Babies

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for the first year $1000 per child that's about $2500 per average house hold

its because there nerves get damaged when they get old so they don't feel the same way we do.

Mae Jemison is still alive 2020 and she is 63 years old

Kathleen Casey-Kirschling was the first baby boomer. She was born one second after midnight on January 1, 1946.

Nathan didn't have kids he was only 14 when he died

The noises that babies make are them trying to respond and copy what we are saying. They are trying to talk, but their voice boxes are not developed enough to do so

Millard Fillmore and Andrew Johnson.

innate ability

It can be any month that your family doesn't have many people born in it.

Ur 2 year old crys because u suck at being a parent.

-johny former

UR 2 YR OLD CHILD CRIES ALOT BCUZ MAYB IT DOESNT KNOW HOT 2 TALK N IT WANTS SUMTHING..................

-AMAIRANY ROMERO

Several large-scale studies have shown that children of single-parent households fare worse in life on most measurements (happiness, achievement, self-image, etc.) than those from a dual-parent household. The studies found no difference in outcomes between dual-parent households where the parents were married vs ones where they were just co-habitating.

The root cause is simply total time (and attention) given by the parent(s) to the child. In the above studies, those homes with one parent who was able to provide significant child-rearing attention (such as being a stay-at-home parent, one who worked part-time, or who had "swing-shift" work where they were able to be at home when the child was too) also did measurably better than households with two parents who were usually out-of-the-house (i.e. worked full time and could only devote one or two hours to the child per weekday).

The aforementioned studies are generalizations, which means that there are certainly circumstances where it is better to be in a single-parent (or working dual-parent) home than a "traditional" dual-parent (single worker) family. And, of course, available outside support was also key, so a household with two working parents but a stay-at-home grandparent also living there were also measurably better than typical single-parent households.

The bottom line is that a typical single parent cannot provide to their child(ren) the total amount of attention that multiple parents can. While quality of attention is important, quantity tends to dominate - that is, the studies show that more mediocre attention is better than smaller amounts of high-quality attention.

None of the above indicates that single-parent-household children are destined to failure, or all dual-parent-household children are well-adjusted geniuses. It just says, that, on average, a child is better off in a dual-parent household.

Check with the hostess of the shower, she should be able to guide you in this. Otherwise, place it is being held, time of day, week and year will effect the decision. A garden party in spring, or a restaurant party after work in the city are examples of what this means.

Put on the bottom of the invitation to "eat your own expense".

If you expect people to attend a Baby Shower and bring gifts, ask for the use of a Church hall or something and at least provide cake and beverages. Otherwise, just send out Birth Announcements after the Baby comes, and hope people send gifts out of affection and/or kindness.

Yes unfortunately it often costs a great deal. You must hire attorneys and pay court and adoption fees. International adoption can be up to 20,000 dollars.

It doesn't seem right, but this is the way it is.

Yes, most babies are bathed daily, preferably before feeding them, or at least two hours after feeding. This helps prevent the activity of the bath from causing the baby to spit up.

Note: Never leave a baby unattended in the bath, no matter how old the baby is!

Yes actually, in seahorses. In humans it is not possible for a biological male to have children, although scientists are searching for ways to allow men to carry babies and then deliver them by C-section but as of now this is impossible. There is a case, however, of a transgendered man in Oregon that is having a baby. The man, Thomas Beatie, was born a woman and later in life transitioned into a man. Beatie opted not to have his reproductive organs removed. His wife is unable to bear children, so he was artificially inseminated and is now pregnant.

CORRECTIONS: actually the male seahorse isn't pregnant. the female puts her eggs into him is all he just has the babies but he isn't the one that gets pregnant really.

why wouldn't you want him to see the baby? my son has a baby with a Mexican girl and he has never seen the baby not because he don't want to but because he does't know where they are.her family won't tell him. that is wrong the problem is they both are really young but the way i see it is whats done is done can't change that. but by not letting him see the baby the only one getting hurt is the baby.

Sophie is such a pretty name. She will have brown eyes, and her favorite color will be blue. She will grow up to be beautiful. She will get married and have two children.

Generally, if the parents are unmarried the mother has sole custody and control in most states until the father can establish his paternity. Remember, a child's mother can always be identified by medical records. Since the father didn't give birth and he was not legally married at the time of the birth he must establish his paternity by signing the birth certificate at the time of birth (waiving DNA testing rights) which must be done with mother's consent. If he doesn't sign the birth certificate then he must seek another way to establish his paternity and that is done through a DNA test. A paternity test can be arranged through the court and once established the father can request visitations, custody and set up a schedule of regular child support payments for the child.

It isn't actually a requirement to worship in a synagogue. Individual prayer can take place anywhere and group prayer simply requires a gathering of 10 or more Jewish men (10 or more Jewish men and/or women for some groups).

Ignore them. Learn when they are 'acting' and just trying to get attention and when they are really hurt. It also helps to pay attention to them when they are not crying. If the only time you interact with them is when they cry, they are going to keep doing it. While the above can be certainly true it depends on the environment of the child. If there is constant arguing in the family, drug or alcohol abuse, a wayward teen as a sibling and this is creating problems in the household or just the parents constantly arguing can be reasons for a child of this age to become frustrated, feel they have no control over the situation and, bluntly put your child could be having a "melt down." Also peer pressure at school could be a reason. Bullying is at a high rate in both the U.S. and Canada. Go for a walk with your son and talk about things you see around you and every once in awhile just ask them about school and if anyone is bothering them there, or, what they are feeling at home. You could even go so far as to ask why they feel sad and need to cry and if this isn't helping then it's best to let a professional deal with this problem. You could have one spoiled child on your hands or there could be some valid reasons for this behavior.