maggiegrace1
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WaltzingMatilda said:
I stay home with her.. I am a 3 yr old teacher but she has a feeding tube so she cant go to the daycare so I stay with her at home....
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I stay home with her.. I am a 3 yr old teacher but she has a feeding tube so she cant go to the daycare so I stay with her at home....
WaltzingMatilda
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Do you have family close by? My sister and I live 5 minutes apart and are always helping each other out with the kids. It's nice to get a break (or does that make me a bad mom?:lookaroun )
maggiegrace1
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WaltzingMatilda said:
Both my sisters and my brother are near..and they all help..I watch their kids more then they do...We dont like leaving her for long...My one sister is the only one who knows how to tube feed her so..once we teach everyone else I will feel more comfortable...You are not a bad mom..
WaltzingMatilda
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Funny little things, babies. They make you realize you're capable of things you never thought possible.
I'm glad you have your family...don't know what I'd do without mine. And thanks for saying I'm not a bad mom.:animwink:
I'm glad you have your family...don't know what I'd do without mine. And thanks for saying I'm not a bad mom.:animwink:
maggiegrace1
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Im glad I have them too...
Every mom need some "ME" time..so thats not a bad thing at all...
Every mom need some "ME" time..so thats not a bad thing at all...
WaltzingMatilda
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This is out of the blue, but it's on my mind so I thought I'd share (I'm very generous that way!). Out to dinner with my best friend last night, we're talking about my Emily and the way she and her father interact. At which point the BF says "Well, did you ever notice that Emily is a whiny kid?" I darn near fell off my chair. Once she explained her remark and the thought behind it, it wasn't nearly as offensive, but my question is:
Was I right to restrain the impulse to give her a good swift kick?
Was I right to restrain the impulse to give her a good swift kick?
maggiegrace1
Well-Known Member
WaltzingMatilda said:This is out of the blue, but it's on my mind so I thought I'd share (I'm very generous that way!). Out to dinner with my best friend last night, we're talking about my Emily and the way she and her father interact. At which point the BF says "Well, did you ever notice that Emily is a whiny kid?" I darn near fell off my chair. Once she explained her remark and the thought behind it, it wasn't nearly as offensive, but my question is:
Was I right to restrain the impulse to give her a good swift kick?
I would have kicked her.....:lookaroun
WaltzingMatilda
Member
Yea...probably should have!!!
And just for the record...she's not a whiny kid...more of a stoic than anything else, poor soul...I'm her mother, I should know!
And just for the record...she's not a whiny kid...more of a stoic than anything else, poor soul...I'm her mother, I should know!
maggiegrace1
Well-Known Member
WaltzingMatilda said:Yea...probably should have!!!
And just for the record...she's not a whiny kid...more of a stoic than anything else, poor soul...I'm her mother, I should know!
Thats funny..:lol:
Well I need to go..got to get up early and clean house...I shall talk to you later..Its been fun..Night Amy
:wave:
WaltzingMatilda
Member
Night Dana..good talking to you!
Uponastar
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WaltzingMatilda said:This is out of the blue, but it's on my mind so I thought I'd share (I'm very generous that way!). Out to dinner with my best friend last night, we're talking about my Emily and the way she and her father interact. At which point the BF says "Well, did you ever notice that Emily is a whiny kid?" I darn near fell off my chair. Once she explained her remark and the thought behind it, it wasn't nearly as offensive, but my question is:
Was I right to restrain the impulse to give her a good swift kick?
I admire your restraint. :lookaroun
Uponastar
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tigsmom said:I hate flying, but I have done it a few times. I'm not afraid, its the being all closed in that gets to me. That and I get motion sickness.
I just sit there holding onto the armrests for dear life! Don't talk to me or even look at me. :lol:
the 2 1/2 hours to Florida is about all I can take.
That's my problem too.
Especially on night flights.
Once I click on that seat belt I get an almost unstoppable urge to get up and run. Very hard to get that under control but I do it by focusing on the people around me and the fact that they are all functioning normally. That helps.