(Tom Keats) wrote in message ... In article , (Doctor Phibes) writes: How many times have you returned to where you thought you placed your bike in a secure...

Tragic Death of Bay State Infant BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS (AP, August 12, 2003) - Investigators say a tragic mix-up may have led to the arsenic poisoning death of a 4-month-old baby from Middleton. The boy's 2-year-old sister also ingested arsenic, but is expected to recover. Authorities say the...

Forwarded all the responses to my dil in email. Thank you for the help. -- Dorothy There is no sound, no cry in all the world that can be heard unless someone listens ..

From: (JJGun) Newsgroups: soc.men, milw.general, fl.general, misc.kids, alt.dads-rights.unmoderated Date: 16 Aug 2003 11:23:49 -0700 Moore EVERYONE knows this is you and your Machavellian crap.

Aug. 17, 2003 12:00 AM Begin CPS reform by using police Robert Robb Republic columnist Copyright 2003, azcentral.com. All rights reserved.

Did you get my email about alternatives in theater for your niece? -- Dorothy There is no sound, no cry in all the world that can be heard unless someone listens .. Outer Limits

P. Tierney wrote: My kid is bit away from this , but I'm wondering anyway.... When did your child stop taking naps altogether? Going from a two hour nap to nothing seems a bit drastic, so was it phased in, with shorter naps leading up to it, maybe? Did nighttime sleep hours change? ...

i let my 14 yearold and his friends see me in the see me in the buff and take showers with me i pay them not to tell anyone kids are so much fun.

On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 07:05:09 -0700, "bobb" wrote: I still think this in an attack on the catholic church... and not unlike the attack on the cigarette companies. You probably don't even understand why you are right, but I'll be kind and tell you:

On 13 Aug 2003 03:25:38 GMT, (Roz McAllister) wrote: Exactly what planet do you come from? Earth, where I watch total jackasses do their thing, time and again. Since when is one whack rape? The Plant responded to a comment about leaving children with families where it was...

Hi everybody, I'm sort of at wits' end with my little guy and wanted to see if anyone had any ideas. Sam's a year old (yesterday!) and he's always been a very sunny baby generally. Usually, when he's cranky, something's amiss; he's hungry, tired, thirsty, or sick. For the last week, though,...

Hi all. I know I don't post here much or know anyone well here but I have received awesome advice in the past and I have no one else to ask these silly questions. My DD is five 1/2 months old EBM and formula fed, and I have come to the conclusion that she is teething so my doc recommended Tylenol...

Well, Lucas has finished up his testing to diagnose his malabsorption/failure to thrive/etc. at Cincinnati Children's. It was a much more relaxed time than any of his other surgeries or procedures. They actually had gowns that fit him! He doesn't have cystic fibrosis, celiac disease, or...

From: (JJGun) Newsgroups: soc.men, alt.dads-rights.unmoderated, fl.general, misc.kids, alt.psychology DAVID DENNIS MOORE pretending to be Jason SAID: Organization: http://groups.google.com/ Message-ID:

the blackout 2003 is a good thing because the system needs to be tested now and then to fix it and the best thing about a blackout in the subway is having sex in the dark with someone you don't know. yes yes yes it's a good thing unsafe sex.

Hi. I have an issue with something my DH does. We have discussed it. He has even agreed to stop the offense. But he hasn't. The thing is, he doesn't reaaly "see" or understand what, exactly, I am talking about. I can understand this since I cannot explain it very well. The problem I have is a 2...

"Cathy Weeks" wrote: I've tried delaying her first nap (which is what happens at daycare, 2 days per week) until after lunch, but the last two hours prior to nap she's exhausted and READY for a nap (she's almost never difficult to get down for her morning nap)....

My DS & DD finish they're lunch around 11:30-1:30 pm, depending on the flow of the day. Their naptime is usually one hour or so after lunch, again depending on the flow. Just when the kids are finally asleep and cozy, and I begin daily cleanup and so forth, I hear that sound...

"Sue" wrote in message ... I don't think it is right for otherwise healthy children. But, it is nice to see that for the children that need it, at least the FDA has approved it. It was *already* approved for use in...

(Cathy Weeks) wrote in message ... So basically, she still really needs a second nap, but really doesn't want to take one. Any suggestions? Well...the decision was made for us. By Kivi! After several days of us...