Posts by ~PurityLake~

Quote: Originally Posted by The4OfUs my instinct is to collect them in to me when they're out of control and upset and comfort them. It's hard to fight that instinct!

She didn't say "in the workplace". That was your own inference. Sexual harassment can occur anywhere, anytime to any age victim. Sexual harassment can include unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other...

Quote: Originally Posted by nextcommercial Do you know for sure those boys said "don't invite me"? If you are sure they said it, I would't invite them. I'd only invite the four boys in the class. If...

Quote: Originally Posted by kittywitty What are the food rules in your house? I'd rather not start a huge debate and I know this issues becomes hot fast. I just was looking for an idea of how other families work in...

Quote: Originally Posted by fizgig Hi mamas, I'm struggling with my DS, 21 months, who is basically non-verbal. What I would really, really love to hear are stories about late talkers. When did they start talking? ...

Quote: Originally Posted by mattemma04 Grades for handwriting are just stupid. Just like gym,music,or art grades. I disagree. There are specific thing to learn in each of those subjects. Gym: different...

Quote: Originally Posted by sapphire_chan Is she getting enough fat? Protein helps too, but fat is the best thing for reducing sugar cravings. 3 or 4 eggs scrambled in butter to start the day could make all the...

Quote: Originally Posted by sssheri Thank you everyone for sharing your experiences. It was so helpful in calming my nerves. Last night I slept with DD feeling confident and secure that we were doing what felt right and...

That all sounds awful, but on the good side, you did remember most of your report. Being sensitive is not a bad thing, if it weren't for sensitive people like you and I, the world would be a much colder place.

Quote: Originally Posted by SweetPotato How would you feel about this? If he has taken a safe-sitter/child cpr class, you know the parents very well, and he's a very sweet, responsible kid whom your daughter adores? ...