[-]Cooking moms: I'd like to make homemade mac 'n cheese tonight. What are your favorite cheese combinations so that it will have some real flavor but still appeal to my 2 yr old? Thanks.
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[-]Help! I'm running out of day care options!! I'm a full time single mom expecting in Jan, and I put my name on lists in Oct, however I'm finding out that there will be no openings at either of the Manhattan kids clubs (which are the most convenient for me - Union Square area-. Anyone know of any other good full time infant daycares around Union Square? Chelsea? Grammercy?
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This is supposed to include all the liscenced day cares in teh city https://a816-healthpsi.nyc.gov/ChildCare/Search.do
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How about Tutor Time (I think it is 37th btw 3rd and Lex) or I also believe there is a day care at Chelsea Piers
[ Reply | Options ]try the children's garden at the general theological seminary and trinity nursery at trinity church downtown. they both had wait lists when we applied and we weren't able to get a spot at either, but you never know.
[ Reply | Options ]We just moved from CA, originally from Tokyo and my child (3 mths.) is at LoveALot in the East Village. We chose this preschool bc they're the only one in the city that draws from Stanford University's Early Childhood Education program (back to basics) and also offers Japanese classes.
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[-]Anyone has a clarisonic? Did you have any breakout when you started using it?
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[-]I am pg with # 2 and I am so much more hungry than I was with # 1. Could it be twins?
9 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]Of course it COULD be anything, including quads or more, but most likely--it's psychological because you are excited and know what to expect. Don't start eating for two just yet!
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very hungry and I HAVE to have food. Not like that at all last time (I know all pg are different etc).
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Seriously, you need to step off the drama box. I bet everyone you know already knows you are pg, you are waddling and carrying around candy bars in your purse. Come on, you haven't even been to the doctor's yet? You are painting a pretty good picture of the stereotypical look-at-me-I'm-pregnant clown.
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[-]New to NY --if you give, how much do you give to your preschool in terms of donations? What's your HHI. Thanks!
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[-]I work with a NYC nonprofit that places and cares for foster children. We have over 500 in our care. Each Christmas, we are able to secure presents for these children. This year, it's been really, really tough. Do you have any ideas on who to turn to for help? We've reached out to several parishes and some major corporations. Some have come through but many have not this year. I'm just heartbroken thinking about these kids getting nothing for Christmas. Any ideas on where to turn?
20 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]I work at Columbia U. I wonder if you could set up a drive there somehow? Most people who work there are still doing pretty well (no raises, but not many paycuts either), and I know I would be willing to contribute a toy or two! I'm not sure who you would call, but if you could put up fliers and toy bins, I think you could get a lot of toys that way. Lots of parents on faculty and staff.
[ Reply | Options ]go to the press--today show, GMA, Fox, etc. If the morning shows don't bite, go to evening news. That is a great story, and getting some press will solve the problem pronto. YOu'll be turning volunteers away.
[ Reply | Options ]I'd be glad to buy presents for some needy kids! Please post info on how to do it. Thanks.
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[-]I'm expecting triples girls! What do you think of the names Anita Louise, Clarice Amalia (or Amelia), Helena Maria?. My last name start with D and dh last name start with L.
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I was wondering this because my first thought when I read this was that you were Hispanic. These sound very Hispanic, especially Helena. Cute names would be Anita, Clara, and Helen - all not popular but are pretty and all close variations of the names you already have. Good luck with your pregnancy.
[ Reply | Options ]I don't understand. There is something wrong with choosing a hispanic sounding name? Why did you feel the need to anglicize the names that the OR chose?
[ Reply | Options ]I am not I am just saying that to me if I heard the names, I would assume the parents were Hispanic. I didn't say there is anything wrong with being Hispanic or choosing Hispanic names. I like to know so I don't suggest other names that are maybe too American or too 'other culture' for them.
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I think all of the names are lovely. I am not a fan of Clarice, but that is just my personal taste and I think it goes well with Amalia and the others. Congratulations and best of luck for a long and healthy pregnancy!
[ Reply | Options ]Or Amalia Louise, Clara Anita, Helena Maria. Just to break up the phonetics a bit.
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Enjoy these last moments when you have time and energy enough to ponder. Consider perhaps Anita, Bonita and Conchita.
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What's so mean? Triplets are going to take up a lot of time and energy. Why not be organized and have an A,B,C?
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[-]I'm going Speyer. Done. I don't care what you guys say. It is the best for our family. AND I don't have to keep up with the Jones's.
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[-]What's fun for us to do in NYC with 5 y/o that's not expensive? (Besides going to a playground). has anyone see that new kids movie j51?
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[-]The fact is that schools promote their biggest donors to the best schools. So even if your kid is brilliant and at a TT school, if you are not a big donor to the TT or to the college, they are not going to push for you. Happened to us at HM.
42 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]you are using this as an excuse. College admissions are more independent than this.
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No, they're not. The college counselor at the TT school will not even recommend the top colleges to your kid if you are not a major donor or alum there. Trust me on this.
[ Reply | Options ]guess what! you don't have to apply only to those colleges recommended by the high school. You are totally wrong with this whole premise.
[ Reply | Options ]Right but say your kid, who gives little $$ to the school or the college, is applying, vs. other kid, perhaps with lower grades but whose fam built the library. Comprende?
[ Reply | Options ]again, maybe it matters at some schools that really need the $$$ and don't have other big donors, but this is simply not true at hyp
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btw, admissions today are much much more competitive than back then, and legacies matter much less (though they still matter)
[ Reply | Options ]ITA. Bush probably wouldn't have been admitted today. Remember, even though he was in the WH, only one of his two DCs got in.
[ Reply | Options ]weren't his dds already in college in 2000? either way, did jenna want yale? we don't know if she even applied. she seems very UT to me (not necessarily a bad thing).
[ Reply | Options ]You're right, they both took a year off to help him campaign between HS and college. So he had been Gov of Texas and they were 4th generation Yale when applying. If I had to guess, the Yale Admissions Office told Jenna not to apply, it would have been too embarrassing when she got rejected (really poor grades/SATs).
[ Reply | Options ](a) those are the ones you hear about - they aren't talking when DC is going to Nassau Community College; (b) despite what you might think, many of these people are very smart themselves - they probably wouldn't have been as successful without some semblance of a brain (although I'm not talking Paris Hilton-types, I'm talking Meryl Streep-types), (c) they could afford the best educations for their DCs from the start and you are paying attention to it, most people don't notice or care until someone's Dad shows up to speak at graduation.
[ Reply | Options ]well, it does seem like celeb offspring either go to Ivy or become DJs. In any event, you won't convince me that the offspring of Jack Nicholson and Rebecca Broussard is smart. Meryl Streep, yes, she went to Vassar and Yale before she was famous. That's how you know if someone is truly smart, and Ivy isn't just taking them bc s/he starred in Transformers 3. I went Ivy, there were plenty of stupid kids there with rich & famous parents. Contrary to popular belief, the hardest thing is getting in. Almost no one flunks out.
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just so you know. jack nicholson's dd is at brown. her mom is rebecca broussard. so is denzel's dd. now tell me again last name doesn't matter.
[ Reply | Options ]Brown has been that way for ages - JFK Jr, Diana Ross's DD, Rory Kennedy, Emma Watson. . . That said, one or two a year (at most), out of a class with hundreds of DCs doesn't really show a trend. My brother went to Brown - our Dad was NYPD. The one consistent factor is that the DCs they admit are smart enough to succeed at the school, and so are many of the DCs they reject.
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if your family built the library at the college they don't need the HS to push for them. if they built the library at the HS the college doesn't care. the HS is more concerned with the % accepts at top schools than with which kids they are. those acceptance numbers are what keeps people flocking to them
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I doubt Harvard is concerned about keeping Trinity or any other private happy. They'll get plenty of qualified applicants even if nobody in NYC applies. Therefore they can take who they want.
[ Reply | Options ]A TT guidance counselor is not going to push a big donor kid who is not qualified over students who are qualified. They would lose all credibility with the top schools.
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Sorry but I think the real answer here is either your child is NOT brilliant or you and dh are a PITA or most likely both of these factors.
[ Reply | Options ]Ok. Check back with me when your kid at the TT school starts getting told to apply to some crappy school even though he has kick-ass SATs.
[ Reply | Options ]So you believe that being at a tt and having good SATs means a child is automatically an excellent candidate for HYP? I really do get the need for defense mechanisms for coping with life's unpleasantries, but I don't get the need to convince the world at large that your coping mechanisms are reality.
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This is the premise of "The Price of Admission"- that legacy status, connections and "development potential" or donation potential trump smarts as an admission criteria at almost all elite colleges.
[ Reply | Options ]true. but Princeton's decision to admit a legacy moron is its own choice. It didn't succumb to pressure from moron's HS college admission counselor. That's the diff. The HS has its own interests to protect.
[ Reply | Options ]^^ I meant to add that top schools takes lots of smart kids based on grades/scores alone. money, legacy status, and connections will never trump brains. But if 2 applicants have the same grades/scores, then yes, those other things matter.
[ Reply | Options ]ITA. The top schools have so many qualified applicants they can't possibly admit them all. Therefore, a qualified leg or child of someone with status will have a leg up over a qualified nobody. This child will also have even more of a leg up because they have been given priviledges and opportunities that help them to shine. They may have traveled extensively, had an expensive private school education and/or access to internships or volunteer opportunities that appeal to colleges and make them appear more interesting. This is the way of the world and continues after college through grad school and jobs. To deny this is silly.
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[-]Want to buy a new set of dishes--any recommendations for dishes that won't chip? TIA
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[-]Annual fund question: is it common for a school to send out different versions of the letter asking for donations? some got a letter asking for 500 dollars (not financial aid family) others 5000. how do they know how much money people have/want to give? does this seem right to you?
37 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]Good fundraising mentions a specific amount. A good fundraiser knows what to ask for.
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They know based on previous donations. It's common to have a targeted process and I don't really see a problem with it. I used to to fund raising for my college and it was the same in that we had people whom we called and asked for amounts based on what the giving history was.
[ Reply | Options ]Yep, fundraisers assess a lot of public info to draw conclusions about what a family might give (i.e. property values, what other orgs they give to, employer, etc.).
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I am sure we get googled if they are serious about a family. They do not want any embarrassing pasts.
[ Reply | Options ]Hijack: how much googling takes place? I mean, if my wonderful dh has major criminal conviction in his past (which you would find from some skillful Internet searching) then are we totally out of luck? Should I disclose to the school? (ps it's bad)
[ Reply | Options ]Maybe in the meantime he could become a major donor somewhere instead, to mitigate the bad stuff.
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np And if you're not getting FA, they'll call to see what you'll give. It's not complicated.
[ Reply | Options ]we got FA, and we still got the call. It was expected that everyone give something, and the amounts were not published, just whether you gave.
[ Reply | Options ]op: that's not what happened. they targeted different people for different amounts, without ever talking to us
[ Reply | Options ]the schools all have development offices and this is what they do for a living. they target people based on past giving history and if there is no history, they base it on whatever information they can find - addresses, jobs, publicly listed donations, etc. if you work at Goldman Sachs, they will target you for a different number than someone who is a lawyer at a non-profit.
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[-]how bad is it if you're giving eye drops to a baby for an infection and the dispenser touches the eye? does this contaminate it?
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[-]If there's the dc of a celeb/"bold-named" in your dc's class is it completely 'normal'-- do they interact w/class, go to school functions. Do they befriend any of the other parents? Are your dc friends? BTW -I'm a public school parent, just curious.
65 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]Good question, but I believe most people on here will feel that they are to "cool" to answer question.
[ Reply | Options ]I grew up in WashDC. Parents of my friends were household-name politicians and journalists. (Nothing like talking to BF's dad when his face is on the TV in the background.) Just act normal and talk about normal things. But don't pretend you don't know who they are.
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Hey! Sidwell alum here. Big names were everywhere. But unlike NYC, the big names in DC actually WERE important. Not just rich or famous.
[ Reply | Options ]politicians are NOT important. they are high-level bureaucrats. they are not glamorous. and they are ugly. would much rather see movie stars at curriculum night than some loser congressman.
[ Reply | Options ]Let me assure you, top pols are every bit as exciting as movie stars. And second-tier pols as boring as your average TV actor.
[ Reply | Options ]I'm the Sidwell poster and I wasn't referring only to politicians, in fact, didn't think of them in that post. Bob Woodward, Marion Wright Edelman, Mike Wallace, etc. But of course, meeting Bill and Hillary at the annual auction was cool too.
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there was a celebrity dad we knew. his wife was really nice and did all pick-up/drop-off. he was usually on tour, but when he was around he was not very nice. our kids were friends, but even at playdates, if he was around he was really cold and aloof. i think it had more to do with being a jerk than being a celebrity, though! didn't volunteer to fix/build things like many of the other dads or anything like that.
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there was one family in dd's school. very normal. mom (who was the celeb) would pick up her own kids and others after school in her suv. kids participated in plays, chorus, fundraising - just like anyone else. Parents showed up to conferences etc, no fanfare. i didnt know her personally (differnt grade)but she always said hi to me and everyone else and she had several close friends in other moms who were not celebs/super wealthy. It;s probably one of the few places where they can feel normal. their kids hung out with all the kids in their classes.
[ Reply | Options ]When I was a little girl I saw Roxie Roker and her kid at the airport. That kid, who was about my age, grew up to be that one guy on the radio. And they totally snubbed my mom and I.
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I'll bite- there is the dc of a famous actress in my ds's preschool class- I noticed this child from the get go because they are exceptionally beautiful looking- had no idea whatsoever that the parents were famous until I got the class list. This should give you a clue- they are very low key parents- the less famous parent is an active member of the school community - the much more famous one is much lower key- just modestly does pick up and drop off- some kids in the class with nannies do playdates with this child- who, despite being child model looking- is a typical charming normal 3yo-you'd never know in a million years.
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Not me, but a good friend's dc goes to school w/dc of someone extremely famous. My friend has become a "mom friend" of this actress and it is hilarious to think about b/c my friend is so down to earth and non show-biz. But the kids have play dates together etc. and she and this actress are just like regular mom friends.
[ Reply | Options ]i'm a public mom with experience with a couple bold-faced names. the ones i know are completely normal in their interactions with the class but there are boundaries. the home is pretty much off limits, personal information isn't included on the class list. that sort of thing.
[ Reply | Options ]We have the child of a very famous personality in DS's class. The Dad (the famous one) has been around upon occasiona nd his wife goes to all b'day parties etc. It must be hard for her but she sucks it up! Very good for the kid, I think. Half the class skips parties because of country houses but they go.
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[-]Did you and DH swear off alcohol while TTC? I've read that it's a good idea in a few places and wonder how many people actually do it.
28 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]nope. i'm pretty sure i drank even more while TTC knowing that soon i'd be giving up martinis for a very, very long time.
[ Reply | Options ]I was following my basal body temp and so I figured it was fine to drink up until my estimated ovulation date. Quite amusing - I actually don't drink very much as it is and the month that I conceived I had quite a bit of wine (from winery tours and weddings). Stress is a big hindrance to conception, perhaps all that wine helped lower my stress!!
[ Reply | Options ]ttc and i have wine every night..as a matter of fact i even drink wine after the tww of iui..i figured ill give up the wine once i get a ppt..i dont think it effects anything anyway
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This is a very interesting set of replies. Isn't it true that a blastocyst/zygote is much more sensitive to disruption in the early stages than a more developed fetus is in the later stages?
[ Reply | Options ]I don't remember where I heard this, (though I want to say my dr.) but there is something like a four week rule that i've heard of. Yes, the zygote is much more sensitive, but because of this, if whatever you're doing doesn't kill it in the first four weeks it will likely be fine. a good percentage of pregnancies are miscarried within the first two weeks because of drinking/this sensitivity, and because your period still arrives on time most women are oblivious to ever having conceived. If you want the baby, I'd give up the proverbial 'sauce'.
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I swore off almost entirely (nursed a single drink all night when it would be awkward not to), but didn't ask DH to cut back. Why not be extra careful so early? That said, my best friend, who's a pediatrician, said not to worry about minor consumption, particularly before implantation when you're not even sharing a blood supply. Who knows?
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[-]Excuse me if this is too gruesome for UB (back in the day I could've posted inside!), but how does one, uh, "prepare" for a**l sex?
24 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]imo, a lot of the prep is mental. you also need lube. my suggestion is also to do it with a condom, even with monogamous partner/dh because you shouldn't switch back and forth between anal and vaginal. that way do vaginal w/o condom, get all "juicy" then have him put on condom for anal, and he can just take it off to switch back to vaginal. i find it super hot but can only "take it" a few times a year.
[ Reply | Options ]Probably lots of clitoral and nipple stim, plenty of lube and something smaller than a penis in there first, while you're getting worked up. If you've had some smaller sized anal stimulation and then it's taken away, you'll find yourself wanting it back. Lots of lube is a definite.
[ Reply | Options ]i agree about the clitoral and nipple stim, but for me a finger(or other object) in my ass felt gross and clinical, although the first time i did it i was primed first with a finger. now, i can go straight to d*ck in ass after good foreplay and vaginal sex without a finger in ass first.
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a long time ago I swore that it was exit only. Then I became more opened minded. Now I love anal. I can only enjoy anal if a have a vibrater on my clit. He knows that it wont happen if I'm not being pleased also. When I cum I want him to go deeper and then he cums. Of cours dh is gentle with the foreplay. He's excited that we have a kinky new way to enjoy sex.
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not to be too gross, but don't do it soon after you have gone #2. i always thoroughly wipe with baby wipes beforehand. i've heard some do enemas, but i don't think it's necessary. the more important thing is to clean well afterward to make sure no booty juices travel to the vajayjay.
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i hate it...first time felt like i got stabbed in my gut..we haven't tried again, but i know he's into it...so i feel like trying again, cuz i want to make him happy...i sort of wish it was still stigmatized as a 'gay' thing cuz then i know DH wouldn't be into it. But years of porn have made his mind think it's a turnon...blech..
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[-]My 11 yr old dd was assaulted by a woman in the street--she was waiting for a traffic light and a woman came up to her and scratched her back with a key or similar--she has a 3 inch long reddened scratch on her back, and it was through several layers of clothing. The woman ran away before my dd or the adult she was with could do anything--would you follow this up with police? I know this is a relatively mild incident, but I'm concerned about anyone wandering around hurting children. This was a block or so from our apt in what I consider to be a very safe neighborhood.
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[-]Help. 3yo son is starting to hit a lot - his sister, the cat, me. Separated from dh for almost a year now, but I think it's just sinking in for him.He is so broken hearted when I scold him, but I feel that I cannot allow the hitting. I think I do a good job of getting him to tell me when he is sad and misses his daddy, but it's just becoming really hard. I'm trying to make plans for him to see DH outside of the alternative weekends, but DH is either unavailable or can't commit until last minute.
10 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]You need to discipline when he hits. I know he may be angry but he needs to learn that it's not okay. I am sure he is upset/angry about it but it will continue if you don't try to stop the behavior. He is old enough to understand that you don't hit.
[ Reply | Options ]op: I will - but how long is it going to take to sink in? And time outs don't work because he just runs away - what works? I don't know how much more the cat can take ... also just hard to see my little baby boy changing into someone that hits, he was never like this.
[ Reply | Options ]Time outs work if you can put up with a few days of consistency. Every time he runs away you put him back. Do this as many times as it takes. It once took me about 20 times before she gave up and sat there and accepted it, once had a friend that had to do it about 40 times. Stay right there and when he sits up sit him back down right away. Be sure not to spend any time lecturing b/c it is suppose to be a punishment. Now all I have to do is say the word 'time-out' and my dd doesn't bother with whatever she was doing. Any men in your family (brothers or anything) that would get a little more involved so your son has some male interaction?
[ Reply | Options ]op: brother lives out of state. and I work full-time, so i have to cram all of this into evenings and every other weekend. but i hear you - and i will do it. he only does this when he is with me.
[ Reply | Options ]why not try praising good behavior such as if you don't hit for the whole entire day I will take you to toys r us instead of punishing which doesn't seem to be getting the desired results. also some alone time with just you and him would probably work wonders.
[ Reply | Options ]That only works for one day, unless he gets a new toy everyday that he doesn't hit. You shouldn't have to offer rewards for good behavior. While I do believe in positive reinforcement I don't think bribing a kid is a good thing. All he does is start up again and then stop, in order to get a new toy. Totally ineffective. Bad behavior that is harmful to others (like hitting) needs to be disciplined and saying positive things when he doesn't hit is also good. Give him lots of positive reinforcement when he doesn't hit and punish when he does, pretty sure he will realize he likes the attention more than the punishment.
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Get him a giant inflatable boppy cushion. Tell him to go hit that instead. He needs to take it out on something.
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[-]Does anyone else her have a problem with a certain singer LB who sings about spaghetti?
23 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]When my dd was born, my mother ran out and bought the CD and memorized the songs. I had to sit in the back of my parents minivan as they drove around singing that spaghetti song at the top of their lungs. My dd was 12w at the time and really didn't give a hoot, it really was one of the most annoying experiences I have had in the past few years.
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UB is the ONLY place I have ever heard of this singer. I think someone on here is obsessed with her.
[ Reply | Options ]ITTTA!! I'm convinced it's either LB herself or her publicist that keeps posting these innane questions. The only problem with that they usually end up in a flamefest of how boring and banal her music is... probably NOT the type of feedback they would like. But I guess in that line of biz, any publicity is good publicity?! FWIW - my kids immediately ask us to turn the channel when Berkner comes on Nick, for which DH and I are all too eager to comply!! Cannot STAND her "music"
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Wasn't there some movie/TV show where Emma Thompson played a similarly annoying singer? Can't remember what it was but it was hilarious. I always preferred Raffi myself or heck--how about just regular music?
[ Reply | Options ]this is funny. She irritates me but someone on UB is really bothered by her because you post this every other day or so! Wonder if this thread will disappear...
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