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nycjj posted on the forum topic How young is too young to join Facebook? in the group Kids Online / 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
To all the parents who et their kids use a phony birthdate to get a Facebook account before they turn 13, I strongly suggest you look CLOSELY at the message you are sending about following the rules in our society. You very well may find yourself on a slippery slope. Rules exist for a reason.
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nycjj posted on the forum topic Splitting up for sports events in the group Siblings / 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Managing schedules for multiple kids and maintaining a job outside the home takes patience, planning and steely resolve to do your level best and then not beat yourself up!
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nycjj posted on the forum topic How are you planning to save money during the holidays? in the group Money & Finances / 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
The best way to save money on the year-end holidays is to STAY OUT of the stores in December!! The music blaring, the hordes of people, it’s just ridiculously easy to overspend because Tis The Season. You keep buying “just one more” this, that, stocking stuffer, whatever. If you have not been shopping ahead, make [...]
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nycjj posted on the forum topic How do you keep yourself from snacking all day? in the group Diet & Exercise / 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
I am a huge fan of Laughing Cow wedge cheeses, too! And I have found that buying them in multiples at BJ’s offers extreme savings versus buying at the supermarket. They keep well in the fridge. (BJ’s in my local bigbox but I assume it’s the same deal at Costco and Sam’s.) A couple of [...]
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nycjj posted on the forum topic Smart Kid, Poor Grades in the group School / 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Definitely agree with LisaCT and Rockland45 regarding pursuing educational testing. These difficulties could be pointing to an ADHD diagnosis, and if so, there should be specific help available to the child at school. Some parents don’t want a diagnosis because they feel it means they will be pressured into medicating their child. Not necessarily. And [...]
