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I Dont Know What to Do Anymore
Asked by C.B. from Miami
on April 9, 2007
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i AM 21 year mother, working part time and going to school full time to get my bachelors in nursing. I am currently living with my mother to whom is driving my crazy. ...
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- Your mother is COMPLETELY in the wrong and is making motherhood hard on you. You child is only going to get worse and when you do finally move out on your own you will...
- C., you are a young mother doing everything possible. don't ruin your career you are doing fine. I went thru the same thing until I moved out with my son. My mother we...
- If at all possible, move.
Husband Sucks - Need Advice
Asked by S.C. from Charleston
on July 4, 2008
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I've been with my husband for 11 years now (of which we have been married the last 5 or 6 years) and although I truly thought he was 'the one' for the longest time, we...
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- Look online for info. Also, There are groups at large churches that are helping people going through divorces. You may want to look there too. I know in Smyrna TN ther...
- file for an epo with the police tell them whats going on and they will help you out. make sure you go somewhere where he wont find you. this guy doesnt sound right in ...
- Been in this exact situation - leave take anything with you that means something to you and leave. He will not change he will only get worse Go somewhere that you fe...
Looking for a Good Pediatrician
Asked by S.S. from Kansas City
on October 14, 2010
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My son's insurance company changed and I'm looking for a new pediatrician in the Lee's Summit, MO area. My son, almost 3, has autism, although he is a very happy boy,...
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- I take my kids to LS Physicians Group and love it. My son has been medically complicated since birth and I feel like our pediatrician (Dr. Trites) has always listened...
- Dr yanette with raintree pediatric, near 150 and ward. He is a younger doc but has a child with autism and was/is very involved with an autism group in Kansas. Can't ...
- We go to Preferred Pediatrics off of Chipman. http://www.preferredpediatrics-ls.com/main.html?src=%2F They take most insurance but are considered out of network for Bl...
What Would You Do in This Situation with Your Teenager?
Asked by D.J. from Albany
on July 25, 2012
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Social services (CPS) visited for the 1st time for this investigation. They are investigating due to your teenage daughter's arguing at school. The social workers see ...
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How to Handle the Holidays...
Asked by D.B. from Chicago
on December 16, 2008
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Hi. My husband's parents host Thanksgiving and Christmas every year and invite only us and my husband's sister and husband (no kids). On my side we get invited to my e...
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- A long time ago I had the problem with a boyfriend we went to both houses. Now we have the problem with my brother and the ex wife and who gets to see them when. ...
- Hi D., In my own family all of us have gone through this dilemma of where to spend the holidays. This dilemma gets even more complicated once everyone starts having ki...
- Holidays, travel, big family. It's a mess. Have everybody come by your place since you have the baby. If they don't want to make you happy, then you will need to have ...
About in Home Childcare
Asked by C.M. from Dallas
on July 6, 2008
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Does any one have any advice on In Home Child care? I have never used it and would like to know more about from moms who have used it. Thanks
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- Hi dera christina: My name is M. and i have child car at home about 10 years maybe it is good Idia com and see may home daycar to gat moor Idias .it the same az your ...
- I had my daughter in one until the age of 3 then we moved and I put her in a regular preschool. I actually ran a home daycare after my son was born too. Check around...
- If you're in Wichita Falls I strongly recommend Nakiea Turcotte. My kids LOVED her - still do. S.
Mean Day Care Teacher / My Job / My Daughter
Asked by M.J. from Dallas
on October 17, 2012
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Ive been working at a day care center as an admin since July, and bring my 2 yr old daughter with me. Since the first day we walked in to the classroom I felt like we ...
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- I worry about the fact that management has not taken action. If they are willing to ignore the demeaning way the teacher speaks to the children, what else are they ch...
- I would suggest that you go to the department of human services and find out if you can get child care assistance. If so then find out who takes the card and move your...
- M., start finding other possible places to work. If you don't live in a tiny town, surely there are other centers that allow you to bring your child for a discount. ...
Chicken Pox
Asked by A.F. from Detroit
on May 21, 2009
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I would like to expose my daughter to chicken pox. If anyone has a child or knows of someone with this virus, would you please contact me. Thank you!
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- Try posting on the local Finding your Tribe area on mothering.com. You might get some actual responses to your question, as opposed to people just telling you whethe...
- I got the vaccine as an adult and am glad I did. My kids all got it when they were young, and get a booster at 18 and then are done with the vaccines. It's not true ...
- I guess I'm on both sides of this, so I felt compelled to comment. I've never had chicken pox and when the vaccine came out, I was in college. I have been repeatedl...
At What Age Are Sleepovers Appropriate?
Asked by A.E. from Waco
on August 29, 2011
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Hi Moms,
Just want to get your input regarding sleepovers. My daughter just turned 5 and was invited to her first sleepover for a girl who is turning 6. I know th...
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- I am with your friend. We do not allow sleepovers until age 13 or 14...even then, it is selectively. Yes, they can be lots of fun, but it will not ruin your daughter'...
- My daughter and her friend that lives 3 doors down have been having sleepovers since she was almost 5 and the friend was 4. The friend has only stayed at our house onc...
- I did it at three years old. If you don't know the parents well enough, spend a little more time with the mom. Maybe go for coffee or something. Have you been i...
Showering with Dad
Asked by D.F. from Los Angeles
on October 8, 2008
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Hi-
I was wondering, what age is it no longer ok for a female child to shower with their father? I should add, I am the mother, we are divorcing and live in separate ...
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- The best thing to do is trust your own gut feeling. Every family has different opinions on this. I don't think either opinion is bad, just do (or enforce) what feels r...
- I think when the child starts express curiosity about the "different plumbing" it time to stop. My mother can tell you a hysterical story about me trying to "catch th...
- I'm sorry, but what are you thinking. Your little girl should have never started taking showers with her dad to begin with!!! You need to stop NOW!
