I am on the go constantly and i have no help from anyone.  I have 2 children aged 2 and the other at 11 weeks
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I know your hands are full and you don't have time to od much. But, its' good that you are thinking about your weight to stay healthy. Let me tell you what worked for me. My Dr. recommended the Medifast Diet. It teaches you to eat 5-6 small meals a day every 2-3 hours. You lose weight quickly and healthy with very little execise. And, it is convenient you can carry the food with you where ever you go and not break your diet. I lost 26 lbs. so far. If you want more information just e-mail at lovejae247@yahoo.com
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when you get this answer send it to me too. I am in the same situation sorry i am no help
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Why don't you try asking her if you can drop off the baby for an hour once a week so you can go to the grocery store or whatever. Then you don't have to be alone with her, she is not in your house, and she gets to see the baby. Everybody wins.\n\nGood luck!!!
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I get £10 each night and theres between 2 and 4 kids. Unless they have friends stopping over then its total chaos. As for the neighborhood it only has a few houses and is all quiet except for the house i babysit in.
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Hi, i viewed your 360 page, you havea cute baby! I have a 2 and a half yr old daughter, im not married, never been married and i have been raiseing my daughter on my own since last yr. I was a stay at home, from the time my daughter was born til she was 14 months old and had a job for about a month, but then stuff blow up between my ex and i and we split i had a joob for 10  months last yr and then went back to being a stay at home mom for 5 months, i am back to working now, if your bored and like to chat send me a message to renae8003@yahoo.com, hope you like my answer and get back to me!
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hey I stay at home but no kids yet. \nYou are doing a great job just hang in there!!
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My heart really goes out to you, I can't imagine what you are going through with your daughter. It sounds like you have made a great start with the day to day stuff and i think this is the best thing to do -concentrate on each day and don't look too far ahead. Rely on your family and friends and don't stop talking about it, play with your baby and wait. The waiting is the hardest part, but if you take it slowly and don't set a time limit - don't say for example that by next week you will have stopped crying, or that by next month you will be over him and don't judge your own 'get over him' time by someone elses, everybody does things in their own way. But i promise you that if you keep doing what you're doing it will go away, it really will, you just have to wait. Wishing you all future happiness xxxx
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Try daycare in your home, maybe 2-3 kids..then your baby will have friends to play with, good for the brain and social skills.Can be good money too.That way you don't have to leave home, and still keep baby on schedule and in your care.
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im a mum and i found it hard having help in the kitchen maybe you could start by helping with the washing up   then ask if you can help with the cooking my kids always leave me with the mess grrrrrrrr
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Your kids are right now very vulnerable, and depending on you their mother, to feed them, nurture them,and love them a lot. I have seen parents mistreat their kids even in public places and it make me so mad to see them do that. Please have a little patience with them and ask God to give you, above all a lot of self control because it takes a lot to have it with two kids so near in age to each other. Good luck and may God be with you in the months and years ahead.
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no i dont im a single mum of four who works, my day never stops,and if my hoover, washing machine ,tumble dryer etc makes my day a little easier so be it.we dont have the time to donkey stone our front step anymore
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Sounds like you're going through some tough situations.\n\nNO ONE has the right to hit you or abuse you-- if this is happening, you need to seek help.  It sounds dangerous for you and your children.
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Yes NHS is crap, similar experience here and I lost my little girl, stillborn at 40 weeks, she had only been dead a week, cord wrapped around her neck. I'd visited my doctor and gynaecologist earlier in the week and they never picked up on it. I knew she'd stopped moving as much but stepmum said it was the calm before the storm. Took me in to start me off, did a scan and told me she was dead, and I'd have to give birth naturally. Sheer hell I'll never forget it. So get your husband to kick but as much as he has to till they take notice. Be careful and good luck. X
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totally ignore it as if i felt nothing and try to leave wherever i am...a little kid like 5  or 6 i hope!  if it was a kid who was 10 or 11 i would definetly run in the other direction, if it was a little kid i wouldn't think anything of it.....kids are odd, aren't they?
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YES!!!! I am a parent of 2 children. They do not do anything unless I know every last detail of what is going on. I am on this earth to protect them and how am I to do that if I do not know what is going on??
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Apparently people DO care and YOU care or you wouldn't be taking care of them, now would you?  \n\nSee if you can get some help.  There are a number of local and state agencies to help you.  Even just a babysitter a couple of hours a week will give you some time to recharge.
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Does Dad help?  Maybe he could keep an eye on the kids one day (night) a week to give you some alone time.  Or your mother or mother-in-law?\n\nIt is of great value to your family to take care of you too.