her Driver's License, Help!!
Asked by D.B. from Philadelphia
on September 25, 2008
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My daughter is getting her driver's license on Saturday. First of all, I'm a nervous wreck. Not because she's testing, but because I know she will pass and want to d...
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- I live in nj and when kids first get their driver's licenses here there are a lot of rules. I think its for the first 6 months. They can only have one passenger at a t...
- Hi D., I would be nervous too! I understand completely. I agree with the ideas you already have. Don't forget though that you are still the parent and she needs to...
- In New Jersey the first year after getting a license it is a probational license, which means that you can't drive with more than 1 person that is not a member of the ...
***16 Year Old Stepson Got His Drivers License!!!!
Asked by K.J. from York
on May 22, 2009
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Help!! My 16 yo just got his license and hubby said that he could use our 2nd car!! He is a good kid, but still a kid and in the last year has made some poor choices ...
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- The first thing you need to do is to talk with his dad about this. It isn't MY car and MY insurance bill, it's OUR car and OUR insurance bill. Together you need to...
- This is a discussion with your husband and both of you need to agree and then set rules for the 16 year old. It sounds like he lives with you. Where's the mom in...
- Poor behavioral choices, school choices etc and disrespect to step mom equals free car? I THINK NOT. There is no way you can control a spoiled teen-even if he's a ...
Type 1 Diabeties
Asked by A.S. from Detroit
on June 1, 2009
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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on a gift I can give to a close cousin of mine who has just been diagnosed with type 1 diabeties. She is in her mid 20'...
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- A., I was diagnosed with with Type I diabetes in my early 20's, so I can relate to what she is going through. I would not advise that you send her any kind of ...
- Having been diagnosed with Type I in my early 20s, I can relate to how VERY frustrating it is to have to completely change EVERYTHING you've ever done in order to surv...
- I wouldn't send food at all. It is really hard to figure out what someone can eat, everyone has different restrictions on that diet. Fruit and chocolate to me = no dif...
Duane's Syndrome Type I
Asked by N.J. from Longview
on May 31, 2008
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Hello everyone my name is N. and I am the single parent of a beautiful 17 month old healthy baby girl. When she was about 11 months old she was diagnosed with Duane's ...
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- N., I have heard of, read about and even witnessed a few patients with testimonials of improvement in craniofacial and visual disorder problems. It's awesome to see pe...
- If this is the same thing as a "lazy eye" there are exercises that help build up the muscles. Ask your doctor or look it up online. Best of luck to you and God bless.
- Hello, Ive never met anyone else who had this, my son is 9 and was also born with Duayne's. He had surgery on his eye to make it not wander to the side. So he now can ...
The School Says My 6 Yr Old Has A.D.D. Not the Hyperactivity Type
Asked by S.C. from Daytona Beach
on September 20, 2008
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Hi my son just turned siz at the end of August and started first grade at the same time. He struggled thru kindergarten and then we found out he needed his tonsils, a...
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- Legally, I don't believe she is allowed to actually say that. I am a teacher and I can hint at the fact that a child has issues focusing and attributes suggesting it b...
- I don't want to take away from whatever experience this teacher has, but not all teachers are right whether they like it or not. She's not a licensed physician and if ...
- Hi S. I would suggest calling dr miles at progressive pediatircs on beach and parental home road. ###-###-#### Both are female Pediatricians who also practice homeopa...
Buying Salon Type Products from Discount Stores
Asked by B.P. from Denver
on June 16, 2009
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Hello ladies, does anybody know if the Paul Mitchell they sell at Target is the same as the Paul Mitchell they sell in salons?? Prices are similar, I just dont want a...
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- I'm not sure but could you buy both and compare ingredients on the back? That way you'll know for next time.I do this with many other things. The ingredients should be...
- I am honestly not a 100% sure, but working in salons I have always heard that the non salon sold products are watered down. I would imagine you could contact the comp...
- It absolutely is NOT! I have asked this question of several hair stylists and they have all said they are not. If you want salon products buy them at the salon.
What Type of Daycare to Choose (In-home Childcare or Daycare)
Asked by L.D. from Louisville
on May 15, 2008
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I have to go back to work full time due to financial problems after being a stay at home mom for two years. I have enjoyed staying home! I have tried to find a part t...
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- HI L., I would personally recommend in-home childcare for little ones under 2, but then a daycare for 2 or older. If you have a good in-home contact, I feel they recei...
- what kind of job are you able to get that will give you any money after paying for day care for two children? day care costs about 150/week for the little one, and 120...
- I think unless you know the people I would send them to daycare. My son goes 3 days a week and he loves it. He stayed with my mom from age 6 weeks until age 2 and he n...
Home Child Care Not Yet Licensed
Asked by L.Y. from Minneapolis
on September 13, 2007
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I am searching for very part-time (1 day) home daycares in the Brooklyn Park(55445). I interviewed this lady and connected with her right away. I really like her perso...
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- If you got a really good feeling from her in the beginning, I say go for it. One day/week, although consistant, is really infrequent in the daycare world and you WILL...
- If her kids are 10 yo and under, they will count in her license. Licensing will be aware of them. If she has had her home visit and is truely waiting for her paper l...
- Linda, I do know that her children DO get counted into the headcount. I believe that choosing a childcare is a gut feeling. You'll just know if it's right. I wouldn...
