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how old is your son? 20 hours kei ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I would say depending on how old your son is try and start a routine, I started my (almost) 4 month old on a routine as soon as she hit 3 months and it has been working since. Bath, feed and then sleep at a set time every night. I make everywhere quiet and if she doesn't sleep after eating then i just put her down until she is tired but no playing or loud noises. I was quite lucky cos she never suffered from colic but she did use to wake up A LOT in the first 2 months at night and had BIG problems with wind for the first 5 weeks, she was in a lot of pain, crying and finding it hard to sleep peacefully. I gave her infacol until she was able to take gripe water at 5 weeks Try gripe water (like others have mentioned) and infacol |
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Boboenjoy: abeg - there is no way my little girl is going to secondary school in Nigeria even for one day. back to topic, if one can afford it I would def say choose private education, however if you can't I think u have to really REALLY be involved in ur children's education and life. If you can get private tutors even better, if ur academically inclined you can also work with your children when they bring homework and give them extra work at home as well. I look at what Indians do with their kids and they push them hard and all they do is study, my little girl may hate it when she is older but that is what she will be doing - no social life or extended time in front of the TV - it will be homework and more school work, when she sleeps at night she will dream of algebra and Shakespeare - lol My greatest fear for my child is other peoples kids and the bad influence they may have on her. My daughter is only 4 months and I have been looking at primary schools as well (lol i like to plan ahead). |
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sorry - it has been a very long while - did not forgot about this group - just been sooooooooooooooooo busy Hope all of u are well. |
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this is just child abuse - if the person wanted a light skinned baby she should have had a baby with a white man - absolute nonsense |
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Arlington: I no blame u self - groom price - instead of you to enter early negotiations u are doing guy for me, chei. ![]() don't allow her father to read this one o. |
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labella12: the big fibroid was 4cms before pregnancy (grew to 9cms) and the other two were 2cms each. the big one was partially in the uterus and the other 2 were Intramural. 1 Like |
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Please help me to thank God for his miracle's and wonders. I have delivered a healthy baby girl, mummy and baby are doing well and we wish you all a great new year and wait for all your testimonies. She was born on New Years Day. I am hoping that this will start a trend for all of us this 2011 - i expect to hear ALL OF YOUR announcements in the next 12 months. @laura202 - 3cm fibroid is nothing to worry about - i have 3 and one of them grew to 9cm during pregnancy. Depending on where it is it will not stop you from getting pregnant 3 Likes |
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Ola is too big for a 15 year old. |
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justise: ? ok - maths was always my subject and not english and b4 we make this a lesson concerning grammar i think u will find the mistake is more than just using people or person, the whole sentence is incorrect. I doubt I have ever made any claim to be a prof of english and I am not even ashamed to say i use spell check for a lot of things (damn u microsoft word!!!) I think the point being made here is that she is the first lady of the so call giant of africa - it is embarrassing when u consider her position on the world stage and not nairaland!! |
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so we don't have good hospitals again in Nigeria that he has to be flown to the UK. hmmmmmm why are people still fighting each other on here about a war that happened b4 most of us were even born. |
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Guyman02: yes but as her husband rose in his political career, she should have tried to better herself as well, one can only wonder how she is able to discuss with the wives of fellow leaders around the world. Housewife or not, she is the first lady of Nigeria. |
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this is funny and very embarrassing - did no one teach this woman basic grammar? I think GEJ should stop allowing his wife speak in public she is actually making him look funny. did she not learn the correct use of are and is in primary school? |
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arik will not even to bother to fly people from nigeria to london cos they are not bound by EU law to refund passengers but they know they have to fly the naija bound passengers cos it will start getting expensive for them to put people in hotels in london. arik look like they are going down the route of bellview - its a shame really cos the 30kg allowance was a life saver for me ealier this year. to be owing staff and treating customers badly is just disgraceful. |
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since when did BAA become BAE systems - abeg do ur research b4 disgracing yourself in public. I don laugh this evening |
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I really don't get this country, a bit of snow and there is travel chaos - as for them saying this is strange weather is absolute BS, in the 80s it used to snow quite often so just cos we have nearly 12-15 years of mild winters they now relax. the one that annoyed me last night is when the transport minister had the gut to say "if we invest the money in clearing snow then we can't spend it elsewhere" yeah like dashing the people of luton half a million to inform the police of extremists - KMT!!! as for the roads being gritted - these councils don't seem to know what we pay council tax for and that Philip Hammond annoyed me again a few weeks ago saying we should clear the snow ourselves as part of the BIG SOCIETY - ABSOLUTE NONSENSE. Anyway my only concern right now is not getting stuck on my way to hospital - I'm about to pop and don't want to end up giving birth on a flipping A road or motorway. ok rant over - this snow is not allowing me to go shopping and then u go to buy milk and the shelf is empty - what is that about!!! |
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Arlington - we have been waiting for you o!!! Hope u and baby are doing great. I hope to give my own testimony in the next 2 weeks. remain blessed all. |
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stay at home - I was meant to go to Brent Cross, then I get a text that its closed. This snow is not a joke this year o!! the roads have not been gritted cos the snow fell very quickly and can u imagine that one of the busiest airports in the world - Heathrow has been closed - thats when u know its serious. All my friends and family that ventured out this morning are now stuck at their various locations. 2 Likes |
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ah there no more space for her to kick again o! she should be here in the next 2 weeks. I am so bored of being pregnant everyday I wake up praying today is the day, hospital bags are packed and car seat has been tested and retested in the car. dont worry I can see you in ur little girl its just that she is a spitting image of ur husband. let me see how we can make contact - I will click on that YIM u suggested |
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Mr Siena - there is no disputing this little princess is ur daughter o!! beautiful pictures and we wait for more. |
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Blazay: THANK YOU I COULDN'T HAVE PUT IT BETTER MYSELF - @blazay if indeed the poster (JD) is telling the truth then he really needs to get a life. I really wonder how old this story teller is. KMT |
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fali: my friend get in line o - don't u know me and arlington have already made arrangements for her son to pay my soon to be here daughter's bride price next summer - LOL. Arlington congrats o - how many weeks were u? 1 Like |
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@ chaircover - do u even need to explain, i don't care if the man is a pastor self at 33 u should know that a man that buys u gifts will eventually come for his payback especially in a country like naija. I personally would not have accepted any gifts from him - brother in law or not. as for the canada issue one can only laugh |
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honestly i am so fed up of the way the british media is reacting to this issue that england has lost - abeg England does not have the money and after 2012 I doubt people will be wiling to pay for this. they can't even grit roads when it snows and they want to hold world cup - KMT!!!!!!! |
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chaircover: chei - mrs chaircover u dey vex tonight o!!! i was feeling for this woman until i read the canada issue - my sympathy went out of the window after that, only canada!!!!!!! KMT |
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Liferace: check ur BMI to see if ur underweight. if u google BMI calculation it should direct you to the calculator. |
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are u sure that is his friend or partner. but i have to say if this is how he is looking these days he better find a gym quick o - its not just women that need to look good. Chei and to think I used to think he was fine! |
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double yawn, yes i am indeed a double plonker. YAWN, |
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sometimes something is so stupid one can only laugh. 8 Likes 1 Share |
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gestapo: YAWN |
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Francis - i completely understand where u are coming from and sometimes it can be hard to identify with either the British and Nigerian culture. But if you really want to know ur roots u have to integrate yourself more with the Nigerian community in the UK - if ur Ibo I know that there is some social group that meets once a month in London for young Ibos u will get to meet people there. I really do get the jealousy thing about when u holiday in Nigeria and there is nothing u can do to change peoples inferiority complex, i get it whenever I am in Nigeria and I am so used to it I just brush it off, it doesn't make me stop trying to speak broken or Ibo, if they want to laugh then laugh all i need is an answer to my question and for u to tell me how much something is if I am buying from u in the market. If I were you try as hard as possible to learn about Nigerian history, culture - TRY, the internet is a good source also get books ask u mum even or aunties. I was quite lucky as Ibo was spoken at home while I was growing up and my parents were very Nigerian, so I advise u to try and get ur mum to tell u more about Nigeria (if she can after 40+ years). |
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