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LadyMarissa @LadyMarissa (12148) • United States 24 Mar 11

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/3041445/ns/today-parenting This link takes you to a video which takes a couple of minutes to load. A little girl in Edgewater, Florida, suffers from a "severe" peanut allergy & the school...

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MysticTomatoes The child should be at home or in a controlled environment, especially since she's what? 6? A six year old doesn't understand that because Jimmy is eating a cookie with peanuts in it that she can't. My sister's child is allergic to eggs and they have to be...

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Gorillafootprints925 @Gorillafootprints925 (3586) • United States 11 Mar 11

1. Is it ethical to YOU? Why or why not? 2. Do fetuses have the right to live? 3. If you are a female and you were raped and became pregnant, would you abort the fetus? why or why not? Does the fetus/fertilized egg have the...

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MysticTomatoes 1. Yes, it's ethical. It needs to remain a safe and legal right for any and all women who want one. If you don't like aboriton, then don't have one. Plain and simple. 2. The mother in me says yes. The woman in me says no. I know what I went through with my...

22 Mar 11

Toni @toniganzon (72539) • Philippines 22 Mar 11

My son sleeps with me and my husband. We all share the same bed every night. My mother-in-law told us that we should let him sleep in his own room since he's already 7 years old. He's got his own room and yet he never used it,...

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MysticTomatoes He can't sleep in his own room because you've never made him. My DH and I have NEVER let our DD sleep with us in our bed. She has her own room with her own bed. When she was an infant and we first brought her home from the hospital, she slept in a cradle next...

22 Mar 11

jameygc @jameygc (452) • United States 15 Mar 11

Last night I was watching tv, and I saw this show about parents spending $30,000 or more in a birthday party for a 6 years old kid! It was incredible to me! The mother actually let her little daughter make all decisions for the...

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MysticTomatoes Sorry, but no. My kid is just that - she's my child. She's not my equal or she's not my guardian or my mother. She's my child. She gets what my DH and I are willing to pay for. I'm not raising one of the little brats that we see on TV that dictate when and...

15 Mar 11

mhekhies16 @mhekhies16 (462) • Philippines 27 May 10

I just have seen the picture of the fetus earlier in my facebook account.. (i think he's already a term baby) I really feel sorry for him...He's already a human... poor baby...why should he have to suffer to the mistake of his...

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MysticTomatoes The only way God created anything was if he came down from Heaven and slept with you.

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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MysticTomatoes Yah actually it does. Some laws are wrong. Some aren't. The fact is a CHILD shouldn't be allowed to travel alone in a BOAT in the middle of the ocean.

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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MysticTomatoes First of all, she is only a child if you treat her like a child. Sorry. She's still a child. In the eyes of the law, she's under age. A sixteen year old has NO business being out in the middle of the ocean bobbing up and down in a boat...

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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MysticTomatoes Endangerment? Child abuse? Neglect? A child at sixteen isn't an adult. They can't make adult decisions without first being emancipated from their parents. As far as I know, this kid was sill legally a minor. The best thing they could have done was said NO....

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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MysticTomatoes I don't know if there would actually be a case here or not, but I've seen worse cases. Parents who didn't dress their child in a warm winter coat being brought up on abuse because the child said he was cold, even though he was dressed appropriately. I can see...

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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MysticTomatoes There's a HUGE difference between being supportive and being STUPID. Being stupid is letting your CHILD sail around the world alone in a rinky dinky boat. There are other ways for a parent not to suppress a child's actions. Support them with their school...

11 Jun 10

olisaur @olisaur (1922) • United States 9 Jun 10

Have you heard about/seen this thing? Here's a link to the Youtube video of it's TV spot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf8GxkX8CdY&feature=player_embedded Apprently a japanese product, a sort of outfit that babies can...

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MysticTomatoes And as for the dirt, that should be the least of your worries. Insects are in your home. Fecal matter is on a lot of stuff. I read on the news that washers have fecal matter in them. You wash your clothes in them. You wash your baby's blankets and clothes in...

11 Jun 10

olisaur @olisaur (1922) • United States 9 Jun 10

Have you heard about/seen this thing? Here's a link to the Youtube video of it's TV spot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf8GxkX8CdY&feature=player_embedded Apprently a japanese product, a sort of outfit that babies can...

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MysticTomatoes That's actually not a bad idea. I've seen the socks people can put on and they dust the floors as you walked. I've also seen outfits for dogs that do the same thing. Makes sense. The kid's on the floor anyway. Might as well make him earn his keep. We...

11 Jun 10

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jugsjugs @jugsjugs (12967) 9 Jun 10

aswell as alot of them take after their parents.For example if a parent smokes then there maybe a higher chance of a child ending up smoking.My daughters do not smoke, but i do.I know alot of people that do drugs, but do you think...

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MysticTomatoes I don't think that you can say just because a parent does X that a child will do X also. I grew up around smokers and drinkers. I don't touch either. I'm a vegan actually and I don't think most of my family knows what a vegetable is. My husband is also a...

11 Jun 10

MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 11 Jun 10

Abby Sunderland, the 16 year old child who decided to sail solo around the world, has been found off the coast of Australia. Everyone thought she was dead and had died at sea. I thought she was too. I admire the kid for trying...

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loralie1106 @loralie1106 (208) • Philippines 10 Jun 10

I've always been using Nokia cellphone. I'm planning of buying an iphone, as i've learned it has a lot of amazing features as compared to other cellphone brands? Do you think it's advantageous to swith from Nokia to i phone?

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MysticTomatoes Personally I don't like Nokia phones. They're cheap and poorly made. I'm a BlackBerry user myself. I don't like the iPhones either. For something so technologically advanced, it can't do half of what my Berry can do. You can't leave programs up and running....

10 Jun 10

BART78 @BART78 (2927) • Canada 10 Jun 10

my weirdest late night craving is a spoonful of creamy smooth peanut butter with hardboiled egg and milk... , how about you? what is your weirdest late night craving you had experienced?...

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MysticTomatoes When I was pregnant with my DD, I kept having the strangest craving for instant mashed potatoes. I sent my husband to the store more than once at midnight to pick up a box of instant potatoes. I didn't want anything else - just the mashed potatoes.

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