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HELP! I Want to Wring My Teens Neck...
Asked by C.W. from Phoenix
on July 4, 2008
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We recently drove down to my home in NM for my daughtrs 16th birthday,i let my two teens stay there with there real dad till school started.before we left my ex and my...
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- I'm so sorry you're going through all of this. You are doing the right thing - watching them and having rules and expecting responsibility. Obviously, the 16-yr-old ...
- Sorry to hear how bad of a time you are having with your teenager. It sounds like she may need to go to counseling and get some help. A counseler will help you and her...
- Dear C., Take it from someone who knows, let her go, before she ruins your younger daughter completely. I have been through it with my girls 19 and 13. I did not ...
Across the Country from My Babies:(
Asked by B.M. from Dallas
on April 16, 2007
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O.k....I am so excited-My husband and I are taking our first trip together in 5 years. We leave in 2 weeks and will be gone for 6 days. We have 10 month old twin boys....
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- I am about to go thru this myself so thank you all for your input. My new husband and I are leaving on our honeymood on April 30 and are going to the Bahamas for 5 day...
- My first trip without the kids was WONDERFUL. I worried and worried about my kids--they weren't even staying with family, they were with some friends. I thought they...
- we've traveled several times without our son. he stays wtih grandma and grandpa and they take him to the zoo, out to dinner, plant in the garden, etc. we got picture...
Your Frugal Ideas?
Asked by ❤.M. from Los Angeles
on April 16, 2012
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Since we've had to scale way back, I've found ways to save money.
Like I no longer can buy expensive sunglasses & am always misplacing them now anyway.
So I got a b...
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- I don't know what happend to my answer. I wanted to see what other mamas said. These are some of the things I do. We never take out and rarely eat out. We bring l...
- Don't buy beverages. Instead, bring a thermos of tea, coffee, juice, water, whatever. Reduce the amount of meat you eat. Reduce the amount of paper goods you use (...
- IMO, the single biggest thing we can do is to IGNORE the media circus barraging us with what we "need"! You know--The ones that fuel the "Keeping up with the Joneses"...
Spraying Water in Face to Calm down Tantrum
Asked by D.F. from New York
on April 12, 2011
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My MIL came over today and my 2 yr old started to throw a fit when she was here because I wasnt able to hold him, as I was preparing tea. My MIL then grabbed a water s...
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- I don't think that's appropriate. Kids will grow out of tantrums adventually if you handle them right. As long as he's not hurting anyone just ignore him or move him...
- It makes me think of turning water cannons on protesters...failing that it sounds like something one does to a cat, not a child. But your child, your choice. I don't...
- D., You have received some funny answers! I like the poster who suggested that you spray your MIL in her face and see how she likes it! Good one! I understand ...
Anyone with a Three Row SUV Seating More than 5??
Asked by A.B. from San Francisco
on December 3, 2007
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Hi, Im having my third child and he is not going to fit in our 5 seater sedan. I know the honda pilot has an option of three rows, does anyone know of or own any other...
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- Before you head out and buy a new car - have you thought about getting different car seats? We've got Sunshine Kids Radian 65 seats that fit 3 across our sedan backse...
- My husband and I bought the Ford Freestyle which is a crossover between an SUV and a car. It's great on gas mileage and seats 7 comfortably. The only problem we had ...
- I don't know what your budget is but we have 5 kids and have a Lincoln Navigator. I did alot of research on safety and reliability and they are GREAT ! It's very wi...
Not So Great Summer So Far.
Asked by R. from San Antonio
on June 17, 2009
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Okay, we have had a pretty rough start to summer so far (stay in hospital followed by stomach virus, etc). So now everyone seems healthy (knock on wood) but I have no ...
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- Hi R.- I also have a 7, 5, and nearly 2 year old. We have a daily scheduled that we have been trying to follow since summer started. Some of these things may not ...
- You have had a rough start to the summer, but there is plenty of time to have fun. First of all put together a "summer bag". This should include a sun hat for each...
- I look for board games on clearance. My kids and I play board games on their age level and have since they were about 4. We have lots of fun, and the kids love it so m...
Totally Uncontrollable 3 Year Old Boy
Asked by K.C. from Springfield
on June 13, 2010
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Hello-
My friend's 3 year old son has behavior that is out of control. He is a friendly, loving boy but she can't take him anywhere because he is completely unmanage...
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- Tell your friend (if she seeks advice) to get him in to the pediatrician for his/her advice. The impulsive behavior and significant meltdowns could be markers of ADHD....
- Your friend should talk to her pediatrician and then heed the advice she is given even if it is uncomfortable. Even if he is tall for his age, 50 lbs is not even on...
- Sounds like there are a couple of things going on here. You didn't mention what he eats, but a 3 year old should weight around 30lbs. He is definitely overweight. If ...
Do You Expect Your Children to Be Better or Worse off Financially?
Asked by J.T. from New York
on April 19, 2012
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I've heard our kids are the first generation that likely won't have a higher standard of living than their parents. I tend to agree and I worry about it a lot. How d...
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- You got barraged for no reason, shrug it off. You got a lot of great responses too, so I won't repeat. Your feelings are very valid. I do encourage you to sometim...
- I love the answer 2txtots gave.
- You aren't crazy. It is true that this is the first generation where many won't live as well as their parents. My grandparents were immigrant farmers and stone work...
