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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 19 Aug 08

my 3 year old niece came back home to her grandparents house after spending the weekend with her mother. everybody froze when she repeatedly says the F word. when she was told that its not a nice word to say and should not say it...

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Bebs08 Well, I agree that parents must be the best role model to their children in the world. Kids respect a lot to their parents who have the right actions and words to teach them. The best way of teaching kids is by modeling. Kids remember it best when they see and...

20 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 10 Aug 08

if you could have only one thing all your life, would it be a kiss or a hug? me, i will choose to be hugged... when my hubby hugs me, i can smell his masculine scent, i can almost feel his faint heartbeat. dont get me wrong, im...

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kimberlylynn I'm with you on the hugs. I love the strength and smell of a man giving you a big loving long hug. Maybe a little tush grabbing in there too ;)

10 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my younger brother is a bit old to be told what to do. He is 26 yrs old and i believe that he is completely responsible for his actions. But i just cant help it! His smoking annoys my mom and his youngest son was recently...

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graceandowen in all honesty hun there is nothing really that you can do, unless your brother actually wants to quit smoking himself nothing you say or do will shock or scare him into doing so just generall chat to him about it ask if he is worries about his health ect and...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my younger brother is a bit old to be told what to do. He is 26 yrs old and i believe that he is completely responsible for his actions. But i just cant help it! His smoking annoys my mom and his youngest son was recently...

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ANTIQUELADY nothing u say or anybody else says will not do any good until he makes uphis own mind to do it. believe i know. i have been smoking for years & know i don't need to. the dr. has told me to quit, my grown sons fuss at me all the time but it's just up to me to...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

I was asked to be a godmother to one of my colloge friend's 7 month old daughter. I bought her some clothes and a baby sign language book. I'm just wondering if the baby sign language book is a good idea? I am not a mommy yet...

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kenzie45230 When my son was little, sign language was not something anyone suggested for babies. If they had, I might have tried that...because I do believe he was trying to communicate way before he could speak. But I have seen baby sign language in use. Last year, a...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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ANTIQUELADY i talked to them from the day they were born just likethey new what i was saying. i think it's very important to talk to them.

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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kenzie45230 I did the kinds of things you mentioned. My ex and I started reading to our son before he was even born. The first gift we bought for him was a book, which we read to him together in the hospital. I think what helped our son - who we knew was going to be an...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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kassdaw My son is almost 2 and has a large vocabulary already. I stay away from "baby talk," I have never done it to him. I have conversations with him and we talk about every thing we see through out the day. Reading a big part of our night. After dinner, he takes a...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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izathewzia I send my daughter to school. Hoping she will learn about everything that she have to - including increasing her vocabulary. She is a smart student. And right now, she can write and read on her own. i also let her read some books. And i answer all her quesries...

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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sedel1027 I am not sure but 50 expressive words seems like a normal amount for a kids vocabulary. If she is really concerned she can have the daughter evaluated to see if there is a problem.

8 Aug 08

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lipsticknladdles @lipsticknladdles (814) • Philippines 8 Aug 08

my friend is a bit concern about her daughter's speech. the little one ia almost 3 and her vocabulary words (expressive) is just 50 words or so. do you think this is alarming? i told her to read storybooks, converse a lot with...

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samijo719 I would also say reading to them, talking with them, making games is always a good way to make things fun for the children while teaching them.

8 Aug 08

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