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November 3, 2005, 9:10 am PST

Dear Nichelle

Hi i'm only 17, and i understand where Nichelle is coming from, i'm a babysitter of a child who is autistic, and another child who has anger management and a few kids who are A.D.D or A.D.H.D, and it's hard to even watch them for a couple of hours let alone 24/7. Eventually i want to have kids myself, but first i am going to make sure i can take care of them, and make sure i raise them to be polite, and good children, i understand that it's not your fault Nichelle, that your children act the way they do, some kids get it from their friends, or other adults, but I do have an idea, that i have done with the children in the past which i got from Nanny 911, and that is to make a chart, and every time your child(ren) listen to you and do what you ask, then you give them a sticker and make a goal that your child will understand he or she will have to reach, example at the end of the week maybe you want your child to have 10 stickers, and if your child has 10 or more stickers, you can give them a chocolate bar, or candy even a little toy possibly from the dollar store, children at a younger age like yours will probably be happy with anything, and you should tell your child you are very happy with their habits, and listening during the week! Kids will feel happy if you tell them you are very happy with them!  

 
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November 3, 2005, 9:18 am PST

I have a question!

Hi my name is Lori and i am 17 years old, i am in grade 12 at a catholic highschool, and one of the courses  i have right now is parenting, we are learning about pregnancy, and giving birth. I was wondering if anyone of you had two pregnancy's, and if one was by a c-section and one was by a normal birth? I was wondering for a class assignment, which one would be better, a c-section or a normal birth? When i eventually start my own family i'd like to have a water birth just because it's relaxing and i heard it's alot more calming, and less streesful do you know if that's true, and if there's any concerns about a water birth?  

 
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November 3, 2005, 9:29 am PST

Wow!

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 i had wonderful births so far, i was 16 when i had my son, it was an 8 hr labor and he was born june 2000 at 9lbs 1 1/2 oz, it was very easy, i married his father at  18 and we had our daughter  january 2004, i was a week late just like my son and i was scheduled to be induced at 7:00 am well i woke up at 5:30 and thought my water broke but ignored it and went to bed while we went to the hospital and i as already feeling like i needed to push, as soon as i got there i was told i was dialated to 7 and then i told the nurse i was ready to push the baby was already comming out, the dr barely made it, i had no ivs or nothingat 6:50 am my daughter was born at 8lbs 7 oz., that was very scary but it was nice it was just me and my husband. then dec 31 2004 1 wk early and at 6 lbs 12 oz. my second son was born, we were 3 hours away from new years, i stayed home all day and labored, when i finally went to the hospital contractions were less than 5 min apart and i was dialated to 7 and an hr later my son was born in 2 pushes, drug free. just thought i'd share my experince with everyone

WOW!! Sounds like you had three wonderful births! I hope when i start my own family in a couple years that i will have a wonderful birth like you!! Are you going to have any more children?  

 
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November 4, 2005, 8:56 am PST

my friend was the same age

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 Hi, my name is Sarah and I am 17. I am pregnant with a baby boy due in Feb. I am really scared, insecure, and overwhelmed with joy. I am married to the baby's father and we are definately keeping him. I am just not sure if I can reach the standards of a good mother. I was wondering if there is/was anyone in a situation like mine (age-wise) and if they have any words of advice. Support and encouragement is of course appreciated from everyone, lol. 

                 Thanks bunches 

Hi my friend was 17 when she had a baby, and she was very nervous too. She wasn't sure if she'd be a good mother or a bad mother, or if she could financailly take care of her son. Well in the long run it all worked out! she has support from welfare, and family, and she's doing really good! Everyone's a good mother, maybe nto at everything, but that's something we all have to work on right? I'm glad you're married to your son's father that's going to make your family an easier experience! Well best of luck and congratulations to you and your husband
 

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