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gemini_rose @gemini_rose (16264) 21 Feb 08

This is what was said to me in a shop today when I went in with my daughter who is 2 years old. I bought her some sweets and asked her "Do you want these?" she replied "Yes Please" and when I paid for them and the lady gave them...

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tamararacine @tamararacine (268) • United States 20 Jan 08

I am 26 weeks pregnant with my 4th child!! I am at that uncomfortable stage :( this pregnancy is completely different than my other ones and my stomach feels like it is going to rip, because it is stretching so much!!! You would...

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moonchild1au @moonchild1au (6237) • Australia 19 Jan 08

My daughter will be 9 months old on Jan 26...she has been standing up on furniture since Jan 2 & will walk a little while holding on to furnitre or if you hold her hands. I reckon she'll be walking before she turns 1.

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speedy1279 @speedy1279 (2665) • United States 15 Jan 08

Okay, I am having a really hard time getting my daughter, who is 4, to clean her room. She will go in her room get every toy out imaginable and not put anything away. When I ask her to clean her room she will respond with one of...

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meetas @meetas (36) • India 8 Jan 08

my son is 1.5 year old ,he is learning very very fast ,i really want to use his excellent learning power to improv him more but i do not want to hamper any this on him ,can u guide me how can i prepare him for his pre school,as we...

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gettinggreen @gettinggreen (125) • United States 6 Jan 08

Hi everyone. I was just wondering when your second child started speaking. I have a 5 year old and a 20 month old. My 20 month old will say simple words, like mama, dada, sissy, no, wow, ow, Dora, but not much more than that. When...

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 6 Jan 08

I know, usually it's the other way around, and of course my three year old, does often hurt his little brother, but here lately, my youngest has been hurting his older brother. The other day, the three year old was trying to get...

16 month old

bitint

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subha12 Hmmm, actually it was the case with my niece. she was over active. she even used to hit childrn much older to her. But the 16 month old must be given a little punishment to not bite. But i hardly beleive such a little child can understand all these.

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 6 Jan 08

I know, usually it's the other way around, and of course my three year old, does often hurt his little brother, but here lately, my youngest has been hurting his older brother. The other day, the three year old was trying to get...

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caroliewrites Hi wmaharper, I am an elementary school teacher and I have four children of my own I completely agree with Gardengerty !!! It even works with my first graders!! Good luck..... hang in there, be consistent..

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 6 Jan 08

I know, usually it's the other way around, and of course my three year old, does often hurt his little brother, but here lately, my youngest has been hurting his older brother. The other day, the three year old was trying to get...

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mommybug77 This is a hard one. My 12 month old likes to bite people. I have a feeling she is teething a lot. She does not like that it makes her sisters cry though. That is usually enough to make her stop & do something else. I think a time out on the spot when it...

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 6 Jan 08

I know, usually it's the other way around, and of course my three year old, does often hurt his little brother, but here lately, my youngest has been hurting his older brother. The other day, the three year old was trying to get...

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Heather Echola A part of this behavior is that he is not able to verbally say what he wants, so he uses his tools, that is his size, his teeth. It is time for him to be encouraged to talk, to ask, and so forth. I would, keep an eye on him, and when he seems ready to act out,...

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 6 Jan 08

I know, usually it's the other way around, and of course my three year old, does often hurt his little brother, but here lately, my youngest has been hurting his older brother. The other day, the three year old was trying to get...

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caroliewrites I am a first grade teacher also Garden, LOVE YOUR COMMENT!!! Thank you!

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garnet80 @garnet80 (349) • Australia 4 Jan 08

I'm at my wits end. My almost 3 year old son refuses to brush his teeth. Yes he does it sometimes and that's only after I've turned it into a game. I've tried with tooth paste and without. Does anyone have any tips to help make...

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MommaOfAllTrades @MommaOfAllTrades (969) • Canada 28 Dec 07

In a moment of desperation a week ago, I called around for some help with my daughter. Being Oppositional, very strong willed and very independant, I often have a hard time getting her to do the simple daily necessities. I was...

parenting

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MommaOfAllTrades I agree with your reply 100% except only with 'normal' children. Of course children should comply without any type of rewards expected in the end. And regular, normal, respectful children do display compassion and motivation to please in normal respectful...

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MommaOfAllTrades @MommaOfAllTrades (969) • Canada 28 Dec 07

In a moment of desperation a week ago, I called around for some help with my daughter. Being Oppositional, very strong willed and very independant, I often have a hard time getting her to do the simple daily necessities. I was...

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betsyraeduke @betsyraeduke (2670) • United States 21 Dec 07

Rently I was in my nearby laundry mat doing my weeks worth of laundry as usual. During the time I was there, a little girl of I'd say about 2yrs. climbed onto one of the tables from a chair. She scooted across the table and then...

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 17 Dec 07

After I had my first child, once my period started (baby was 9 months old, b/c I nursed) My period went back to normal. Every 28-30 days, heavy cramping, heavy bleeding, and it lasted about 4 days or so. After my second baby, My...

cramps

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firecracker With my first son I didn't have my period again until he was 2 years old. With my second son it came back sooner, around 18 months later. And yes, this was because I nursed both my babies. My cycle varies anywhere from 25-33 days, and it lasts for 5 days. I've...

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 17 Dec 07

After I had my first child, once my period started (baby was 9 months old, b/c I nursed) My period went back to normal. Every 28-30 days, heavy cramping, heavy bleeding, and it lasted about 4 days or so. After my second baby, My...

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anjalisk2005 i gave birth to twokids and forbothigot my period only after 9 months.and it came wityhheavy bleedings and cramps.and its still not very regular.i don't know what to do but i don't want to take any medication.

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wmaharper @wmaharper (2316) • United States 17 Dec 07

After I had my first child, once my period started (baby was 9 months old, b/c I nursed) My period went back to normal. Every 28-30 days, heavy cramping, heavy bleeding, and it lasted about 4 days or so. After my second baby, My...

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cherriemae yes, absolutely..before that i dont have a child, i really experienced so much crampind on my abdomen, that i just wanted to lay down the whole time..after i gave birth, it has changes, i can't experience heavy cramping, and its not that heavy as before..

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