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Comment on Britney ‘IS’ pregnant by crazygramma

crazygramma — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 01:29:48 +0000

What i think is that everybody needs to mind their own business. People that think they know more about you then what they do have NO life. Their own life is so boring that they need to create stories about others. Who cares if Britney is pregnant, the girl needs to be left alone she is struggling with being a addict and needs to hit rock bottom and hopefully finds her way back. As myself in recovery i know the aspects of it all. Britney lost her kids because she chose too. All i know is that i wish and pray that she finds her way back, the way i did. So if she is pregnant or not just leave the girl alone. Tough Love Is The Only Way To Help Her!Hopefully one day she will wake up and realize the one she is hurting the most are her kids. Take it from someone who know’s

Comment on Tom Brady Wants to Balance Football, Fatherhood by MAK

MAK — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:30:25 +0000

I understand the challenge of distance, but when I look at my own child’s face, it’s hard for me to fathom not being here every single day. I wouldn’t lobby for time off to see the child during the season – I would demand it.

Comment on Tom Brady Wants to Balance Football, Fatherhood by Anon

Anon — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 02:02:35 +0000

He was generously given a week off to bond with the new baby but only stayed one day - then went back to his enabling supermodel girlfriend and her doggie. He spends more time with her dog and carrying it around than his own son. When he had more time to go back and be with the baby, he again chose the girlfriend and NY. He also TOTALLY ignored the mother-to-be who was carrying his son for nine months. Didn’t help with anything to do with his son’s arrival or was never at any prenatal visits. I think this statement is just trying to revamp his image - if he has to choose between the vamp or his son - the vamp will win!

Comment on More German Fathers Opting to Take Parental Leave by Presseportal

Presseportal — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 20:15:17 +0000

Last year, just 3.5 percent of fathers across Germany took paid leave after their children were born. Today, that number is up to 8.5 percent…

At 8.5 births per 1,000 inhabitants, Germany has the lowest birth rate in Europe. Many observers believe this will only change when attitudes and policies become friendlier toward working parents… Read the full article in German at Online PR-Portal / online-artikel.de

Comment on Children of single dads get less health care by Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:59:03 +0000

I Do not believe this, There are single fathers out there that take their children to see their doctors just like a single mom would. I know this for a fact. My ex-husband raised our two sons and he made sure that they went to see a doctor for their shots, check-ups and everything else they needed to be seen for. I can bet if you look closer to your findings you are going to see that there are alot of single fathers that take excellent care of themselve’s and their children…

Comment on ‘Beyond Love:’ The Road to Adoption by proudgramma

proudgramma — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 00:07:17 +0000

I was adopted and very proud to be so. I have the most loving and caring parents there could ever be. People ask me if i will ever look for my adopted parents, I reply everytime that the parents that i have are my parents, i have no other. But then the reality hits when you are asked by a doctor if any of these medical problems run in your family and you look at them and say ‘well i do not know i am adopted..Well you cannot go by what medical problems your dad&mom have because they do not have the same DNA.So what are you suppose to do? What do you go by? I have three most beautiful children and a beautiful granddaughter. I lost a daughter who was stliiborn due to heart problems could that have been a generic thing? I worry about my family we will not know what health or medical problems we could maybe be facing one day!! I pray to god that we will live a healthy and normal life, but there is alway’s the thought in back of my mind to find out. I love my parents to death and do not ever want to hurt them so it makes it really hard for me to even want to look into my biological parents background..For all of you who are adopted out there remember we are all very special people!!!

Comment on Faith, compromise cornerstones of happy marriages by mamamia

mamamia — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 23:44:38 +0000

I find these 10 questions to be spot on when considering whether the timing of parenthood is right for you. My husband and I waited more than a handful of years into our marriage before having our first child. The timing couldn't have been better. We had traveled, to the extent of which we wanted to, and we had allowed our marriage to maturate.

I do want to add to point number 9 that while it might not seem like the most convenient thing to do at the time, getting out of the house with the baby can be some of the best family-bonding opportunities. Granted, I say this with a child that has no particular qualms about riding in the car, so I can appreciate those parents whose child is no fan of being in the back seat. Walks are another great way to bond with each other. My husband and I take our child out for walks as often as possible (almost daily). We find that the fresh air and scenery seems to be very soothing and relaxing to our child.

And last, but not least, point #10 is the most important point of all. LOVE is key. Babies THRIVE on it. And so do their parents.