Are there any laws reguarding the specifications on public baby changing tables?example-do they need straps?
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I don't think that there is statute governing that.\n\nBUT, I believe you might have a Common Law Negligence action in tort.\nIf you can prove that it is a standard practice to include straps for a baby changing changing tables and they did not, you can probably prove that they have breached a duty of care, even if there is no specific law governing that.\n\nBest advice: Call a LAWYER IMMEDIATELY, there are a lot of lawyers who will take a persona injury claim case, and get paid only if you collect.
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good question! I don't care for that freedom of choice jazz. the issue is the child's health & I keeping waiting to see what has to happen before overweight children becomes an important enough issue for the AMA or any govt agency to address. for example, I think it should be a crime for pregnant women to smoke but so far it's completely legal even with evidence of risks to the baby.
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OSHA (US Organization) sets the limit at 70 lbs (or 32Kg).  You must be a freakin gorilla if you sling around 260Kg (or 572lbs) at work.
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Dr. is just checking to make sure that there isn't a problem, you and baby are probably fine.  There is still time to turn from breech, they often don't settle head down for another month or so. \n\nMy littlest was in the 95th percentile too- for his head size!  (ow)  He was 8lbs 15oz.  \n\nYou will get more info from the high risk perinatologist.  It's just a precaution.  5% of babies are bigger than yours, which is still thousands of kids.  You also may be further along than they think.\n\nAll the best!
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They look cute on babies but then its a necessity.\n\nI could do without seeing grown folks in diapers.
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~~a safe and clean environment for them to play in, adiquate napping places, a budget, plans on what the parents are required to supply and what you will supply, and depending on how many children, and what ages you plan on taking in, you may need an assistant or more.  an emergency supply of diapers for those parents who forget to bring enough for their babies... a variety supply of extra clothes for emergency situations, depending on the age of the children, an activity plan, suitable and age appropriate music, videos, books and toys that can be easily cleaned, (especially when it is cold and flu season) if you are going to have outdoor activities it would be a good idea to have a fenced in yard, a written contract between you and the parents stating what you will supply and what they will supply, including your rates in the contract, and also including charges if you have to supply the emergency diapers (to cover your costs)... plan nutritious snacks, take it easy on the sugar content and salt content. -- another form you might consider is a medical concent form with the child's dr's name and phone number on it, with permission in an emergency situation to have the child transported to the nearest hospital, and also a list of each child's medical needs, meds, allergies, etc...~~
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They should allow expectant mothers to use handicapped spaces then. But around here the handicapped spaces are usually all taken. What gets me though is a lot of times I see people park in handicapped spaces then jump out and go running in, you can tell they aren't handicapped, but they used someone's tag. Half the time they don't even have a tag.
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check this website, it probably help you, if you find more source let me know too\n\nwww.englishbaby.com
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Ok, I can't find a law stating that.  My inclination is that whoever told you that is wrong.  If your son is moving and wants to stay and everyone agrees, you should be able to go to court to modify whenever you want to, no waiting period.  That doesn't make any sense.\n\nGood luck.
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I had no idea.  I was looking through a really old magazine once...at least 30 yrs old..and it was so funny because there was an ad for no more velcro pads....says something about being free to do whatever you want now.  LOL  It came with a belt I think.\nCan you let me know where I can find out more indo on this.  At the very least..I am really curious about it.\nThanks! \n:)
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I agree with the delivery room.  Perhaps also before urine tests that need to be extremely clear.  Maybe even for keeping clean after baby is born.
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It varies by jurisdiction--but the general idea is explained in this brochure from the UK\n\nhttp://www.n-somerset.gov.uk/health+and+welfare/children/yot/presentence.pdf
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If the babies were added within the required time frame, the nursery charges should be covered.  Maternity coverage does not apply to babies (though some ins co processing systems use that category).\nIf phone calls to the company have not resolved the issue, file a WRITTEN appeal to the insurance address in your plan document and quote those state laws.  The company is required to respond in a certain number of days, and if they take too long, you can certainly report them to your state insurance commissioner.\nAlso, read your husband's plan document very carefully to see how maternity coverage was defined.  If it says that newborn charges are covered under the maternity rider, and you didn't have it, you are out of luck.
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Check this out http://www.gadebridgebc.org.uk/GBCbadminton_rules.htm
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children to assistant ratio\ninsurance\nsheduling\nsafety regulations\nhealth boards\ndo you have to be bonded\nlocation\npay scale\nwhat can the community afford\neducational tools\nsafe play areas\nwhat will make you deny a child\ndisipline\ncosts of upkeep each day (meals, diapers, can you afford to have one heathen child destroy you new carpet)\nchild friendly decor and that includes what can you clean easily or replace cheaply
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nobody knows.  there is no answer.  hopefully they wont be mandatory.  with the chips theyre just talking about putting them in newborns.  not making everyone go get one.  i hope nether is mandatory though.
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Call the maker COSCO at:  1-800-544-1108\nAlso you may want to read the review on this high back booster by a former owner at epinions.com, I gave the link below and a link to the comments as well.\n\nHere is a pic of the instructions in an ebay listing... maybe it will be useful to you, maybe not...?\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Cosco-Eddie-Bauer-High-Back-Booster-Seat-5pt-Harness_W0QQitemZ7743328195QQcategoryZ66694QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nALSO:  My kids are 9 & 10 now but if I remember correctly all the carseats I ever had would have a special hidden compartment in the underside of the carseat where they hid the instructions, did you check around the bottom?