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smurfettewv @smurfettewv (359) • United States 23 Mar 07

I just wanted to thank everyopne who has sent the wellwishes and prayers our way. I posted about how unfair unemployment can be and I have recieved a overwhelming response form this community of people and wanted to say thank you...

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Rittings @Rittings (673) 13 Mar 07

Just wondering if you could recommend some more nice hotels, at nice prices of course also! hahaha. We stayed in the Harris Hotel, Bali when we holiday'd there a couple of years ago. As you can see from the pic, it was a really...

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Rittings @Rittings (673) 18 Mar 07

I have driven a few different ones, but what am I driving currently? I have answered this I am sure on someone else's discussion, so you could do some detective work to find out!! Guess the make, model and colour for best...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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primecrimson Ten to twelve years old is already good time to have your child a mobile phone. Cellphones can be very helpful for them especially if you want your child to be monitored all the time. You can easily track them where they are going if your mobile phone has GPS....

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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pisces24 i gave my kids their own cell phones at the same time. my son was then 14 and my daughter was 11. i think when your child is responsible enough you could get him a phone. it is important too so that you can keep track of him, and talk to him when you need to....

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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RedAlerT I Think So There Age Must Be 15 When U Give Them A mobile. Child Below 15 May Loose The Mobile or Do not know to save money,and he makes 100s of calls and the the bill comes is upto You. Mostly College Going Must Have 1.

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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tamanash as we all know that mobile phones are not for children,s use as mobile phones emmits harmful radiations which can hamper there overall development.if you ask me then i think mobile phones should not be handed over to them till the age of 15.giving cellphone to...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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melody1011 i think its a matter of whether the child really needs a cell phone. Pay phones are available at almost every nook and corner so children can use those. I definetely think that cell phones should be banned in school. So i would give my children a cell phone at...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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eden32 My daughter has had a phone since she was 12. When she started to go places with her friends, without an adult (the movies, the mall) it seemed it was time to have one. She has a pre-paid and if she uses up the minute card I pick-up for her before the month is...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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tammyr My 10 yr old wants one. Several of her friends have one, but I do not feel she needs it.We are almost always together except when she spends the night at a friend house and they would have a phone. If she starts to go places with out me then it is time to...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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beaniegdi a lot of kids have them but when they are too young to actually need one it is just the phone company trying just to profit from kids. if they have one then you can keep in contact with them wherever they are so if they are out in the evening you can ring them...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 8 Mar 07

A couple of years ago, I thought only adults should have mobile phones. When my niece got one from her mum at 12 years old, I also thought that was very early. But when her brother got one before he was 5 then it just did not make...

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classy56 5 years old is way to young to have a cell phone.but i think a 12 years of age is a good age to have a cell phone.it really depends on the child.if they are mature enough to accept responseabily of haveing a cell phone.i feel they should have one for...

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tecklebuggg @tecklebuggg (209) • United States 26 Feb 07

My dogs sleep with us in our bed. They have no idea they are dogs, so they figure it is their right I guess. I honestly don't think I could sleep if one was missing from the bed! By the way they are... miniature poodle, a...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 24 Feb 07

I don't know what I do worng but it seems to me like I always have a ton of things to do. May be I spend to much time on thinking ow I should organize myself ;) All jokes aside, I really struggle with keeping up all my tasks, and...

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Stephannie I write myself a daily list of things to do and get done. I eanr online every day and I will take some breaks throughout the day and go get something done. I wish I could spend a good solid 10 hours here in mylot but it is hard when you have household chores...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 25 Feb 07

Our son is 19 months old. He has a bottle in the morning, and another one in the evening. We have been told we should stop giving him in the morning, and instead give him his milk in a cup or a bowl, or just yoghurt. The problem...

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aozencom Nature is amazing in that it enables all living things to adapt. A new born baby is transiting from a total liquid diet (in the womb). There are some guides as to the age but there is no hard and fast rule. I guess the right time is when your baby is ready. To...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 24 Feb 07

Haven´t your kids brought you home a little bird that had a broken wing, or a little mouse that seemed a little sick? Or have you done that yourself when you were a kid? If you child was to bring a bird home, would you allow him...

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wmaharper We found a little bird one time (my hubby and I) and it had been electrocuted by power lines somehow, and it's little wing was broken, so we took it to a vet, and they took care of it. when I was a kid, we found a very friendly racoon, and our parents allowed...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 24 Feb 07

Haven´t your kids brought you home a little bird that had a broken wing, or a little mouse that seemed a little sick? Or have you done that yourself when you were a kid? If you child was to bring a bird home, would you allow him...

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msmonkeyfeet When I was in high school I found a nest of baby mice that my dad had pulled out of the lawnmower (before starting it) and my parents told me I had to leave them alone so the mother would come back for them. It was the middle of the summer and I felt horrible...

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 25 Feb 07

Our son is 19 months old. He has a bottle in the morning, and another one in the evening. We have been told we should stop giving him in the morning, and instead give him his milk in a cup or a bowl, or just yoghurt. The problem...

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mypaperheart My mom told me she would stop giving the bottle at around 1 year of age because the child would get attached to it. Also it's growing teeth :)

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 25 Feb 07

Our son is 19 months old. He has a bottle in the morning, and another one in the evening. We have been told we should stop giving him in the morning, and instead give him his milk in a cup or a bowl, or just yoghurt. The problem...

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Tarsis Normally 5 years. I find.e speaks with an infantile doctor.He is optimum advice.

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TheKristoffersens @TheKristoffersens (200) • Denmark 25 Feb 07

Our son is 19 months old. He has a bottle in the morning, and another one in the evening. We have been told we should stop giving him in the morning, and instead give him his milk in a cup or a bowl, or just yoghurt. The problem...

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Shelite Give it up. Kids should not have a bottle past 12 months. It's so bad on their teeth. You don't have to give up holding him, try a sippy cup. Good luck...it's the little things that are hard to give up!

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