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Jan 23, 2010
staceyjbird
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seriously? get quinn near the beach and he's my hand flappin' happyman! we went to san carlos over new years and he was in the water when it was 50 degrees and windy and I had to go in after him after the sun went down. blue lips and happy as a silly puppy. water is this kids thing... that includes the dishwasher. for some reason he likes to get the water appliances going and then quickly open the door to see how the water is moving. open, shut, open, shut.... |
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Jan 23, 2010
staceyjbird
95 posts
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Why my child is a Blessing / Oh Man, gush my little man is now 14 and is getting HUGE pimples... i guess the blessing is that he couldn't care less. doesn't give it any attention unless mom is coming at him with her thumbs out :) don't worry~ it doesn't happen unless he really needs surgery. |
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Jan 23, 2010
staceyjbird
95 posts
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Biomedical Treatments / Hyperberic the one i went to was like a coffin, the two of us in there together... one time i even took his little sister tatum and we were all in this little space for almost 2 hours... the worst part? my little girl has stinky feet, and quinn kept tooting and laughing (not that the laughing part was a problem) but OMG i thought i might go insane, seriously. |
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Jan 23, 2010
staceyjbird
95 posts
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personally, quinn didn't reach all his milestones on time... did everything late as well as being very low tone (muscular tissue was lax) Anyhow, that's when i noticed something was different. Of course, I didn't get a diagnosis that early (he was almost 4) but those were the first signs for our family that something was "up" with quinner. |
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Jan 21, 2010
staceyjbird
95 posts
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Teaching Tools / bumble bee (language delays) didn't help? good to know.. quinn likes the teach to talk videos, but i don't think they're helping him talk either... |
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Jan 21, 2010
staceyjbird
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Experiential Education / helps to improve speech delayed problems thanks! |
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Jan 16, 2010
zararina
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Experiential Education / helps to improve speech delayed problems I have found an interactive software which helps to improve |
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Dec 8, 2009
staceyjbird
95 posts
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Experiential Education / Disney http://blog.syracuse.com/family/2009/01/good_va...
good article about Orlando and Disney |
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Nov 30, 2009
staceyjbird
95 posts
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GFCF/Special Foods/Diet Information / Sprouting Sprouting is... Nutritious - seeds are packed with nutrients, sprouted seeds are even better. As each grows, proteins, enzymes, vitamins and other nutrients increase whilst becoming more bioavailable. At the same time toxins and enzyme inhibitors are reduced, increasing digestibility. Fresh - sprouts grown at home and harvested at the dinner table are the freshest food you’ll ever eat. They won’t have lost vitamins like shop bought vegetables or have travelled round the world. They will be organically grown, full of life and energy. Cheap - sprouting is ridiculously cheap! You can get pounds of greens for pennies. <table cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" cellpadding="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td height="63" width="6%"></td> <td height="63" colspan="2">Easy - it all boils down to "just add water." With few resources and very little time or effort, you can supply yourself an abundance of live food, in your home, all year round. If you travel, they can too. </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> http://www.primalseeds.org/sprouting.htm http://www.sproutpeople.com/grow/sprouting.htm http://www.healthy-eating.com/sproutseeds.html Also check out youtube for some great sprouting videos. Sprouts have several times the nutrition that the full grown plant does. |
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Nov 30, 2009
staceyjbird
95 posts
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Services in your Area / East Valley Agencies We use Orion. We hear they pay their providers well... |