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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 5 Mar 11

I couldn't find the 'Homemaker' category. We all (or atleast most of us) agree that the homemaker does a lot of work. I've seen discussions on how much the pay would be if a homemaker went out and did the same amount of work. I...

earning

family

homemaker

pocket money

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mermaidivy I get "pocket money" for grocery shopping as needed but not for luxury shopping as after I spend them on the food and household stuff, there is nothing left for luxury shopping. I think getting paid by being a homemaker would be nice hehe.

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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Rosa26 Well three months after I here responding and hoping the bullying is over. My son was being bully ed in the school and I went to speak with the teacher about that, my son is 13 years old, and after that they move the bully boy to another class. I think that...

28 Sep 11

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 31 Aug 11

Parents , would you home school your child? I know if I had kids I would get them a tutor and keep them at home. It isn't because of their safety or that they will not learn what they need or because of bullies. It is all the...

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Barbara Radisavlejvic Many homeschooling parents include practical things in the curriculum so that children see how their studies relate to real life. The take their children to the market and help them learn to read the labels and make good nutrition choices and use math to...

23 Sep 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

We went out for dinner with one of my husband's classmate and his family. The wife and I get along well and their son and my sons enjoy each other's company. We've even gone for a vacation together and it was then that I got close...

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Always smiling Probably this man feels that his son is more inclined towards his mother and her family. It is nothing but jealousy. Also there could be other reasons which you may not be aware of. Probably the mother also could be doing likewise.

20 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

adoptions

branch on family tree

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4mymak i think if everyone concerned is honest about everything - it will not be so complex. if donors are not kept anynomous, every child knows who his/her biological parents are - it wouldnt be such a problem, would it?.. but to be honest, i totally cannot agree...

20 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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KrauseHome Personally I think you do have a right to be worried, and a lot of the times I think when a child is bullying someone like this, it stems from things that are either going on now in their life, or have happened and usually stem back to their parents or the...

19 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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Dr. Ann I see your point, but I agree with your husband on this. It is not so much punishment as protection. Good luck with this!

19 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

We went out for dinner with one of my husband's classmate and his family. The wife and I get along well and their son and my sons enjoy each other's company. We've even gone for a vacation together and it was then that I got close...

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Dr. Ann This is a sad situation, yet very prevalent and unfortunately seems to happen more with the husband being thoughtless than with the wife, at least in the cases I've seen. Here in the states we have an expression "nobody likes a Cassandra" which comes from when...

18 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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Dr. Ann I am trying not to laugh but remembering one acquaintance who dallied with so many women when he was young that now he cannot go out with anyone much younger than him because he would have no way of knowing if it might be his own daughter. Now that is sick!...

18 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

We went out for dinner with one of my husband's classmate and his family. The wife and I get along well and their son and my sons enjoy each other's company. We've even gone for a vacation together and it was then that I got close...

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CatsandDogs I say talk to your husband about it and ask him to tell this guy to please keep his opinions to himself because it's making you feel very uncomfortable to be around him or his wife. I wouldn't tell his wife about it because you'll be the 'bad guy' in her eyes...

18 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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maximax8 On television I saw the family tree of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. It looked totally normal on her side and special on his side of the family. Also on television I saw a true story about children now grown up finding their sperm donor father. These...

18 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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CatsandDogs I have to tell you that I agree with you whole heartingly because everyone should know who their biological mother and father are so that they don't meet up with someone who is their sibiling or half sibiling or in any way a close relationship such as a cousin...

18 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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Sreekala Hello SV, Why can’t you talk to that boy directly? But make sure that the boy does not feel that you are talking for your son. Just call him and asks what is going on between them and hear him patiently (I think you have show some patience here). Once you...

11 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

We went out for dinner with one of my husband's classmate and his family. The wife and I get along well and their son and my sons enjoy each other's company. We've even gone for a vacation together and it was then that I got close...

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Sreekala Hi SV, I feel pity for that guy as he is damaging his own family. What is his intention to criticize his wife and her family infront of the small boy? If he continues the same then the boy respect neither him nor his wife. I mean the...

11 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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Sreekala Hi SV, You are worrying about the complicated situations, i.e., unknowingly the sister and brother (half sister and half brother) involved in a relationship and its consequences. What about those who knowingly engaged in a relationship. I know a couple who...

11 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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Always smiling You could not have put it better than this SV. It sure is a matter for concern but whoever conceived this idea in the first place should have known about this. Science has progressed in different spheres no doubt but has miserably failed to take into account...

11 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

With adoptions, surrogates and people conceiving using donor sperms increasing, family trees today are beginning to look more like a tangled forest. Don't get me wrong. I am not against any of these. My concern is for future...

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@mayka123 Yes this will complicate things a lot. I was adopted by my aunt (father's cousin) when I was just a year old. I know all my father's relatives but hardly know anyone my mother's side. In fact my first cousins stay just two lanes away from where I work and I...

11 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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bbdeathspark2 I personally think that the father was right in this one. It's not punishing the son to take him away from those who mistreat him is it? Children like those tend to normally act like that because its what happened to them, does that child have an older...

10 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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GemmaR The sad thing about children is that they can indeed be very cruel, but a lot of the time they don't realise that they're being that way, and they certainly don't understand how much bullying can hurt people. The best thing to do first of all is to make a list...

10 Jul 11

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SViswan @SViswan (12051) • India 9 Jul 11

My 10 year old has a few friends in the apartment complex that we stay at. He plays with them every evening. One child in particular (who is 2 years older than he is and our immediate neighbour) is particulary mean to my son. To...

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Cutie18f I suggest that you let your son stay away from the bully. Bullies can greatly influence other kids and you don't want your son to be picking up his bad habits. Explain to him that he will have better friends outside, friends who are not violent and won't hurt...

10 Jul 11

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