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Kelly Dyar
U.S.
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| I can answer questions on practical raising of children. I am a registered nurse, but will not answer questions that require a physician's evaluation and treatment. I can also address breastfeeding questions and cloth diapering questions. | Available
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Holly Cihla
U.S.
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| I am a mother of two girls, ages 2 years and 8 years. I have worked with children of varying abilities and ages for over sixteen years and am currently teaching junior high special education. I can answer questions on infant feedings, sleeping habits, play, developmental milestones and behavior and issues with school age children that include school, learning, behavior and home issues. I can also help you with wheat and gluten allergy diets as my youngest has a wheat allergy.
I CANNOT answer medical diagnosis questions, or things of that nature. If it is a medical issue, or you are just not sure, I always suggest checking in with a pediatrician. | Available
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M Kay Keller
U.S.
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| Questions concerning Infants & Toddlers & the developmental stages that they are in and referral information when necessary. It doesn`t matter what the psychological or emotional behavior they are exhibiting. What matters is that you ask the questions & search out solutions!
Do you have a teen in the house? Wonder who that stranger is living with you? Look for me under AllExperts-Parenting/Family-Parenting of Adolescents-Parenting --Teens
Follow up questions please call me anonymously in person, I can be reached at: www.ingenio.com/Family SolutionsInc or 1-888-INGENIO extension 0380074. | Available
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James Windell
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| I can answer questions related to normal child development, disturbed behavior and how to provide appropriate guidance and discipline. | Available
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Evelyn Petersen
U.S.
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| I give parents advice that is candid, positive and practical. I give them ideas that work and that they can use immediately, not study. My advice is based on expertise and experience in the area of early childhood education that spans 40 years of work as a professional and as a parent and grandparent. See askevelyn.com | On Vacation
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Eleanor Formaggio
Australia
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| I can answer questions where practical advice is sought in relation to behaviour issues of 2-6 year olds. I specifically look at the influence of personality in a child's behaviour and tailor advice to suit the individual child and parent. This is useful since not all children are the same. I can suggest techniques for tantrums, child aggression and sibling rivalry and adapting to change. | On Vacation
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