What are child abandonment laws in regard to leaving a child alone in a public place?
Q. A 5-year-old child is left alone at table in the mall for 5 or 6 hours. This parent has no contact with the child during that time and isn't even necessarily nearby (not within seeing or hearing distance). What are the laws for that child? Is that considered abandonment? Could a parent get arrested for that? Fined? What would happen?
Asked by Anna Silverheart - Wed Apr 15 06:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. A child under the age of 12 cannot be left alone anywhere even at home. Parent can be arrested and child placed in foster care.
Answered by sassy25 - Wed Apr 15 07:21:08 2009
Q. A 5-year-old child is left alone at table in the mall for 5 or 6 hours. This parent has no contact with the child during that time and isn't even necessarily nearby (not within seeing or hearing distance). What are the laws for that child? Is that considered abandonment? Could a parent get arrested for that? Fined? What would happen?
Asked by Anna Silverheart - Wed Apr 15 06:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. A child under the age of 12 cannot be left alone anywhere even at home. Parent can be arrested and child placed in foster care.
Answered by sassy25 - Wed Apr 15 07:21:08 2009
Can a dependant minor child qualify to receive SS dependency benefits from both father and stepfather?
Q. 13 year old child. Biological father receives social security benefits [disability] and child qualifies to receive dependency benefits [equal to 1/2 of what father receives]. Mother now married to older man -- child's stepfather -- and he receives social security benefits. Can child also receive dependency benefits via stepfather's social security?
Asked by Cliff - Wed Nov 28 02:28:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO. The step father is not related to the child. The natural father is. Individuals can draw from only one account.
Answered by tskelton155 - Wed Nov 28 02:38:05 2007
Q. 13 year old child. Biological father receives social security benefits [disability] and child qualifies to receive dependency benefits [equal to 1/2 of what father receives]. Mother now married to older man -- child's stepfather -- and he receives social security benefits. Can child also receive dependency benefits via stepfather's social security?
Asked by Cliff - Wed Nov 28 02:28:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO. The step father is not related to the child. The natural father is. Individuals can draw from only one account.
Answered by tskelton155 - Wed Nov 28 02:38:05 2007
How does child support work when father is deployed to iraq?
Q. My son's father is being deployed to Iraq in May, but leaves in March for his training. Child support is already court ordered, but I know that there will be a huge increase in his pay once he leaves. What should I do about getting child support increased? Should I contact his national guard unit or child support enforcement now or should I wait? If I wait until he has gone, how do I show his income? He is ordered to pay, but has just started to pay because he will most likely to have to serve 30 days before he leaves. His court date is on the 18th for that. He is over 3000 behind already. He is in the national guard so when we processed the orders he was working a minimum wage job. His pay will increase.
Asked by Amanda - Sun Feb 8 17:40:23 2009 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. the increase in pay we get over there is not our real salary so they never go by that. although since he will be getting regular active duty pay u should hit him up for that. and the army CAN enforce the child support order. your child is entitled to all of the servicemember's BAH. when my husband was deployed i didn't get a dime and his unit told me they can't enforce it with no court order! i too am in army and know that's not true.
Answered by Blessed21 - Sun Feb 8 18:30:52 2009
Q. My son's father is being deployed to Iraq in May, but leaves in March for his training. Child support is already court ordered, but I know that there will be a huge increase in his pay once he leaves. What should I do about getting child support increased? Should I contact his national guard unit or child support enforcement now or should I wait? If I wait until he has gone, how do I show his income? He is ordered to pay, but has just started to pay because he will most likely to have to serve 30 days before he leaves. His court date is on the 18th for that. He is over 3000 behind already. He is in the national guard so when we processed the orders he was working a minimum wage job. His pay will increase.
Asked by Amanda - Sun Feb 8 17:40:23 2009 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. the increase in pay we get over there is not our real salary so they never go by that. although since he will be getting regular active duty pay u should hit him up for that. and the army CAN enforce the child support order. your child is entitled to all of the servicemember's BAH. when my husband was deployed i didn't get a dime and his unit told me they can't enforce it with no court order! i too am in army and know that's not true.
Answered by Blessed21 - Sun Feb 8 18:30:52 2009
What could cause a child to suddenly start wetting themselves?
Q. If a child never wets his/her pants at school and then suddenly starts doing it frequently, what could be possible reasons? The child has had this problem at home but is now doing it at school. There are not specific activities or times of the school day during which the child is doing it, and the child is not making attempts to ask to use the restroom. I am not the child's parent. The child is nine.
Asked by elizabeth_ashley44 - Sat Feb 17 21:50:15 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. abuse, stress, fear, medical problems, emotional problems etc.
Answered by MW&M (Smoochies TDFFC) - Sun Feb 18 01:06:43 2007
Q. If a child never wets his/her pants at school and then suddenly starts doing it frequently, what could be possible reasons? The child has had this problem at home but is now doing it at school. There are not specific activities or times of the school day during which the child is doing it, and the child is not making attempts to ask to use the restroom. I am not the child's parent. The child is nine.
Asked by elizabeth_ashley44 - Sat Feb 17 21:50:15 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. abuse, stress, fear, medical problems, emotional problems etc.
Answered by MW&M (Smoochies TDFFC) - Sun Feb 18 01:06:43 2007
Does a child with legally adopted parents have any rights to the First parents estate upon death?
Q. I know that adopted children have rights for adoptive parents as true and full children as any child born to you. They are equal in the eyes of the law for adoptive parents. But what about First parents? Maybe they had their child taken, or they "gave" their child up, but are in reunion happily. The mom doesn't change her will because she doesn't think about it. Does the child have the same or any rights to personal items or monies as any children born and raised by the First mom? Just wondering.
Asked by Opedial - Thu May 28 06:08:05 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bio-parents would have to change their will. The adopted person is assumed to be inheriting from their adoptive parents.
Answered by amyhpete - Thu May 28 17:37:03 2009
Q. I know that adopted children have rights for adoptive parents as true and full children as any child born to you. They are equal in the eyes of the law for adoptive parents. But what about First parents? Maybe they had their child taken, or they "gave" their child up, but are in reunion happily. The mom doesn't change her will because she doesn't think about it. Does the child have the same or any rights to personal items or monies as any children born and raised by the First mom? Just wondering.
Asked by Opedial - Thu May 28 06:08:05 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The bio-parents would have to change their will. The adopted person is assumed to be inheriting from their adoptive parents.
Answered by amyhpete - Thu May 28 17:37:03 2009
How can my husband cancel child support to a child who is no longer a minor?
Q. My husband has been paying child support faithfully, but now that his daughter is no longer a minor we can't seem to find the right way to cancel these payments, they are now deducting the amount of child support from his SS checks. We have tried contacting the NJ Child support division but have not been able to get in touch with anyone via phone or by mail. What else can we do? How can we stop paying?
Asked by rodie0512 - Mon Sep 29 19:02:32 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. file a motion in family court to end the child support based on the child being an adult now and served the other parent the papers. If the child is attending college then child support will continue. Check into that as well.
Answered by Advocate - Mon Sep 29 19:25:52 2008
Q. My husband has been paying child support faithfully, but now that his daughter is no longer a minor we can't seem to find the right way to cancel these payments, they are now deducting the amount of child support from his SS checks. We have tried contacting the NJ Child support division but have not been able to get in touch with anyone via phone or by mail. What else can we do? How can we stop paying?
Asked by rodie0512 - Mon Sep 29 19:02:32 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. file a motion in family court to end the child support based on the child being an adult now and served the other parent the papers. If the child is attending college then child support will continue. Check into that as well.
Answered by Advocate - Mon Sep 29 19:25:52 2008
What will happen to a child taken from her mother due to drug abuse?
Q. Someone I know used drugs before, during, and after her pregnancy. Her daughter was born with a drug addiction and is still in the hospital (3 weeks). If reported, I assume the child will be taken away, but will the family be able to take custody of the child legally? Or does the child HAVE to go into a foster care setting? I don't know how this works, and would like to possibly care for this child, but if I take the legal route I don't want the baby to go to strangers. Does anyone know how this works?
Asked by chrystallec - Fri Nov 6 12:05:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first off, the child was tested in the hospital and if so, the social workers are already involved. chances are, the mother will have to clean up her act. the child will also go to family first before entering the foster care system. a child born addicted to drugs has many things that can go wrong. especially a bit later, like during the school years.
Answered by the eyes have it! - Fri Nov 6 12:11:24 2009
Q. Someone I know used drugs before, during, and after her pregnancy. Her daughter was born with a drug addiction and is still in the hospital (3 weeks). If reported, I assume the child will be taken away, but will the family be able to take custody of the child legally? Or does the child HAVE to go into a foster care setting? I don't know how this works, and would like to possibly care for this child, but if I take the legal route I don't want the baby to go to strangers. Does anyone know how this works?
Asked by chrystallec - Fri Nov 6 12:05:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first off, the child was tested in the hospital and if so, the social workers are already involved. chances are, the mother will have to clean up her act. the child will also go to family first before entering the foster care system. a child born addicted to drugs has many things that can go wrong. especially a bit later, like during the school years.
Answered by the eyes have it! - Fri Nov 6 12:11:24 2009
What happens if you do not pay child support and there is a court order to do so?
Q. A judge ordered child support to be paid by my ex. The order was dated June 24th of this year. So far my ex has still not paid a penny of child support (three months after the court order was put in). He is already in arrears (my child is over a year old now). Is he going to get in trouble for not doing as the judge ordered? I have child support enforcement working on this matter, but I am surprised that he is not in contempt of court by not paying his court ordered child support immediately.
Asked by ladyscientist - Fri Sep 18 22:06:38 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're the man owing, you get held in contempt and go to jail, even if he has sole custody. If you're one of the 15 out of 100 non-custodial mothers actually ordered to pay, of which less than 1 on average actually pay any, nothing happens as it would be harmful to the children to know their mother is a deadbeat. \\\
Answered by unknown - Mon Sep 21 11:42:09 2009
Q. A judge ordered child support to be paid by my ex. The order was dated June 24th of this year. So far my ex has still not paid a penny of child support (three months after the court order was put in). He is already in arrears (my child is over a year old now). Is he going to get in trouble for not doing as the judge ordered? I have child support enforcement working on this matter, but I am surprised that he is not in contempt of court by not paying his court ordered child support immediately.
Asked by ladyscientist - Fri Sep 18 22:06:38 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're the man owing, you get held in contempt and go to jail, even if he has sole custody. If you're one of the 15 out of 100 non-custodial mothers actually ordered to pay, of which less than 1 on average actually pay any, nothing happens as it would be harmful to the children to know their mother is a deadbeat. \\\
Answered by unknown - Mon Sep 21 11:42:09 2009
How can I help a child with autism manage his behaviour?
Q. I am a preschool teacher in an integrated childcare centre, and I have a child with autism in my class. I have never worked closely with a child with autism before, and he seems to have trouble managing his behaviour. He mainly hits, kicks, and pushes the other children. What strategies can I use to help him learn other methods of expressing his upset with the other children?
Asked by Kitty_Kat - Tue Jan 15 19:27:56 2008 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would use a social story with him...they are simple short stories that help the child learn to self monitor his behavior. I would also try a token system of reinforcement, something that you can show him easily and discreetly to let him know that he is displaying appropriate behavior, keeping hands and feet to self, for a small discreet reward. If he does start to have a tantrum or start to display negative behaviors and can't calm down try removing him from the situation, and letting him have a small area, "break room" where he can deal with his frustrations. hope this helps, i included links for information on social stories.
Answered by Jill B - Wed Jan 16 01:33:04 2008
Q. I am a preschool teacher in an integrated childcare centre, and I have a child with autism in my class. I have never worked closely with a child with autism before, and he seems to have trouble managing his behaviour. He mainly hits, kicks, and pushes the other children. What strategies can I use to help him learn other methods of expressing his upset with the other children?
Asked by Kitty_Kat - Tue Jan 15 19:27:56 2008 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would use a social story with him...they are simple short stories that help the child learn to self monitor his behavior. I would also try a token system of reinforcement, something that you can show him easily and discreetly to let him know that he is displaying appropriate behavior, keeping hands and feet to self, for a small discreet reward. If he does start to have a tantrum or start to display negative behaviors and can't calm down try removing him from the situation, and letting him have a small area, "break room" where he can deal with his frustrations. hope this helps, i included links for information on social stories.
Answered by Jill B - Wed Jan 16 01:33:04 2008
How does child support stop when the child reaches 18?
Q. I have been paying child support through the Division of Child Support Enforcement in VA. The child I am paying for will turn 18 soon, and I will no longer be obligated to pay child support, my question is this: Will the support stop automatically? (currently deducted from my paycheck) Will I need to contact the Child Support people to let them know the child is now 18? Any thoughts are appreciated.
Asked by Zaku - Sat Oct 17 14:34:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These people are so dumb. Okay - how did the support even start in the first place? Because there was an order from the decree. That same decree also states the stop date (s). However, how does the state know your case from a zillion other ones? Contact them in writing that they have the correct date(s). You do not need to go back to court. It is already all there! And it stops.
Answered by craig b - Sat Oct 17 15:00:19 2009
Q. I have been paying child support through the Division of Child Support Enforcement in VA. The child I am paying for will turn 18 soon, and I will no longer be obligated to pay child support, my question is this: Will the support stop automatically? (currently deducted from my paycheck) Will I need to contact the Child Support people to let them know the child is now 18? Any thoughts are appreciated.
Asked by Zaku - Sat Oct 17 14:34:57 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These people are so dumb. Okay - how did the support even start in the first place? Because there was an order from the decree. That same decree also states the stop date (s). However, how does the state know your case from a zillion other ones? Contact them in writing that they have the correct date(s). You do not need to go back to court. It is already all there! And it stops.
Answered by craig b - Sat Oct 17 15:00:19 2009
How much child support can I get from the unemployed father of my son?
Q. After 7 months of my sons fathers lack of helping I decided to get the law involved and make him pay child support. The problem is.. He don't have a job and don't want a job. He is fine with his mommy paying for everything he needs. I know im entitled to child support but how am I supposed to get anything when he is to lazy to get a job?
Asked by Kc - Thu Oct 15 11:25:28 2009 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. If you go to the courts and get a petition for child support set up they will use what they call a formula, where they take your income and the minimum he should be making and calculate it. What ever the calculation comes up with he will be made to pay. Just because he doesn't have a job doesn't mean he's going to get off with not paying it. If that were the case, then all these people out here that have to pay child support would quit their jobs and not worry about it. I'm not sure what the lowest limit is for your state, but my child's father was ordered to pay $130/month. Of course he hasn't paid that and his excuse is that he doesn't have a job. Now he owes $2500 and is about to be sent to jail.
Answered by 3 in 1 - Thu Oct 15 11:43:17 2009
Q. After 7 months of my sons fathers lack of helping I decided to get the law involved and make him pay child support. The problem is.. He don't have a job and don't want a job. He is fine with his mommy paying for everything he needs. I know im entitled to child support but how am I supposed to get anything when he is to lazy to get a job?
Asked by Kc - Thu Oct 15 11:25:28 2009 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. If you go to the courts and get a petition for child support set up they will use what they call a formula, where they take your income and the minimum he should be making and calculate it. What ever the calculation comes up with he will be made to pay. Just because he doesn't have a job doesn't mean he's going to get off with not paying it. If that were the case, then all these people out here that have to pay child support would quit their jobs and not worry about it. I'm not sure what the lowest limit is for your state, but my child's father was ordered to pay $130/month. Of course he hasn't paid that and his excuse is that he doesn't have a job. Now he owes $2500 and is about to be sent to jail.
Answered by 3 in 1 - Thu Oct 15 11:43:17 2009
What do you say when your child asks for a baby brother or sister?
Q. We are first time older parents (thank you, thank you) My wife and I have decided to leave the discussion about a second child for at least 12 months. We are currently leaning towards our son being an only child. I have every confidence he will be raised right and not miss out. This is for people who have decided to have one child. What do you say when your kid asks "Can I have a little brother or sister?" I am interested to hear from those who were asked and how they handled it, knowing their kid was going to be an only child?
Asked by Dropkick Murphys - Wed Oct 22 17:49:07 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have one son who is 5 and he is constantly saying how he wants a little brother and is always watching commercials that have baby toys in them. He always tells me how he wants to get it for his little brother, my husband and i have been trying to conceive for two years and we miscarried a couple of months ago. After that we decided not to have another child but it is started to get to me when he talks like that. At times I do feel like he misses out on having a little companion and at other times I feel like he is getting all of our attention. It would be hard for us to do the same with a second child, I think. good luck...
Answered by Lacris - Wed Oct 22 17:56:07 2008
Q. We are first time older parents (thank you, thank you) My wife and I have decided to leave the discussion about a second child for at least 12 months. We are currently leaning towards our son being an only child. I have every confidence he will be raised right and not miss out. This is for people who have decided to have one child. What do you say when your kid asks "Can I have a little brother or sister?" I am interested to hear from those who were asked and how they handled it, knowing their kid was going to be an only child?
Asked by Dropkick Murphys - Wed Oct 22 17:49:07 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have one son who is 5 and he is constantly saying how he wants a little brother and is always watching commercials that have baby toys in them. He always tells me how he wants to get it for his little brother, my husband and i have been trying to conceive for two years and we miscarried a couple of months ago. After that we decided not to have another child but it is started to get to me when he talks like that. At times I do feel like he misses out on having a little companion and at other times I feel like he is getting all of our attention. It would be hard for us to do the same with a second child, I think. good luck...
Answered by Lacris - Wed Oct 22 17:56:07 2008
Who gets credit for child in home when filing injured spouse?
Q. I am the injured spouse, and we have 1 child together. I filled the form and I was wondering who the $1000 credit for the child that we have together in our home goes to. Do they give part to my husband to be applied to back debts, or do I get the child credit along with my own? Thanks!
Asked by mich01 - Mon May 5 13:30:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how you filled out the injured spouse form. When you fill out the form, you allocate children and other credits and deductions to one spouse or the other. If the child is assigned to you then you will get the child tax credit. If the child is assigned to your husband then it goes to pay back his offset. For the injured spouse form to be beneficial, you should always assign as many good things (like children) to the injured spouse as possible. Children can always be assigned to the injured spouse even if the child was not your biologically, since the child became yours as soon as you married its father.
Answered by Bob F - Mon May 5 13:58:54 2008
Q. I am the injured spouse, and we have 1 child together. I filled the form and I was wondering who the $1000 credit for the child that we have together in our home goes to. Do they give part to my husband to be applied to back debts, or do I get the child credit along with my own? Thanks!
Asked by mich01 - Mon May 5 13:30:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on how you filled out the injured spouse form. When you fill out the form, you allocate children and other credits and deductions to one spouse or the other. If the child is assigned to you then you will get the child tax credit. If the child is assigned to your husband then it goes to pay back his offset. For the injured spouse form to be beneficial, you should always assign as many good things (like children) to the injured spouse as possible. Children can always be assigned to the injured spouse even if the child was not your biologically, since the child became yours as soon as you married its father.
Answered by Bob F - Mon May 5 13:58:54 2008
How does child support work, how long does it take? What is the average monthly pay for 1 child?
Q. I have a 2yr old son with my Ex, We split on August 2007 I open a child support case that same month. I sent all my paperwork & i gave them all his information including his work address & num, Its been 3months already & i havent received anything. I asked my ex if he received any letters & he said no.
Asked by mayra - Mon Oct 29 13:33:09 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best way to get child support is thru your local Child Support Enforecement office. You may not be able to force your ex to visit his child, but you can MAKE him support him/her. Child Support Enforcement will automatically garnish his paycheck and send you the money via mail or a check card. They will also assist you with establishing paternity if this has not been done yet. Click the following link to locate your local office: Depending on the state you live in, the process should take anywhere from 6weeks to 6months. Support is determined on both of your incomes and it may also require that he maintain health insurance for your child. Since you have already begun the process, contact your case worker to inquire about the… [cont.]
Answered by creolesongbird - Mon Oct 29 14:45:23 2007
Q. I have a 2yr old son with my Ex, We split on August 2007 I open a child support case that same month. I sent all my paperwork & i gave them all his information including his work address & num, Its been 3months already & i havent received anything. I asked my ex if he received any letters & he said no.
Asked by mayra - Mon Oct 29 13:33:09 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best way to get child support is thru your local Child Support Enforecement office. You may not be able to force your ex to visit his child, but you can MAKE him support him/her. Child Support Enforcement will automatically garnish his paycheck and send you the money via mail or a check card. They will also assist you with establishing paternity if this has not been done yet. Click the following link to locate your local office: Depending on the state you live in, the process should take anywhere from 6weeks to 6months. Support is determined on both of your incomes and it may also require that he maintain health insurance for your child. Since you have already begun the process, contact your case worker to inquire about the… [cont.]
Answered by creolesongbird - Mon Oct 29 14:45:23 2007
Whats the difference between Child Tax Credit and Child Benefit?
Q. My son is 16 and about to go to 6th Form College. I am a single parent and have been recieving Child Tax Credit but I have been told that this is to stop in August. His school tell me I should recieve Child Benefit. Quite honestly its all greek to me.
Asked by Gwyhir - Thu May 29 14:08:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Child Benefit is a universal benefit paid to anyone whilst Child Tax credit is means tested. Both are payable provided the young person is under 20 (not 18) and is in full time non advanced (upto "a" level" standard) education or certain types of training. Given your circumstances you should be receiving/claiming Child Benefit and the same with tax credits, athough tax credits is means tested (you have to be on a very high income to get nothing by the way)
Answered by DAVID M - Thu May 29 16:18:53 2008
Q. My son is 16 and about to go to 6th Form College. I am a single parent and have been recieving Child Tax Credit but I have been told that this is to stop in August. His school tell me I should recieve Child Benefit. Quite honestly its all greek to me.
Asked by Gwyhir - Thu May 29 14:08:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Child Benefit is a universal benefit paid to anyone whilst Child Tax credit is means tested. Both are payable provided the young person is under 20 (not 18) and is in full time non advanced (upto "a" level" standard) education or certain types of training. Given your circumstances you should be receiving/claiming Child Benefit and the same with tax credits, athough tax credits is means tested (you have to be on a very high income to get nothing by the way)
Answered by DAVID M - Thu May 29 16:18:53 2008
How can it be known if a child has caught herpes through child birth?
Q. A friend of mine has found out that she has genital herpes . She deliver all her children through vaginal birth, oldest child being 16 and youngest 4 . How would she know if her children have genital herpes.
Asked by Justchillin - Thu Dec 6 09:36:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plenty of people have herpes without ever knowing it. Sometimes there aren't any symptoms. If they have ever gotten cold sores, that's a sign of herpes. A mother could pass herpes on to her child even if she wasn't having an outbreak. i think it's called asymptomatic shedding or something, but it's not likely especially if her doctors put her on medication just before she gave birth. But she should have her kids get a blood test just to make sure so they don't accidentally infect anyone else.
Answered by Stacy - Thu Dec 6 10:36:52 2007
Q. A friend of mine has found out that she has genital herpes . She deliver all her children through vaginal birth, oldest child being 16 and youngest 4 . How would she know if her children have genital herpes.
Asked by Justchillin - Thu Dec 6 09:36:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plenty of people have herpes without ever knowing it. Sometimes there aren't any symptoms. If they have ever gotten cold sores, that's a sign of herpes. A mother could pass herpes on to her child even if she wasn't having an outbreak. i think it's called asymptomatic shedding or something, but it's not likely especially if her doctors put her on medication just before she gave birth. But she should have her kids get a blood test just to make sure so they don't accidentally infect anyone else.
Answered by Stacy - Thu Dec 6 10:36:52 2007
How do you personally ensure that your child leads a healthy lifestyle?
Q. How old is your child? What food do you include in their diet? Do you give treats, and how often? What exercise do you encourage your child to do? What's your favourite activity to do with your child? Anything else you want to add about how you are making sure your child gets a healthy start in life?
Asked by Danielle - Willowcats Slave - Tue Jun 17 18:37:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My kids are 11, 10 and 7. We include a wide variety of foods in their diets. Usually what's in season (fruits and veggies) and what we can get out of our own garden. I prefer whole foods--nothing processed. But, we do end up having that once and a while. I truly do not believe any natural food is bad for you--as long as it's in it's natural form (again, not processed) and in moderation. We have treats once and a while. Depends what is it. We just had chocolate covered strawberries tonight (berries from our own garden!) All three of my kids spend a lot of time outside. My oldest is a black belt--so he spends a lot time training etc. My other two are atheles and always on the go. One of our favorite things to do is to go on a hike or… [cont.]
Answered by " " - Tue Jun 17 19:50:17 2008
Q. How old is your child? What food do you include in their diet? Do you give treats, and how often? What exercise do you encourage your child to do? What's your favourite activity to do with your child? Anything else you want to add about how you are making sure your child gets a healthy start in life?
Asked by Danielle - Willowcats Slave - Tue Jun 17 18:37:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My kids are 11, 10 and 7. We include a wide variety of foods in their diets. Usually what's in season (fruits and veggies) and what we can get out of our own garden. I prefer whole foods--nothing processed. But, we do end up having that once and a while. I truly do not believe any natural food is bad for you--as long as it's in it's natural form (again, not processed) and in moderation. We have treats once and a while. Depends what is it. We just had chocolate covered strawberries tonight (berries from our own garden!) All three of my kids spend a lot of time outside. My oldest is a black belt--so he spends a lot time training etc. My other two are atheles and always on the go. One of our favorite things to do is to go on a hike or… [cont.]
Answered by " " - Tue Jun 17 19:50:17 2008
How is the child seat restrained wrong in the new Toyota commercial?
Q. On YouTube, there are comments saying the new Car Wash commercial has the child's seat restrained wrong. How is it restrained wrong? I'm not at all knowledgeable, seeing as I neither have children nor transport them.
Asked by lizziebethwuff - Sun Nov 8 22:45:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The chest clip is buckled, but the straps are not buckled into the middle crotch strap, making the seat completely pointless. The child would be ejected from the seat in the event of an accident because the child is not properly restrained.
Answered by myd00dlebug - Thu Nov 12 21:24:55 2009
Q. On YouTube, there are comments saying the new Car Wash commercial has the child's seat restrained wrong. How is it restrained wrong? I'm not at all knowledgeable, seeing as I neither have children nor transport them.
Asked by lizziebethwuff - Sun Nov 8 22:45:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The chest clip is buckled, but the straps are not buckled into the middle crotch strap, making the seat completely pointless. The child would be ejected from the seat in the event of an accident because the child is not properly restrained.
Answered by myd00dlebug - Thu Nov 12 21:24:55 2009
Who claims the child when filing married filing separately?
Q. I am married, but was looking at filing MFS. We have 1 child, but whose return does the child go on? We make too much money for EIC so it seems advantageous to file MFS. I am married, but was lookig at filing MFS. We have 1 child, but whose return does the child go on? We make too much money for EIC so it seems advantageous to file MFS. I am using online tax software too.
Asked by bochafpt - Tue Apr 15 10:29:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will NOT be advantageous to file mfs. Be sure you aren't using the "single" tables - you can't do that, you have to use the mfs rates. It is only under very rare circumstances, like one of you has very high medical bills or unreimbursed employee business expenses, that it even MIGHT be better to file as mfs rather than joint. If your incomes are pretty close together, and you aren't eligible for any of the credits that you can't take under mfs (it's not just EIC) then it might only cost you a few extra dollars. But if you file as mfs, either of you can claim the child but not both - if you can't agree, it goes to the person with the higher AGI.
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 15 10:41:05 2008
Q. I am married, but was looking at filing MFS. We have 1 child, but whose return does the child go on? We make too much money for EIC so it seems advantageous to file MFS. I am married, but was lookig at filing MFS. We have 1 child, but whose return does the child go on? We make too much money for EIC so it seems advantageous to file MFS. I am using online tax software too.
Asked by bochafpt - Tue Apr 15 10:29:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will NOT be advantageous to file mfs. Be sure you aren't using the "single" tables - you can't do that, you have to use the mfs rates. It is only under very rare circumstances, like one of you has very high medical bills or unreimbursed employee business expenses, that it even MIGHT be better to file as mfs rather than joint. If your incomes are pretty close together, and you aren't eligible for any of the credits that you can't take under mfs (it's not just EIC) then it might only cost you a few extra dollars. But if you file as mfs, either of you can claim the child but not both - if you can't agree, it goes to the person with the higher AGI.
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 15 10:41:05 2008
What happens if a parent spanks a child and the child instead of crying becomes full of rage?
Q. I know that if someone spanks a child, that the child cries and becomes fearful but what would happen if the child doesn't cry and becomes hateful.
Asked by Anthony W - Sun Mar 9 00:10:36 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I get them some counseling, and quick. Because they are having some underlying issues (not having to do with the spanking). I've done many spankings in my time, and never came across a child filled with rage. That is just simply a myth from the anti-spanking religion out there.
Answered by olschoolmom - Sun Mar 9 04:29:24 2008
Q. I know that if someone spanks a child, that the child cries and becomes fearful but what would happen if the child doesn't cry and becomes hateful.
Asked by Anthony W - Sun Mar 9 00:10:36 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I get them some counseling, and quick. Because they are having some underlying issues (not having to do with the spanking). I've done many spankings in my time, and never came across a child filled with rage. That is just simply a myth from the anti-spanking religion out there.
Answered by olschoolmom - Sun Mar 9 04:29:24 2008
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