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#1Posted 16 November 2007 - 11:26 AM
The revised list.
A note: This list is not to be seen as a "you must have all these items or you won't survive" type list. It is more a suggestion of things you may want to consider when packing. I recommend going through the list and just including what you feel necessary. Quantities are also just suggestions. Many don't want aromatherapy for example, or are planning a very short stay in hospital. It's purely a guide to help with the mental strain as it's quite daunting. Check with your hospital for a list of what is supplied. Many provide little gowns for the baby and nappies for example as well as plenty of nice warm blankets and almost everything you need to care for baby during your stay. Paperwork: - Ante Natal Card - Hospital Information - Several copies of your birth plan (if applicable) - Private Health Insurance details (if applicable) - Cheque for Excess (if applicable) - Medicare Card/Details - GP's details For Mum during the birth: - Lip Balm - lips can become dry and chafed during labour from heavy breathing. This may offer some relief. - Massage/Aromatherpay oils for during labour. - Soothing Music of your choice for during labour, and CD player if hospital does not supply. - Something comfortable to wear – I.e. a loose T-Shirt or nightie (something you don't mind throwing out in case it gets ruined). - Something to put on afterward - Extra Pillows - Beanbag if preferred (check with your birthing hospital) - Lollies or lollipops to suck on. - Watch with a 2nd hand or a stop watch to time contractions - Hand Mirror if you want to watch the head crowning and baby being born (or speak to your birthing hospital about mirror availability). - Something to wear in the bath if you're shy - Heat packs, massage tools etc. to help with pain relief or other items such as a TENS machine if you've hired one. - Cool pack. Can be nice on the forehead and better than wet paper towels. For Mum after the birth: - 2 - 3 Nightie/Pyjamas - Slippers/Socks - Bathrobe - 2 - 3 Nursing Bras & Tops - 2 Boxes Breast Pads - 8 x Underwear - It pays to have some old ones in the bag that can be thrown away in case of staining in the days after birth. - Maternity Pads - At least 2 packets - your partner can always bring more if needed. (Some also prefer incontinence Pants - Not good post Caeser though) - Toiletries - such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, hairbrush, hair bands, make up, deodorant, Liquid Soap, Moisteriser, Lanisoh.(Nipple Cream), Hairdryer (wonderful for drying yourself completely and gently. - Eye Glasses/Contact Lenses - if worn. - Face Washers - Towel - Day clothes - bear in mind that you will be sore so loose fitting clothes are the suggestion. - A roll or 2 of your own SOFT toilet paper - You are bound to be tender and don't want to be using something hard and scratchy! Or Some prefer Flushable Wipes. - Water bottle with a pop top squeezy lid to clean your bits in the shower - Breast Pump - in case there is a need to express. The hospital should have these, but some women prefer certain brands and may prefer to use their own. - Plastic bags for dirty clothes. - Tissues. - Metamucil & Ural. - Multivitamins and any other medications you may need. For Partner: - Snacks for during and after labour - It can be a long time between meals for Dad so pack some snacks that he can nibble on whilst you are in labour. - Panadol - some Dad's suffer from stress and tension headaches when watching their partners in pain and often hospitals won't give medication to fathers so it can be handy to have some in your bag. - Money for pay phone - or a charged mobile phone to make birth announcement calls. - Swimmers in case he wants to join you in the shower or bath - Change of clothes in case you're there a while and he wants to get cleaned up Extra's: - Address Book - Video Camera, extra tapes and charger - Normal camera with extra batteries or charger - Snacks for when you are back on the ward. - MP3 player or equivalent - Journal/Notepad - to keep notes of the things you may forget in the haste of everything. - Magazines and books - for reading when baby is sleeping (if you are not!) - Wallet - if wanting to purchase from snack trollies, canteens, or Pay for the use of TV or telephone. Be careful about leaving money in your room when unattended, or simply make sure hubby has money with him each time he comes! - Pen for filling out paperwork, and Thankyous if you feel up to it. - Mobile phone and charger (if allowed) - Your own Pillow/Doona. - Box of Chocolates and thankyou Pressies for Midwifes. - Sports drink for during the birth For Baby: - 4 stretchsuits - 4 singlets - 4 pairs socks/booties - 4 cardigans (depending on season) - 1 cellular blanket (for going home) - Scratch mittens - Nappies & Wipes (some hospitals provide them, discuss this with your hospital before you give birth.) - Cotton Wool - Going Home Outfit - Bunny Rugs - Toiletries - Baby Bath stuff. Baby Shampoo. Baby brush and comb. Massage Oil. - If bottle feeding, check if you need to supply your own bottles and formula. - Nail scissors for baby - Warm hat Car: - A correctly fitted Australian Standards Approved Car Restraint #2Posted 28 November 2007 - 10:35 AM
My only other suggestion is Multi-Vitamins (Elevit etc) if you plan on continuing to take them if breastfeeding.
#3Posted 24 December 2007 - 09:14 AM
The only thing I would add is a warm Hat for baby, our hospital is quite strict on a hat being on babies head at all times as that is where most of their heat escapes from, and the air con in there gets quite cold.
Also, as an 'optional' thing, some baby nail scissors, both my kids had long nails, and hated the mittens, they would lose them and end up covered in scratches till I could get home to trim their nails. It would have been easier to be able to trim their nails right from the start. Mic Edited by MickeyBoo, 24 December 2007 - 09:14 AM. #4Posted 27 December 2007 - 07:18 AM
One thing I also always pack (which I see is on the "for labour" list but it should be in the general list too)
A watch or bedside clock. I know where I have my babies, they like you to chart all feeds, wet and dirty nappies. yet the rooms never seem to have a clock. Makes it much easier to track all that if you have a small clock or watch beside your bed. I know mobile phones have the time but some hospitals/midwifes are strict on the No mobile phone policy. #5Posted 27 December 2007 - 08:27 AM
I am just doing up my hospital bag list now and getting a little teary here are some other things I have on mine:
Socks in case feet get cold in labour Aqium hand gel Hand cream Breastfeeding naturally book Snappis for cloth nappies as the pins at the hospital are blunt Present from #2 to DS #6Posted 27 December 2007 - 04:26 PM
Next time I'll take Gagorage or one of the sports drinks for Labor as I was exhausted. And a squeeze bottle so if you have stiches you can use water for when you need to go to the toilet.
#7Posted 27 December 2007 - 07:17 PM
OMG I'm gunna need about 3 suitcases to fit all of that in!! I hope there is enough room in my hospital room to fit me, jay, the baby and all that stuff!!
That seems like an awful lot of stuff for the 3 or so days that you're in there. xx Mel #8Posted 27 December 2007 - 07:46 PM
You don't have to take everything on the list, just pick out what you think you will need.
Eg. I won't be taking any clothes for baby as the ones I took last time just got spewed on and created washing for me when I got home. They are generally wrapped anyway so nice baby clothes go to waste. Just take a going home outfit. I won't be taking any toilet paper (hospital stuff was fine) but will definitely take my own pads! The ones they supply were used in the dinosaur age I'm sure! (Thick gauze like rectangle with no sticky stuff on the back) I'm not taking my own towel as I don't want my towels getting stained, and I probably won't worry about something to wear to labour in - the clothes I took didn't make it out of the bag, I was in a T shirt and then the hospital gown the whole time. #9Posted 27 December 2007 - 08:25 PM
Jayz Mel. Just to give you an idea. This is an example of what I would probably take from that list. Plus added a couple more.
Paperwork: Won't need any of it as it will all be on file there. For Mum during the birth Nothing from that list But will take a pack of pads for after birth, some undies and a set of clothes to put on after birth. Also my toiletries bag from my hospital bag. Along with a set of clothes for my DH as he may get wet as I like to be in the shower for pain relief (hot water) For Mum 2-3 Pyjamas Digital camera 2-3 Nursing Bras 2 Boxes Breast Pads 8 x Underwear - old ones as some will probably end up thrown away. Maternity Pads - I will take 3-4 packs as I am a heavy bleeder Toiletries - such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, hairbrush, hair bands, make up, deodorant, Liquid Soap. (also use post birth before returning to ward) Day clothes . A roll of soft toilet paper Plastic bags for dirty clothes. (couple of these) Tissues. For Dad: Money for pay phone - or a charged mobile phone to make birth announcement calls. Also the change of clothes mentioned in my birth bag. Extra's Magazines and books Pen own Pillow. Watch or small clock for feeding, nappy change records For baby 6 stretch suits 6 singlets 6 pairs socks/booties 3 bonnets/warm hats 3 cardigans -winter baby 2 Scratch mittens Nappies & Wipes � Cotton Wool Going Home Outfit Bunny Rugs for going home Car: � A correctly fitted Australian Standards Approved Car Restraint Most other things are either irrelevant to me or the hospital supplies them. #10 Guest_dixiebelle_*Posted 05 January 2008 - 03:38 PM
My Hospital Bag http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....hl=hospital+bag Please have a look at my hospital bag! http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....hl=hospital+bag What's the difference between packing a hospital bag and a labour bag? http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....hl=hospital+bag Hospital bag http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....hl=hospital+bag Hospital bag or suitcase?? http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....opic=411096&hl= More about Hospital Bags..(Might have been done????) http://members.essentialbaby.com.au/index....opic=411291&hl= This is my list, BTW... I found I had way too much stuff last time! HOSPITAL NEEDS Suitcase Yellow card/ medicare card pen + notepad mobile phone/ PDA (and charger) Coins CAMERA Me 2 to 3 pyjamas/nighties/ shelf singlets T-shirts/ singlet/ shorts Maternity Bra's Bottle of water Chocolate/ snacks Ear plugs/ eye mask Underwear Dressing gown Nursing pads Maternity pads Slippers/ thongs Bag for dirty clothes Breast pump case Nipple shields Toiletries Lip balm Lansinoh Rennie/ Panadol Body wash (small) Face wash (small) Shampoo & Conditioner Moisturiser Toothbrush and toothpaste Deodorant Baby Take home outfit and nappy Dummies Wrap #11 Guest_BBlessed_*Posted 25 January 2008 - 06:15 PM
My number 1 item to pack each and every time I've given birth is a special, scented set of shower gel, deodorant, moisteriser and talc. Each time I've picked out a different scent, and saved the set for after the birth - and it's been such a special moment, showering after giving birth and being able to luxuriate in something simple but special.
It's my #1 suggestion for your hospital bag - something special and nice-smelly to shower and clean with after giving birth. Avon and Le Reve sell some good sets. #12Posted 29 January 2008 - 09:30 PM
BBlessed, one of my really good long time friends has bought me some lovely L'occitane Cherry Blossom body wash and skin lotion to take to hospital. It smells gorgeous and I can't wait to use it. Great minds think alike.
#13Posted 30 January 2008 - 08:18 AM
i am having twins so that means double on the baby clothes eeekkkk
#14Posted 01 February 2008 - 08:01 AM
My hospital supplies all the baby clothes so all I need to ring is a going home outfit - check with your hospital.
#15Posted 02 March 2008 - 09:14 PM
A sports drinking bottle is a great idea I reckon! I took one in with me & it saved me having to reach for glasses of water & I didn't have to worry about spilling it or looking to see if I could even reach it for a drink!! Fill it up from the jug & keep it beside you somewhere handy:) Worked a treat for me.
#16Posted 10 March 2008 - 09:57 PM
Don't forget some large cans of Guiness. No seriously when it's day six and your baby isn't feeding and has jorndice and your milk is still dry and you haven't slept.... have a big glass of guiness and not only will you feel better but it really helps in milk production. It will not harm your bub!!!
#17 Guest_abidjanaise_*Posted 10 March 2008 - 10:03 PM
I'm stocking up on food! I'm always famished after labour and the meals are too small!
I'm taking biscuits, chunky soup, chilli con carne, muesli, and real-sized mug. #18Posted 15 March 2008 - 04:30 PM
A HAIR DRYER One thing I can't live without.
With my first it came in handy for drying "down there" as I had stitches. It was great as I could dry there without touching (ouch!!) Then with #2 & #3 I actually used it for my hair. I have oily hair and have to wash it every day. It was great as 1. I looked good for my guests (I hated being a stay-in-PJ's mum at hospital!) and 2. I didn't get cold with wet hair in the air-con. That said, I stayed in private, so I was there 5 days. If you are public...forget this item! ETA: I bought a small travel size hair dryer. It has done me well. Not too bulky for the bag, and means I didn't have to remember to pack it in the bag when I went into labour (I wasn't going to pack my home one away...I use it every day! ) Edited by *Firefly, 15 March 2008 - 04:35 PM. #19Posted 24 March 2008 - 09:28 PM
this one is more for your car.
keep a big garbage bag and a towel in the glove box or boot, or even on the seat,and if your water breaks in the car on the way to hosp it saves a big clean up after!!! (obviously you put the plastic bag on the seat 1st then the towel on top) Edited by 3munchkins, 24 March 2008 - 09:29 PM. #20Posted 14 April 2008 - 12:00 AM
I always take some framed photos of my other kids - as newborns as well as current ones. It's always interesting for the "Who is she / he like" discussions and I'm sure it makes the other kids feel special when they come in to see me.
I also bring in the other kids' baby books (the medical records books) as it's interesting to make comparisons. Oh - I also bring in my favourite coffee mug from home. I don't like the teeny cups that the tea lady brings around - it's nice to be able to wander down to the patient's kitchen and make yourself a decent sized cuppa / hot chocolate. Edited to add - I bring in some treats (snack sized choccies, colouring in stuff etc for my other pre-school aged kids when they visit). Edited by JFK, 14 April 2008 - 12:02 AM. #21Posted 16 May 2008 - 11:15 AM
Thanks for the good info!
#22Posted 23 May 2008 - 10:28 PM
Definetly the medicare card.... unlike a friend of mine!
I would agress with most on the lsit #23Posted 24 May 2008 - 03:41 PM
yess I see too.
#24Posted 29 May 2008 - 04:25 PM
I though to put my 2 cents -
I would also take: - heat pack - tennis ball in a socks for quick massage - Rescue Remedy - Arnica 30 - It's a great in post birth healing. #25Posted 06 June 2008 - 05:01 PM
And DH for those much needed massages
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Friends and neighbors? |
Media exposure? Homework/schoolwork? Sports and activities? |
Is he happy? Are you happy with him? What are your struggles? Where you do you feel like things are going well? |
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Where/how/when does he sleep? Personal hygiene? |
Friends and neighbors? Media exposure? |
Homework/schoolwork? Sports and activities? |
Is he happy? Are you happy with him? What are your struggles? Where you do you feel like things are going well? |
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Well I'm glad to hear that some folks do enjoy their 10 year olds. But it makes me feel worse about what is going on in our house. I don't really like him.
I am a 21 year old looking to interview some 10 year old boys.I am writing an essay on boys and the preteen culture they are exposed to that influences the men they grow up to be in society. I have the interview questions typed up/listed out,and was wondering if you(mothers) would let me intervew them(i prefer chat or e-mail,so i can record/copy and paste their responces.Chatting to them will also allow me to interact with them better,and have a 'conversation' with them,rather than just having them fill out a form,and i might also need to modify my questions based on their answers(during the interview),which makes chat the ideal means of questioning).I will let you read through my interview questions so you will get an idea of the kinds of things i would like to discuss,and can see if you feel comfortable with letting me interview them,( you can be present the whole time during the interview,and let me know if you would like me to stop,or if you would not like some questions to be asked/answered.)please do not influence/change your child's answers when they are responding.My e-mail address is [email protected] ,please e-mail me if you dont mind your sons participating,so I can send you a copy of the questions I would like to ask.
Thanks so much for your help,
My current ten year old son has an older brother so this isn't the first time we've had a ten year old boy.
He is my adventurous eater. He loves to try exotic foods I think just to show off! He will try anything I serve without complaining but won't eat melted cheese at all.
He just goes to bed a reads when asked after brushing. He reads until the lights-out time we set.
Personal hygiene:
He only flosses if I remind him and he usually showers every few days when we tell him to. He's not really at a stinky age yet.
Friends and neighbors:
UGH, I could write a book. He's very, very smart and used to spend a lot of time telling people so. He is better at that now. For many years he didn't want to even try at sports in the back yard but now he will and seems to like it ok. He is very muscular but doesn't like sports a lot. He doesn't have many friends at school and does weird things to get attention. He has/had a few bully situations. There is a boy in his class who is very mean and physical with him. Having said that, my son says and doesn't "stupid" and provoking things that poke the hornet's nest. (I'm not saying it's okay for him to be bullied but I tell him not to out-right taunt the bully.)
Media exposure:
He gets 30 minutes on the computer/Wii/ or DS per weekday after dinner and homework is checked. TV is much more flexible but he'll watch a couple shows after school a few days a week.
He is a brilliant kid who will make something of himself but his childhood will be one of hard-knocks. It just seems to be the way it goes for him. Nothing is easy for him socially. Age and maturity have helped but he doesn't have any subtley. He doesn't have a lot of body control. He hurts himself walking up stairs because he's not just going up the stairs. He falls out of chairs because he's messing around. He has a good sense of humor and reads a ton. He's going to be Dr. Who for Halloween.
Is he your first-born? Some of that sounds more like my 12-year-old who was a bit more emotionally manipulative of me until I could recognize it. I don't mean that to sound sinister. I just had to realize that when he made any squeaks of displeasure of what I was asking him to do, I would waffle and change what I was doing. It wasn't easy for me to see at first. Are there other things in his life that are causing this stress/anxiety? It sounds like something is bothering him and it's affecting his mood and eating habits. School? An activity? New experience?
If not, I'd say you need to decide what is okay with you and what behavior has to stop now. For example, being mean to his sister isn't okay and would be more important to me than whether he set the table.
I know what you mean about the "not my fault". My ds says this a lot too. I really think he believes it.
Mine's a few months shy of 10.
How/what does he eat? He eats everything. He eats constantly. For the past few years, he's become incredibly non-picky. Right now he just eats non stop.
Are mealtimes pleasant? Typically. We have the usual manners stuff we work on.
Where/how/when does he sleep? He sleeps in his own bed. He goes to bed at 8 on school nights and is up at 6 or 6:30. He sleeps like the dead.
Personal hygiene? He showers daily, he's started having some different body odor recently but we've always done daily baths/showers. Toothbrushing twice a day, but we almost always have to tell him to.
Friends and neighbors? He's got lots of friends. We live in the country so the neighbors are limited. There are 2 boys who play with my kids sometimes, but it's rare that I allow it because of issues we've had in the past.
Media exposure? We don't have cable and we really limit internet access with our kids. So they watch movies/show on Netflix mostly and I do monitor those to make sure they're appropriate.
Homework/schoolwork? The only regular homework he has is accelerated math. In school, he's quite advanced so I send work for him to do when he's waiting for the others so he won't be disruptive.
Sports and activities? Right now, he's not doing any sports. Typically, he does football, basketball, wrestling, baseball and golf. We're a dirtbike family as well so he does that alot.
Is he happy? He's very happy.
Are you happy with him? Very. He seems so mature to me right now and he's so smart, it's hard to remember he's just 9.
What are your struggles? I don't really have many struggles with him. The only thing we're working on is him remembering that he isn't the parent of his little brother and he needs to back off from that so dh and I can parent. He seems to think it's his job to make sure his brother behaves.
Chore charts help a ton I've found. My kids have typical chores and then I'll throw in something I think they need to work on, like making beds. Once the chart is full, they can exchange it for a coupon for a special privilege. It stops the fighting because if they don't do the chore, they don't get the reward. It's all up to them and I don't end up nagging them.
My oldest son is almost 9.
How/what does he eat?
He eats pretty much everything and eats a LOT of it. His favorites are saag, sushi, and pizza.
Are mealtimes pleasant?
Very. He usually cooks breakfast for himself and his two little siblings, which is great, and we all eat dinner at the table together where we chat about our days and current events.
Where/how/when does he sleep?
He goes to bed at 8:30, shares a room with his little brother (1st grade) who usually wants to sleep in his bunk. Once he's out (9-10), he's out.
Personal hygiene?
He is good about showering after sports and washing his hair. I have to get on him to brush his teeth.
Friends and neighbors?
We don't have any neighbors with kids, but he has friends at school, from sports, and my friends' kids. No "best friend" but he seems popular wherever he goes.
Media exposure?
We listen to popular music (among others) and watch a movie once a week as a family. He plays Wii or watches a TV show (Avatar, Pokemon, etc) for half an hour maybe 3-4 days a week.
He was having a really hard time this year but recently got diagnosed with ADHD and is having a much easier time on medication.
Sports and activities?
He plays on a U9 soccer team and is on swim team. He's pretty middle of the pack in both, although he just started swimming this year and I think he is learning fast.
Is he happy?
I think so. He sometimes has crazy rages but they are thankfully rare. He is also very sensitive to criticism and will start crying and run off to his room if he thinks we are being harsh.
Are you happy with him?
Mostly yes.
What are your struggles?
Homework and fighting with his brother. He doesn't seem to have any patience for him anymore. To be fair, the littler guy does start most of their fights.
Where you do you feel like things are going well?
He is getting more helpful around the house, is very sweet to his baby sister (15 mos), and is extremely pleasant to be around when it's just the two of us (or us + baby).
ITA. Hunger and sleep issues were always the root of any problems, here, so I'd be looking at those two things first, as well. My ds can NOT cope when he is hungry or tired. You said your ds is 5 feet tall and 52 pounds? Isn't that like 100% height and 5% weight? That level of not eating doesn't sound normal and I'd look into sensory issues. Could just be highly sensitive, not actually having sensory processing disorder. I feed my ds what he'll eat and we've slowly over the years worked on finding fruits and vegetables that he will eat or figured out how to prepare them so he isn't bothered by the texture. He has a gag reflex and has had a lot of dental work so fibrous foods bother him. He'll eat apple slices with peanut butter if I take the skin off. He'll eat spinach if I run frozen spinach through a food processor so it is powder-like and mix it into tuna salad. He finds mixed up saucy foods gross looking. Since I've been selective about what I've asked him to taste, he'll generally taste things when I offer him a tiny bite. Atm, he eats pizza with olives and light sauce, chicken nuggets, hot dogs, bacon, mac n cheese, tuna salad on a hot dog bun, cheese and crackers, cheese melted on tortilla chips, apple slices with pb, bananas, red grapes, pumpkin pie, toasted sprouted grain bread with butter and cinnamon sugar.
My ds won't sleep alone and doesn't like being alone, in general. My mom says all her boys got better about that after they went through puberty.
He isn't big on taking the blame for mishaps. I think he feels that doing that is like saying he did it on purpose when he didn't.
He's concerned about his teeth and asks me to remind him to brush. He hasn't gotten very smelly yet so hygiene isn't a big issue. He likes help washing his long hair. He's reasonably aware of his appearance and likes to look presentable if we're going out.
My son will be 10 in January.
How/what does he eat? Are mealtimes pleasant?
Pretty much anything that gets thrown in his path, and lots of it! I make a rare meal he won't eat, and at those times he can get a PB sandwich or an apple (same rule as his sister, who opts for the sandwich at least a few times a week) He needs to be reminded to keep his bum back in his seat, sitting still is a challenge. Mealtimes are pleasant.
Where/how/when does he sleep?
He sleeps in his room, he has a queen bed (it was free and he's going to be tall so he'll need it) He sleeps like the dead from about 5 minutes after his head hits the pillow (preferably around 8:30... he's starting to get grumpy by then, but he can stay up later without trouble if something exciting is happening) until about 6AM. He's always been an early riser but he works at it now because he likes to get up and see his dad off to work.
Personal hygiene?
He'll shower quite willingly 2 - 3 times a week. That's about how often the adults in the house bathe, so I don't see a need to tell him to more often. If he says "I'll do it in the morning." he means it and almost always remembers, so unless I have some reason for him to shower right when I ask, he can wait till morning. Once in a while he decides he wants a shower, and of course I don't say no. He would never brush his teeth if I didn't make him, but he doesn't put up too much of a fight when I tell him I can SEE that they're dirty.
Friends and neighbors?
He goes to a friends house every week after school, and has friends over. He's always got someone to play with at school, though it's not always the same kid. The other kids in our lane way aren't given as much freedom as my kids, so their the only ones out there riding bikes or scooters. I hope this will change as the other kids get older.
Media exposure?
We don't have cable, so the only TV is when we make a point of watching a show online. On a usual school day, there no - 1 hour screen time, on weekends we're all over the map... today they're going to get a lot of time on the PS 3 because it's a rainy pro-d and DS is having a friend over this afternoon. Tomorrow I'll probably say no to the PS 3 but let them on Minecraft for 45 min. each in the morning (we'll get busy for the day) and we'll watch Survivor when their dad goes out in the evening. Sunday they're going with their grandparents for the day & we'll probably sit down as a family and watch a movie in the evening.
He's doing well in school... he's probably around the middle of the class. They're learning about poetry and he was proud a week ago that the teacher chose his poem to read out to the class. Homework is usually about half an hour a day... if it's just reading he does it without complaint, book reports aren't too bad because the last question is "Did you like the book? Why or why not?" and he can say he didn't like it for some petty reason (after enjoying reading it?) Math his dad usually helps him with, so thats a motivator on it's own. The only time we have trouble is when he gets frustrated with something, then it's like pulling teeth to get him through it! I usually make a deal with him to partially complete it, and if he's still struggling when we get to that point he can take it to school and ask for help. If he's got it figured out by then, he usually finishes up without more fuss.
Sports and activities?
We don't have him enrolled in anything. he's not a sporty kid, his outdoor activities are riding bikes and running around like a maniac/building forts. He's been asking about swimming lessons and we'll do another set in January.
Is he happy? Are you happy with him?
He's usually happy, I'm happy with him, I think he's a pretty typical kid.
What are your struggles?
He's been getting upset more easily lately and has started to feel embarrassed when he makes a mistake. He can be quite argumentative (I shut down the PS3 for the day because he says his sister talking while he was playing was "making him screw up" and then he wouldn't listen to his dad trying to reason with him) His mouth gets him in a lot of trouble, he doesn't seem to know when he's beat... I find myself saying "You can't argue your way out of this, just clean it up/ go take some time to yourself/ do as I've asked and we'll be done!" a LOT. His impulse control is MIA when we're being goofy, it takes him longer to settle down than it used to. I think a lot of this is developmental and am trying to take it in stride. He had some major behavioral/anger issues after I split with his bio dad, and this is nothing like that... there's no threats or violence, he's in control of himself in that way. He's upset by the conflict now, whereas before he seemed to enjoy it, if that makes any sense. It's sort of a relief to see that... it's not fun or easy to deal with him being stubborn or mouthy, but it could be so much worse.
Where do you feel like things are going well?
Overall, things are pretty good. He loads/unloads the dishwasher for me and gets $5/week. he likes the responsibility and likes earning/saving money. he doesn't argue about having to do the work because he recognizes that having the job is a privilege. He can walk to a friends house or go to the school grounds by himself for half an hour... he doesn't push limits and is very well behaved around these things, he's happy to have the freedom. He values it so much he's usually home a little earlier than he needs to be! He's good at time management in general, though... he gets himself ready for school without being told, for example. His relationship with DH is great, they share a lot of interests. He was having his anger problems when his dad and I got together, and his dad played a big part in helping him heal from that, so they have a pretty special connection. DS and DD are good friends, they play together a lot (though they can't seem to manage a sleepover, either!) He tries to boss her around a bit, but she has none of it.
It's your job as a parent to make sure he eats. You can't let him get to the point of passing out. That's completely neglectful. Find reasonably nutritious things that he will actually eat, and feed him that. Make sure he is getting enough protein, especially, in whatever form he will eat it. Don't try to force him to eat "gross" things (in his words.) Have him eat before he goes out to play in the afternoons so he doesn't come home and have a complete meltdown.
Find him toothpaste and a toothbrush he likes (perhaps a fun electric one). That will make him more willing to brush.
A book I would recommend in general is The Minds of Boys.
I agree that maybe some of his difficult behaviour issues could be hunger or sleep related.
My 8 year old son will let himself get very very hungry too, if he hasn't found something that he likes. I try to offer frequent snacks when we're out. When we find something that he's hungry for, serve him a large portion, and seconds or thirds.
Maybe his night fears are interfering with him getting enough sleep. Sometimes when my kids can't sleep (and don't like being alone in their room at night), I let the child bring down a blanket and lay on the chair or the couch near me while they fall asleep. It doesn't happen too often, but I think they feel more confindent while going to sleep, knowing that this is an option.
Hmmm.. My boys are 9 1/2. They're not perfect, but they're good boys.
I'm concerned about your son's weight. I can't imagine how skinny he must be, with no fat reserves to help him through the day. No wonder he flies off the handle. One of my boys is 4'11 & 65 lbs and he's soooo skinny. (I see his skinny bod at swim practice every night.) What we do, because my skinny boy is a picky eater, too, is make sure he has some foods he'll eat at every meal. He also has a protein drink every day. It's whey protein from whole foods and has 16 grams of protein per cup, so it's loaded, plus it's apparently tasty.
If I were you, I would insist he eat something or have a protein drink the minute he walks in the door from school. My skinny boy used to have melt downs years ago after school, until I finally figured out he had to have food immediately. I would say to your son that if he doesn't eat, he doesn't go out, which gives him a good incentive.
As for his behavior, I think it's time for a heart to heart. Talk to him and his sister about what kind of family they want to live in and how they can each be the kind of person they wants to be. Talk about kindness and responsibility. Talk about bed times and try to figure out what might help. We did this several years ago with my kids and it still carries us through bad days now. Remind him what's appropriate and what's not, and let him help set consequences for when he's out of line. My boys actually suggested consequences much more harsh than I would have come up with (and I didn't take their suggestions because they were too much!) Then, tell him things need to change. He'll probably agree with you.
Does he get a snack when he first comes home? My DD turns into a complete bear when she is hungry. She is famished after school. She can hide it with friends, but she collapses when she comes home. I usually try not to talk to her after school until she has her snack. DH is unfortunately the same way so I'm used to it, but it's kind of a pain!
My DD is 8 and has some of these same issues. She is mature for her age I suppose :>).
well i see i have some similar issues with my almost 10 year old "DD" so i will answer your questions and also answer for my friends' almost10 year old son who is like a sibling to dd.
to me this is very normal. yes chores are becoming more difficult so i find chores that dd will like. so she would much rather prepare dinner than put the laundry away. esp. after a playdate its REALLY hard for dd to get her to do ANYTHING. so there are times i dont even give her chores to do. however i have found options really help her - giving her some control over it. like i'd like you to finish putting away your clothes before dinnertime. 90% of the time she does do her chores.
however i feel her refusing is part of growing up. there are certain chores she is more willing to do than anything else. there are days i lay down my foot. no going out to play untill you put your clothes away.


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Week beginning 23rd February 2015 - Week B
Welcome back after what I hope was a refreshing half term. The end of last half term went with a bang…or certainly with a song or two. The school production of the Madness musical 'Our House' was a massive hit and critics are raving about the range of students and talent on offer. To miss it was certainly to have missed out. Our thanks go to the brilliant Mrs Akielan and Mrs Nicholls and their amazing cast and crew. Well done to all involved.
Certainly a number of students kept themselves well entertained over the half term break, whether that be the mixture of Y7-13 who travelled to Altenmarkt to ski their half term away; the Year 13 students who went on a historical tour of Russia or the Computing and Textiles students who went to Disneyland, Paris for a 3 day fun packed trip.
Year 9 come back to school to show us how much they have learned and how well they are doing in their Year 9 examinations. This is an opportunity for all Year 9 students to experience formal examinations; to get used to the rules and regulations and find ways to cope with the nerves. We wish them all the best over the next couple of weeks.
A reminder that we are also running a late gate. All gates bar the one by the bungalow/reception will be closed by 8.40am. This is to encourage students to register on time, despite the temptation to stay in their beds on these cold mornings. Names will be taken down and persistent offenders will face appropriate sanctions. There has already been a marked improvement – so many thanks for your support with this initiative.
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Director Sally Potter examines the effects of globalism in the information age in this drama following a young blogger named Michelangelo as he interviews a series of eccentric subjects over the course of seven days. In a prominent New York fashion house, flamboyant designer Merlin prepares to debut his latest collection as curious blogger Michelangelo shoots interviews on his cell phone. His subjects; a disparate mix of New York denizens including a celebrity supermodel named Minx, a financial … More
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If the performances were more accomplished, or if the murder mystery storyline were less marginal, or if%u2014the simplest fix%u2014the film were simply shorter, we might not feel as weary about spending time with these fashion insiders.
Eschewing the lazy carelessness of so many misguided digital enthusiasts, Potter's rigor becomes a refreshing reminder of true cinematic values.
Claustrophobic, repetitive and mostly ludicrous, Potter's would-be satire on the power of the Internet, the fashionistas and the compulsively confessional world of celebrity, might have filled a sketch but does not a feature film make.
Rage, or at least indignant annoyance, may also be what some auds will feel after having paid to see this lame black comedy-cum-indictment of the fashion industry.
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Written and directed by Sally Potter, "Rage" is something of a failed experiment. Taking place over the seven days of Fashion Week, a vlogger, Michelangelo, interviews the participants from the top to the bottom of the industry, and all in between. There is little of interest until he stumbles across a story, amongst the protests by garment workers for higher wages that are barely covered by the press, when shots are fired. Even through this, most of the characters are only interested in themselves, so their storylines never come together to form a coherent whole. Still, there is an excellent cast including Judi Dench, Steve Buscemi, Dianne Wiest, John Leguizamo, Eddie Izzard amd David Oyelowo who are all fun to watch. Of particular notice is Jude Law, almost unrecognizable as a model, and not a male one either. And the movie almost has something worthwhile to say about fame on the internet that Michelangelo achieves of sorts, even though he is not using his real name by focusing on the fame of others.
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This morning I was sitting at the lone stop light in the sleepy little town of Dripping Springs, TX in my new daily driver - a 1939 Deluxe Ford Sedan (story for another day). And when I say "sleepy," I mean it - there wasn't a soul around as the sun ...

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Sold my '56 in 1976 because I was dead broke and it was way down in December. I was already eating beans and rice two times a week. Still regret lettin' 'er go. Maybe someday I'll have another. Love those Effie pickups.
Which version of Richard Axcell's truck is it that you like? There are two different versions pages 18,19 and 24,25. Same plate number FSX 494.
55 Ford car grille? It makes me think a 64/65 Falcon look. Works for me. Got to show that to dad for his 55.
I agree! I'm assuming it's the newer version of the two. It's a cool looking truck anyway you look at it, but I think that '55 Ford passenger car grill really sets it apart.
I still regret selling my 53 Effie. The guy that did the upholstery in my '40 has been building a wild kustom F100 for 30 years, molded bed, pan, etc. - looks like he took cues from several of the trucks pictured. Here's a friend's mild custom.
I'll take the '55 Cameo to go please... I saw the copper cart in Detroit, it is really a cool truck too.
Featured truck huh??? I know there was one on a mid 50's Hot Rod with a Cad V8 but I think that Dean's truck is the coolest featured truck of all time. That was the question right? Favorite Featured Truck?
Uh yeah, Dean's would take the cake for sure... But I was asking for your favorite of the trucks posted.
I have always dug the F-100 of Nick Cozzitorto. All the body work by Gene Winfield, Lancers, I love the front end. It seems like you would want to clone this truck. Ever notice that the hood shot is from another truck! It was from another truck from another issue. You don't always notice it at first. One of the good little books.
Don't know if I could pick a favorite ... I pretty much dig all of 'em! The Cozzitorto truck is way cool ... definitely clone worthy ... there's an Internet rumor going around that the original still exists! ... somewhere near Dripping Springs, TX ... supposedly it's in one of the sheds across the street from this parking lot:
Ha!!! Sorry about that. If I were to choose between the two of these it would have to be Nick Cozitorto's because of it's simplicity (sort of). Probably not dream truck winner material but more my taste as it does not have scallops or crazy paint. I also like the way it sits and even though the chop is funny it's still kind of sinister looking. My only change really would be to include the grille off Richard Axcell's truck because it's clean and proportionate to the body.
Ryan, are your interests changing? Seems like a few years ago you were mainly into the simple '40s style cars. That F100 with the '55 car grille in it is bitchin!!
I love that blue 55. Might do the flames that way on mine. Kind of wanting to stay green on mine anyways.
hey RYAN...i dig the truck, but i like the fact that you bud BLEW thrue the intersection better. AHH it brangs back the 50s big time. man that was the norm in those day's, can you dig it?...POP.
Weird stuff, I dug up the same issue today with some others for the classifieds...Check out the 8 deuce Crager Hemi intake and Scott injector on page 8. Seeing the 55 in color on the cover puts it on top. I'm also digging the 54 Ford with the scallops but the Wild Kat logo on the tail gate is bit cheesey for me.
The stance on Richard Axcell's F100 is killing it! Man, those pics are enough to make a man want to run full caps...
If it's the same 39 I'm thinking it sure had a killer stance. I could never get my 40 sedan to sit so low.
I gotta say this is one of my favorite little books and the I think the Joe Zupan truck on page 28 does it for me along with the Barris one in the restyles section even if it is a drawing!


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I decided to wipe my thread clean and clean out the OP since I haven't updated it since part 3, and now it is up to part 15 (with more coming on monday) I HATE horror games, with a burning passion, but I decided to try and man up by playing this game and grow some balls. Well, so far, that hasn't worked one bit. But I hope you all enjoy my progress from cowering wimp to dehumanized puddle of sadness. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovIo5nhH5Ls (More on my channel) Cheers folks!
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Didn't watch your clip, but I've seen trailers. There's no way I could play that game. I got about 15 minutes into System Shock 2 and I was like F this. My brain can't handle suspense.
This game isn't scary >.<
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I dont blame you for being frightened dude.Amnesia is a complete mind****.The Atmosphere is incredibly intense. That said, Im watching your vid now.Will update in a bit.
I'll admit it, watching you try to get through that thing was hilarious. I'll sweep the evil from this castle!
Little nudge for the edited OP, for anyone who is curious.
Im actually enjoying your narration, please continue, I can't wait until you get to encounter some monsters :P +1
Making the enemies faster than you made the game twice as suspenseful as Penumbra, its really sweet.
This game is so terrifying that the second type of creatures you encounter will kill you even with god-mode enabled. (True story) Nothing freaks you out more than running around thinking that nothing can hurt you, and then *Horrible Noises* *Slash* *Red Screen* Stay in the darkness...
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Corsairs are pirates, and pirates come in many different varieties. There are the pirates who fought off the Barbary Coast in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the contemporary pirates who infest the waters of Africa and Asia, and the pirates...who look like something else.
When the U.S. secretary of state's plane crashes while bringing her to a summit meeting in Libya, the CIA, distrusting the Libyans, hires Juan Cabrillo to search for her, and their misgivings are well founded. The crew locates the plane, but the secretary of state has vanished. It turns out Libya's new foreign minister has other plans for the conference, plans that Cabrillo cannot let happen.
But what does it all have to do with a 200-year-old naval battle and the centuries-old Islamic scrolls that the Libyans seem so determined to find? The answers will lead him full circle into history, and into another pitched battle on the sea, this time against Islamic terrorists, and with the fate of nations resting on its outcome.
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"Action packed Cussler"
This is a really action packed book. I really enjoy Cussler but at some points this was a bit much. Juan did some things that make James Bond look like an amateur. All that being said, if you like Cussler's style and the Oregon Files series, you'll love this. If you haven't read any of the series but like action/espionage you won't be disappointed.
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This was one of the best Clive Cussler books I have read with great relationship of current events and past history. The patriotic and "do the right thing" approach to events allowed my total buy-in and made me feel involved in the adventure.
I am an avid eclectic reader.
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What I like about Clive Cussler's books is they always opening with something of the past that relates to what's going on in the present. I have not check the facts in every book of Cussler's I have read but the ones I have the facts in the past are correct it is what he does with them in the future that the fun begins. Corsair is the 6th novel in the Oregon series and it's about a battle with the Barbary Pirates. As a fan of Navel History I am aware of the role the United States Navy and Marines played in President Jefferson's first war. The war with Tripoli was short but showed the world the United States maybe a young country but it would not be pushed around by pirates. This war made it into the Marine Corp's anthem "to the shores of Tripoli." I wished I had read the Oregon series in order, this book provided a great deal more information about the Oregon ship than the newer books in the series. Juan Cabrillo and the men and women of the Oregon were fighting Pirates off Somali when ordered to go to Libya to rescue the Secretary of State Fiona Katamiora who was captured by terrorists. Cussler is famous for his fast past action, his protagonists get out of one problem and plunge immediately into another, the last minute saves makes it difficult to put the book down. The story is good entertainment and well written. Scott brick performs his usual great narration.
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"Great listen"
This was one of the best reads/listen that I have experienced. The characters are well placed in each of the different scenarios and of course the principal character always comes through in a clutch. Great read/listen.
"as always Cussler delivers"
full of twists and turns, what you would expect from Cusler. Oregon FIles are my favorite series, and he never fails to amaze me with his surprise endings. To bad hollywood hasnt caught on yet, what a series of movies these would make.
"Great summertime read"
If you a fan of Cussler you won't be disappointed and if you're new to his works you'll enjoy his tale of good versus evil in his usual swashbuckling style. Nothing deep here but a fun read.
"Full of action"
Juan and team pull off another caper with lots of action and an ever moving plot. Great book! Hard to put down.
"Read like a Rambo Movie"
Normally I will listen to an entire book, even if it's boring. However, I couldn't finish this book. I suppose I'm tired of these military type characters who are awesome, the best of the best of the best of the best and are happy to let you into their thoughts where they let you know they are the best of the best of the best. They can wipe out an entire army with Swiss army knife and burlap sack...
I tried to suffer through but gave after another description of awesomeness
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