Family

No, you're not. A person whose age is 13through 19 years old is a teenager.

John and Natile

Pearl had an older brother, Edgar, and a younger sister, Grace. There were other siblings, but they did not survive to adulthood.

family are the people you are related to, the household is who you live with

they are not in Italian because because that is a lanugage but they can be in Italy by flying there on a plane or by boat but should know.

I wouldnt think so. It usually occurs because the middle child is neither the oldest nor the youngest requiring "less" attantion. for triplets, the only plausible reason for there being such a thing is if the two are really bad or one is pretty bad while the other one is really good. and the other child does some bad stuff and some good stuff, balanced

• watch a family movie
• have a game night
• go camping in your back or front yard
• all watch tv
• out side and take a walk in thee hills

• You already have disowned your son if you are estranged from him. If he should be harassing you then you can get a Restraining Order against him, but otherwise if he is staying away then leave it be.

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Platonic relationships mean friends only. NO SEX and that's why men hate them.

I am 20 years old and I recently moved to college. When I lived at home there were things that really bugged me about my parents but never said anything. Now when I visit I see them doing the same things to my little sister and I feel compelled to say something, only when I do my parents get all upset about it.

For example, my mother asked my sister to look for something in the cabinet and my sister couldn't find it. Then my mom tried and found it right off. She started saying how obvious it was right in front of my sister and how she couldn't see it. I told my mom she shouldn't act like that because it makes my sister feel stupid, and that she tried her best. Then my father tells me to shut up!

Am I wrong? Should it be none of my business?

No a "child" should not correct their parents, that doesn't mean the parents are always right, but as the first answer points out by challenging the parent is not helping.

If a child sees deficits in the parents style she could speak to them in a way that is not criticism, ask them about how they were raised and how it made them feel to be put down. But correcting a parent is not usually the answer.

Play board games, like Scattergories and Mad Gabs. Then drink smoothies and watch "In The Land Of Women" with Adam Brody.

That's what normal people do with their moms, anyway.

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A few kids in my school have ADHD and to act like you have it you need to

1. fidget a lot (play with your hands in weird ways)

2. not make a lot of direct eye contact

3. never sit still (keep moving by hoping or movie feet)

4. just look in all directions when someone is talking and pretend you listening but you're actually not.

That's the best advice I can give you. I sit next to someone in my english class with ADHD and thats basically what he does all during class.

Good question. Let me answer with some questions. Is Leslie a boy or girl's name? (Leslie Nielson or Leslie Ann Sherman) Is Evelyn a boy or girl's name? (Evelyn Waugh, a male author or Evelyn Keyes, female actress) Shelby is a name that can be used by either gender.

she did get married but separated very soon and never had kids. i hope i answered your question

Yes, a grandmother is a mother. A mother to her daughter. She is grandmother to her daughter's children.

Here are ideas beyond "Get Well Soon" to use in signing a card, sending an email, or sending flowers to someone who is ill. A few special words can make a big difference in someone's day, and sometimes when we need the right words they seem to escape us. If you are searching for words to express your care and concern, look at the sentiments below and find something that captures your thoughts. I think you'll find that taking time to express a kindness will do you as much good as you do for someone else!

we are the aftons we are real i dont care what you say some girl named Amelia has summoned us and now we are roaming the world make sure to summon us at 3:00 am~ we'll be there bright and early with our new friend…. -egg benedict

Families get stressed when there is not enough of the basics, such as employment or income, or if the relationship between members is disfunctional. Often, just one depressed or unhappy person can tip the scales. Other stressors could be illness, death in the family, a move from one place to another, or long term absences.

You can both ask your parents to help you and support you that's what I did ( I'm 14 the father is almost 23) We talked to both our parents and told them about what was going on and they both said they would help. I know the father isn't underage but I sure am and I got a lot of help from my parents so talk to yours

She had 1 brother but he unfortunately he died

Rosemary

To date, Darth Vader, Skeletor and Megatron. She has a thing for evil guys. Oh, and robots.

Yes, there is a statistical correlation that if someone in a family is diagnosed with a mental illness the probability is higher that others in the family will also have mental disorders (relative to a family with no known individuals with diagnosed mental illness).

The cause of this correlation is unknown, but is believed to have both genetic and environmental contributions.

Phylicia Rashad is a US actress and TV personality, born June 19, 1948 in Houston TX.

She is best known for her role as wife and mother Claire Huxtable on "The Cosby Show" (1984-1992).

In 2004, she was the first African-American woman to win a Tony as Best Actress In A Play for her performance in the revival of "A Raisin In The Sun."