s ideas is a few ideas for books. Get any book by Shel Silverstein and Roald Dahl. These are books my 5th graders loved. Particulary get "Where the Sidewalk Ends" This is lots of short and very funny (weird) poems that are easy to read to her and short enough that she can start trying them her self. Some of the poems may be five finger ones, but other will be two or three fingers. My favorite all time book is "Lafcadio, The Lion Who Shot back" by Silverstein.
( :( I wanna cry badly
Can someone please tell me what I should do?i have a 4yr old daughter that cries for no reason i tell her to pick up her toys when she done and she cries my 2yr old cleans for her so she won't have to cry and show her other things so she won't cry and it's has to be the other way around I say..I can't tell my 4yr old anything cause shel make herself turn purple or shake and cry..
Yes thanks for all of your insight.
Honestly sometimes i lose track of how much she eats, shes not consistent.
Thats good news! Hope all works out!
, by shel silverstein. I would read that aloud to my 5th graders. Its a really funny book. Any book by shel is good. Also any of the Ronald Dahl books go over well. On the adventure side is the classic, "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen.
You mentioned one other thing that bothers me, and that is how he is doing this year.
Im excited about going to vacation but sad we arent bringing along our DD... She is only 2 yr 7 mon.... but its almost like leaving my heart someplace else. :( I think ill be bawling on the plane ride there.
The thing is we WOULDVE taken her with us is it was FL we were going to, but as of now im 19 wks, and ill be in no shape or spirit to go to FL when im 7-8 month pregnant.
REason why we arent taking her to Cancun is bc the resort is all inclusive, Also i have such a picky eater!!!
My biggest fear is of POEMS Syndrome, which my father succummed to in August 2005 after 8 painful years. Can POEMS be hereditary? Should I see my primary care doctor or endo with my concerns? I am scared o death but have not mentioned anything to my husband or mom because I don't want to alarm them unnecessarily.
) shel just have to get over it. i mean if your mother isnt invited then why on earth does she think shel be in there... silly..
Dear Shel,
Bicuspid aortic valve is associated with several changes in the aorta that can be progressive. The aortic valve can have stenosis (obstruction), of which your son’s appears to be mild. It can also have regurgitation, or leakage. With the diastolic murmur, this suggests that there may be aortic regurgitation, although you do not discuss this here. Finally, the aorta itself can dilate and rupture over time.
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