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Such great points here. These protestors don’t know what they are protesting either. It’s just chaos. its not logical as you point out; sadly these kids seem brainwashed. -
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Absolutely not. I’m with you PP. This seems like a no brainer to me. My DD was just like that at that age. I would not risk it, especially the way people drive in this city. Maybe contact your pediatrician for a professional perspective on a 3 year old being allowed to do this. -
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You can get the phone number ahead of time from your kid wihtout having to contact them - there is zero need to get involved with a 14 year old going out with another 14 year old who most likely will not be "going out" with said 14 year old a few weeks down the road
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Juggling picky eating during family travels requires creativity, preparation, and a dash of flexibility. By understanding the reasons behind picky eating while on the road, at the airport, or overseas, and implementing practical tips, you can transform mealtime into an opportunity for nutritional exploration. As a dietitian, my emphasis is on creating lasting memories of nourishing adventures for your child, ensuring they receive the nutrients their growing bodies need....
Traveling with children can be fun, exciting and challenging and traveling with a child with a special needs child adds a whole new dynamic. And yes, there are moments when I look at my husband and wonder, “Why did we sign up for this? Are we crazy?” and then we remember, we are turning therapeutic moments into valuable experiences and making lifelong memories....
