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What age did you have kids
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yachtie
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7!! :O how can you still afford clothes?Originally Posted by CYstyle
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On the whole: Excellent! He seems happy, smiles a lot. He sleeps between the hours of 11:30 PM and 7:30 AM (and other times). He is called very alert by the professionals that come into contact with him and does little things that make me and his mother proud. Best thing besides his smiles is the arm he puts over my shoulder when I hold him. Wouldn't want to miss him.
The last couple of days he has had a cold with some rise in temperature. Nothing major, only it aches a parent's heart.
Thank you for asking. I read you have your own proud moment this of last morning. Very nice!
The last couple of days he has had a cold with some rise in temperature. Nothing major, only it aches a parent's heart.
Thank you for asking. I read you have your own proud moment this of last morning. Very nice!
Congrats, See-Deef! But I'm a little disappointed to learn that you actually have a life outside of StyleForum… I feel so betrayed!
On the whole: Excellent! He seems happy, smiles a lot. He sleeps between the hours of 11:30 PM and 7:30 AM (and other times). He is called very alert by the professionals that come into contact with him and does little things that make me and his mother proud. Best thing besides his smiles is the arm he puts over my shoulder when I hold him. Wouldn't want to miss him.
The last couple of days he has had a cold with some rise in temperature. Nothing major, only it aches a parent's heart.
Thank you for asking. I read you have your own proud moment this of last morning. Very nice!
Congrats, See-Deef! But I'm a little disappointed to learn that you actually have a life outside of StyleForum… I feel so betrayed!
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glad to hear it. im sure he will continue to make you proud. and thanks.
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On the whole: Excellent! He seems happy, smiles a lot. He sleeps between the hours of 11:30 PM and 7:30 AM (and other times). He is called very alert by the professionals that come into contact with him and does little things that make me and his mother proud. Best thing besides his smiles is the arm he puts over my shoulder when I hold him. Wouldn't want to miss him.
The last couple of days he has had a cold with some rise in temperature. Nothing major, only it aches a parent's heart.
Thank you for asking. I read you have your own proud moment this of last morning. Very nice!
glad to hear it. im sure he will continue to make you proud. and thanks.
Congrats, See-Deef! But I'm a little disappointed to learn that you actually have a life outside of StyleForum… I feel so betrayed!
lawlz.
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Yeah same age for me. I did have a job, but not a grown-up one. Was a manager at a record store (remember those). I finished college about 4 days before she was born. Can't recommend doing it the way I did, because it was a struggle and it almost didn't turn out ok about 100 times, but I can't imagine things being any different now."The best things" thread made me curious. I have had children, but I do plan on having kids in my mid 30s. Do you guys have an ideal age?Originally Posted by skywalker
24 for me. Had no money, no job even, when conception (uh oh) took place. Brought up my son on my own from the time he turned 4yrs. Best time of my life - not that now is bad - and the hardest too. FWIW for me it hasn't been about planning and getting it perfect. Stuff happens all the time ... good and bad ..and it's taken a long time for me to learn to find the positive no matter.
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If you love them -- like "put their needs above yours" love them -- it always turns out OK.
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Having a child means any life I may have had is now devided by ∞. Pretty much like yours, thus.
Congrats, See-Deef! But I'm a little disappointed to learn that you actually have a life outside of StyleForum… I feel so betrayed!
Having a child means any life I may have had is now devided by ∞. Pretty much like yours, thus.
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Very true and I have twins...
Having a child means any life I may have had is now devided by ∞. Pretty much like yours, thus.
Very true and I have twins...
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