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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Debbie PreeceU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding christian faith-based discipline,consistency in discipline and frustrations of motherhood. I can address adaptations of the token economy to get positive, first-time response from children 4-15, as well as self improvement, setting and achieving goals and issues of P.M.S. and P.M.D.D in young girls beginning their trek into womanhood. I can address how to teach accountability to family and self with cleaning charts, and behavior issues for children 9-18. I can't answer medical questions. | |
KimU.S.
Available
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I am able to answer questions reguarding raising younger children when it comes to everyday life and development. I wouldnt be able to answer medical questions, but i am able to notice risk factors concerning development. I have also been a military spouse and been through deployments and can help to understand options for that type of stressful life. I am a stay at home mother of 2 daughters, at the ages of 4 and 1 1/2 so i have experienced alot of difficulties. I do understand that there are different things that work for different children and have many different answers and options to try in different situations that i have learned through getting my early childhood degree or just through talking to other parents. | |
StephanieAvailable
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I am a stay-at-home mom of two great kids under the age of four. But even good healthy kids can be a challenge at times. I can answer questions about crying, sleeplessness, general insecurity (on the part of both mom and kids!), potty training, co-sleeping, weaning and more. I am a member of La Leche League so I have access to plenty of information on breastfeeding and related problems. In more recent months we`ve had experience dealing with discipline and socialization skills as well. We all have rough patches with our kids, and days when we just think we`re too tired to cope--but sometimes just talking to someone else who`s been there can be enough to get us through. I`ve had plenty of good support, and now I`d like to pass some of that along. | |
JenniferU.S.
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I have been a stay-at-home mom for almost 9 yrs. I have 2 wonderful daughters ages 8.5 and 5 yrs. I can answer questions about feeding, sleep issues, potty training, disciplining and most general parenting questions. I can also answer any questions or concerns about being a stay-at-home parent. Although it is a very rewarding job, at times it can be quite stressful. Trust me I know! I cannot answer medical questions as I am not a physician. |
Recent Answers
2012-04-19 cant cope with my toddler:
Hello Lou, Well, I really feel for you. Kids at that age can be very frustrating, I know. Here is what I think is happening: she isn't getting enough--love, stimulation, attention--so she becomes more
2012-03-19 5 yrs old girl:
Hi Lily, I am sure that picture that your daughter drew just broke your heart! It is so difficult when you have more than one child to balance your time between them! I too used to struggle with that
2012-03-09 how do i divide my time?:
It definitely sounds like you are being pulled in 2 different directions! I am not sure how much help I will be, because most of the things I was going to suggest you have already tried. Is there something
2012-03-01 strange question about being a mom in today's society:
Hi Te, Well, that's quite an earful. But I know how you feel, I really do. And I agree with a lot of the points you make, especially in your last paragraph. Definitely rudeness is on the rise, and I
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