opluco84 asked:


He has two girls and I have two boys and it just seems like he doesn’t include me and my boys enough. Like, it’s all about his youngest daughter. If I ask him for something he delays it, or doesn’t do it, or just claims to forget. But when it comes to doing something having to do with her he’s on it. Most of the time if I ask him to do something for me it has to do with the boys. What’s up with that? Should I plan to stick it out or abort the mission?

Doris

Jeremy K asked:


I have a customer who wants a filter installed on her computers. Price doesn’t matter, it just has to work well. Also, it would be nice if the software supported 2 computers, so I don’t have to buy multiple licenses. Thanks.

Leroy

Angie asked:


I feel like a lot of the advice that books and magazines give is misleading, and makes people think they are bad parents when they are really not. What “standard advice” do you really disagree with?

Mitchell

Ricky asked:


There are thousands of bad books - but what are some good ones, recommended by counsellors? Our daughter has difficulty with things like self-discipline and mixing with people. Thanks.

Florence

Gilbert asked:


It’s a silly question, I realize, but any leads would be very helpful.

Sara

Brandon asked:


I recently found out that i got my gf pregnant. We’re both 17 and neither of our parents know yet. We want to keep the baby (of course), so what kind of can help the 2 of us through this? We both graduate this May, and we were planning to go to college–will a parenting class help us manage a baby and school? Thanks!!
sorry for the typo…i meant to say:
“so what kind of parenting classes can help the 2 of us through this?”
again sorry for the typo. i’m just so nervous about my gf’s pregnancy…

Ellen

mroof! asked:


What kind of parenting style do you use with your children?

Example:

Are you stern, liberal, the tough love type etc..

Loretta

ghost07 asked:


could you tell how does a child’s perception changes with regard to single/ divorced parents?

Sandra

Lauren’s Mommy asked:


I have a ten-week old daughter. I am in school and have to study a lot. My husband is in Iraq so in a way I am a single mom. I have help from my parents while I am in school but no help for when I am studying. Holding her is not working for me. I NEED to study. Am I hurting her by putting her down to cry herself to sleep if she has been fed, changed and gets a lot of cuddles?

Melanie

bentley b asked:


I love my child more than anything in this world. I will always give him whatever he wants. (No, he is not a spoiled brat as he truely appreciates everything).

He is 16, he wants to be a race car driver. He has done several modifications to his car to make it faster. He is very serious to this hopeful career path as now he is enrolled in college mechanic courses.

I want to support him and be there and encourage his goals in life. But, I am so worried about this race car thing as I know he races around town. Of course since he’s 16, he thinks he knows everything and that he drives so well a car accident is not imaginable.

I am so scared that one day I am going to get a call, but then at the same time, I want him to know I am behind him in any decision he wants to make in this life. I know he is 16, and I am stuck in between being a mother, his guidance and his support. What should I do? I am so worried about a car accident.

Danny