If your baby is eating right, i know toddlers can be "picky" eaters, but if hes at least getting "diverse" healthy food choices, i personally see no need for vitamins. however, there's nothing wrong in supplementing with vitamins as long as it is within the recommended daily dosage. It is up to you to decide. Also, you have make sure you aren't overdosing him on one type of vitamin esp if they are getting enough of it from food. if you do decide on vitamins, make sure it is in the right form to avoid choking. Always check with your pediatrician.

ngoziliz: Tufiakwa! common comment you cannot post. mtcheeeeewwww

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highly unnecessary unless your self esteem sinked that low. But that's just me.

and of course if it medically necessary

Try to keep it active, you can "bump" it till the right person/s respond. I'd suggest, however,you refer to a doctor for proper and safe clearance

You have to start a new thread on your topic.

It was recommended. It is left for the Admins to decide whether or not to front page it. Mods can't place a thread on the FP

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Longest tyme

Tgirl4real:

U are just being partial babez.

They both rock.

LOL. they both rock but the daughter rock pass na. just check her out

Daugther of course

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Happy Birthday titi Wishing you LLP.

Have fun, mami.

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zayhal: I think I can relate with what @pataki is trying to say. While growing up, my parents, dad especially didn't hide it that I was his favourite kid. He was so protective and bought me things more than the others. He took me out during weekends and holidays more than my siblings and traveled to see me in school more than he did with them. Through all of this, my brothers only makes jest of me to be daddy's girl. There has never been an iota of jelousy in them. They only tease me with it.

I think if siblings begin to hate their parents' favourite child, there's other underlying problems in the family.I have families around me now where the favourite kid is clearly identified without trouble.

But in a polygamous home identifying a favourite child can cause big trouble.

It could actually be the main problem especially when it goes beyond the "normal" mommy/daddy likes you better thing.

Pataki: Nothing wrong in absolutely and outwardly expressing love to your favorite child.

Parent should love unconditionally. However, this is most often not the case. When favoritism exists among siblings, it enables siblings to think, what can I do to get it right with my parents. Often attimes, we have become sterotyped to the norm that favoritism promotes hatred, bitterness and rancour in the family. This is however not the case in most situations.

Interesting perceptive. You don't think it can lead into a deep seated sibling discord well into adulthood?

get a good fitted bra for start

kay9,

your case was definitely detrimental.

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I know many will argue that parents should love all their children equally etc, but that's ideally in most cases. The reality is, where is there's 3 or more children, favoritism is more than likely bound to happen secretly or overtly. It is just human tendency. If you have a child who listens to you more, obeys you, who does well in school and makes you proud, who reminds of yourself in so many positive ways etc of course, the normal tendency is to gravitate more towards them etc. Many parents feel ashamed to admit it and some just outrightly deny it because your love is suppose to shared but it is there.

The main question is how far do you go with it? or should you even express it outwardly?

AjanleKoko: ^^
Fav child syndrome is borne out of having too freaking many kids in the first place

[b]Just have one or two max, and they can all be your favourite [/b]

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TOOO CUTEEE!!!!! love it!

LMAO!!!

ifyalways: I have a question for the bleachers,is the inside nyash affected by this bleaching fever

LOL i want to know too