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rachelcaron @rachelcaron (1679) • United States 21 Feb 07

What do you think is the best age difference gap for siblings? I only have one child now. My son is 10 months old. I am thinking maybe I would like to have a 2-3 year gap between kids. What do you think is best? what is the...

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lynnpamelago The age gap of my kids is 4 1/2 years old. By the time my baby was born, my eldest child was already "independent" in some ways. But you can never avoid jealousy, no matter how old the older child is. I guess the best age gap between two kids should not be...

21 Feb 07

nehakalley4 @nehakalley4 (1918) • United States 20 Feb 07

I have been married around 10 months back and we are planning for kids atleast after 2 years of marriage. Do you think it is fine as I heared from someone yesterday that it is safe to get a baby with 2 years of marriage otherwise...

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lynnpamelago Having kids is a lifetime commitment--commitment to take care of a new life you brought to this world. Therefore, if you're not ready, it's ok to wait. Spend time with your husband for the meantime. YOu'll enjoy this time together because once the kids start...

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Starline @Starline (681) • United States 20 Feb 07

I an Swedish and I met the man who was going to be my husband when I was working in New York a summer three years ago. I had never before thought about moving from Sweden, but since we fell in love and decided to get married one...

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lynnpamelago If you feel that it's worth it, then go for it. Worth it, meaning, you know you love this person deeply and you're sure he loves you whole heartedly; it will be financially rewarding for both of you, especially if you start raising a family; the country you're...

20 Feb 07

robinemz @robinemz (211) • Philippines 8 Feb 07

What would you rate yourself from a scale of 1-10 (where 10 is the highest rate)? To start, since my husband complained and told me that im devoting most of my time for our baby and almost no time for him anymore..id rate myself...

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lynnpamelago I'd give myself a 5. I admit, I'm a lousy wife. I can't even cook. And I'm also guilty of giving too much of myself to my kids. I'm a full-time mom and that's what I concentrate on, to take care of my kids, to give them what they need, to watch over them. I...

20 Feb 07

astromama @astromama (1221) • United States 19 Feb 07

I went to birthclass last night and was shown a very scary video on ultrasound and how it affects normal cells. The video was of doctors and technicians who say that ultrasound is so new they don't know the long term effects, but...

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lynnpamelago Oh no! I've been pregnant twice and on both pregnancies my doctor, who is a sonologist, used her machine a lot to check on the baby. She used on during my monthly check-ups and at that time I found nothing wrong about it, until I read this post. I hope this is...

20 Feb 07

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lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 9 Feb 07

I have two kids and I enjoy motherhood tremendously. It's a 24/7 job,that's truly more fullfilling than any other career. When you see your kids growing up and and giving you so much love in return, what more can you ask for?

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lynnpamelago I agree with you!

19 Feb 07

lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 19 Feb 07

To all of you out there who now live in the USA LEGALLY, but are originally from another country, how did you make the move? Did you take your family with you right away? How is life there now?

united states of america

us citizens

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lynnpamelago I will check these out. Thanks.

19 Feb 07

lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 9 Feb 07

I have two kids and I enjoy motherhood tremendously. It's a 24/7 job,that's truly more fullfilling than any other career. When you see your kids growing up and and giving you so much love in return, what more can you ask for?

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lynnpamelago ooohhh...good for you!

19 Feb 07

lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 9 Feb 07

I have two kids and I enjoy motherhood tremendously. It's a 24/7 job,that's truly more fullfilling than any other career. When you see your kids growing up and and giving you so much love in return, what more can you ask for?

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lynnpamelago yes! indeed you're right!

19 Feb 07

lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 19 Feb 07

To all of you out there who now live in the USA LEGALLY, but are originally from another country, how did you make the move? Did you take your family with you right away? How is life there now?

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lynnpamelago Thanks for your reply!:) I do have a degree, but I guess it's not that easy. I have heard so many stories about migrating. Some, even though they have a degree from the university, still go there and work as nannies or housekeepers. I know there are some...

19 Feb 07

lynnpamelago @lynnpamelago (64) • Philippines 19 Feb 07

To all of you out there who now live in the USA LEGALLY, but are originally from another country, how did you make the move? Did you take your family with you right away? How is life there now?

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funfreak2k2 @funfreak2k2 (1734) • India 28 Nov 06

i like England very much but i dont want to live there. i am happy where i am.

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lynnpamelago I have visited around 5 coutries. among all 5, the country I love most is USA! And yes, I'd love to live there, if only I had the chance to do so. I feel that it's a very beautiful place, and there are many opportunities for the citizens if only everyone would...

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western_valleygirl @western_valleygirl (1363) • United States 18 Feb 07

California was was my home, for almost my entire life. And, there really is no place better, there is everything, you would ever wish to see, green grass, tall mountains, abundant forests, vast deserts, and cities with bright...

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lynnpamelago I don't really like where I live. I live in a 3rd world country where life is getting more and more difficult each day due to the economic crisis. We're just a little bit luckier than the rest of our countrymen because our city mayor is doing a great job....

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cher913 @cher913 (25782) • Canada 15 Feb 07

I remember this song, no idea who its by, but it says 'always take the weather with you...' If you read my post from yesterday, it was about the snow storm that we were gifted with. Today adding insult to injury, the temp is...

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lynnpamelago I would take the cold weather with open arms anytime in exchange for this hot weather we have in our country. I am at my happiest when I visit countries with cold weather.

16 Feb 07

ryleesmama @ryleesmama (560) • United States 15 Feb 07

Does it bother anyone else when they see children running around the restaurant? It is an accident waiting to happen. There are so many people moving at a quick speed often with hot items or glass in their hands. I wish some...

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lynnpamelago I couldn't agree with you more. It annoys me when kids run around the restaurant. This happens to my daughter when she has company who also influence her to run around. It angers me so much but I can't reprimand the other kids--I mean I can't because their...

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krislouiebaby @krislouiebaby (2346) • Philippines 15 Feb 07

i have a neighbor,she has a five month old baby,she is working the whole day so she hired a nanny for her baby.after a week her baby had a diarrhea,and they rushed him to the hospital,and the doctors found out that he was fed with...

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lynnpamelago I have 2 kids. I was a hands-on mom to my eldest one, translation: I took care of her without the help of a nanny. Now that I have 2 kids, I must admit, I can't manage without any help so I hired a nanny. Despite this, I don't leave my kids to the household...

16 Feb 07

carissa765 @carissa765 (1097) • United States 15 Feb 07

If the perents say that it is okay do you think you would step up and tell their child to stop doing or to do something that you felt appropriate? I feel that even if someone gives me permission to reprimand their child I will...

judging

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lynnpamelago In my case, I would only tell other people's children what to do or what not to do if I feel they are hurting/affecting my children. Otherwise,I wouldn't really bother about other people's kids.

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yakabe @yakabe (85) • Indonesia 15 Feb 07

is it a must to have a child? my parents always ask me to have a son if i get married, but i dont like kids, n im not ready for it

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lynnpamelago NO it's not amust to have a child. You only have one if you believe in yourself that you can commit yourself to parenthood. It's a 24/7 job. No vacation leave, no sick leave....you have to be on the go. So don't be forced into it if you don't feel ready for...

15 Feb 07

seventeen17 @seventeen17 (65) 14 Feb 07

I have a 4 yr old step-daughter and she still has a problem with pee-ing in the night. We have mattress covers but its such a pain having to wash them continuously. Anyone got any tips on how to make it stop? Thanks M17

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lynnpamelago I know how stressful this stage is, both for you and for your step-daughter. My daughter is 5, and we are also going through the same problem. We can only do so much to help them. At this age some children can't hold their bladders. And some sleep too soundly...

15 Feb 07

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