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Originally Posted by SAMarshall
Both babies also had meconium in the fluid and both ended up in the NICU for breathing troubles (which I know is common with c-section...
i was told that there's a practice at maine med that would at least talk to me about VBA2C, but i don't know who they are. if you're willing to go to portland, you can call the L&D ward and ask a L&D nurse who is most likely to...
one resource i'm really leaning on in my area, to find out how to get DD's school to meet her needs, are the parents who've been down this road before. most of them have kids that are my age now, but they have been so helpful. it's...
loraxc, i'm struggling with the same question over here. DD is only in K, and i thought she was happy cutting and pasting and writing (all of which need work, she's a lefty and her handwriting still looks like a kindergartener's, so i...
i've never posted here about my younger DD (and only rarely about my older), but she's 2.5 years old now and looking to be gifted too. but gifted or not, the girl sure is a riot, so i thought you guys might like a few anecdotes. this...
i voted 18-24 mos, but 18 months is really what i think is perfect. that was about how old DD1 was when she nightweaned. it was sooooo easy, i just explained to her that when mommy goes to sleep, so do the naneys, and she was totally...
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Originally Posted by LauraLoo We probably wouldn't have tested again, but ds is having some issues at school that we (the school and dh & I) are attributing to an undiagnosed learning disability that...
i just hopped on here to ask the same question, so i'm going to be following the responses.
for a long time i totally dismissed the idea of testing my DD (she's also 5, also in K, and also very happy to cut and color at...
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Originally Posted by Courtney-Ostaff
My husband freelances from home as well, so his computer isn't an option. Plus, computers are fairly easy to break -- the mouse, spill water on the...