Thursday, December 31, 2009

Do I take my child with me to parent / teacher conference?

I know this may sound silly, but I have my first kindergartner %26amp; her first parent / teacher conference is next week. I am not sure if I am suppose to take her with me or find someone to watch her. Any advice? Maybe from a teacher or experienced mom? Thank you!Do I take my child with me to parent / teacher conference?
At my daughter's school they want the children to attend the parent/teacher conferences.





It should say on the form that was given to you from the teacher about the parent/teacher conference if no children are allowed.





I know some schools do not want them to attend.





Or call the school (you don't even have to speak with the teacher) and ask them if children are allowed to come.Do I take my child with me to parent / teacher conference?
Some parents do, some parents don't. It depends on your teacher. I prefer not to have the children there because it's easier to discuss concerns. However, having the child there means you can brainstorm with the child and they can help come up with ideas to solve problems. Check with other parents in your district and talk to your child's teacher about it.
I have been a single Dad since my daughter started school. She is now 11, and I have been to every one of her conferences. It helps the child think she/he is a part of the process.
My mom did after my dad passed away. I really liked it. It is good to know first hand what your teacher says, but I was a little older. I was ten. I could handle it if my teacher said I was having problems. Most of them always said the same thing though. Very smart, mind like a sponge, just needs to focus more, complete tasks on time etc. What if what a teacher has to say about your child is not quite that pleasant? Are you prepared to deal with that?
My school expects the child to be there. We are moving towards student lead conferences. If we have concerns that we don't want to discuss with the child there, we make another appointment. It really varies, though, so the best thing to do would be to phone or email the school to check.
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  • How do you compromise on homeschooling when one parent wants to & the other doesn't?

    - Join a co-op so your kids will experience ';classroom'; or ';group'; learning time.





    - See if you can both agree on a charter school.





    - See if there are private schools that offer homeschool programs or independent study in your area.





    - Try online school.





    - Try public school for a year or so, then if it's still the best choice, switch to homeschooling





    - Try the above suggestion in reverse order.





    - See if the public school will allow your children to take one or two classes at the school and homeschool the rest of the time.





    - Agree to attend a public school open house with an open mind if the other parent will attend a homeschool group meeting/curriculum fair/orientation/feild day/etc with an open mind. Examine both sides of the coin.How do you compromise on homeschooling when one parent wants to %26amp; the other doesn't?
    Well, you can't really. It takes 100% moral support from both parents. Otherwise, when things get hairy (and occasionally they do) the resistant parent will be ready to jump ship. You can agree to use a boxed curriculum and join a support group. One can also ask, ';How can you compromise on public schooling when one parent wants to and the other doesn't?'; You are in a tough spot. I hope you come to agree on a solution soon and everything works out. Good luck!How do you compromise on homeschooling when one parent wants to %26amp; the other doesn't?
    You agree to homeschool until it becomes difficult for you to teach anymore. Maybe agree to homeschool until he/she is at the eighth grade level. In know the reason alot of people are against it is because they say it takes away from the child developing good social skills. And I agree with that to a point. I see my nephew, who is homeschooled, and I don't care a whole lot for it. I feel it isolates the kid too much. But on the other hand, there are many ways to involve him with other kids, like Little League and other sports. Now his mother is afraid he'll get picked on too much if he goes to school. Go figure. But I think homeschooled kids tend to be smarter. But there is no replacing classroom interaction between himself, teachers, and other students. Just a few points to ponder.
    The only compromise I've heard of is to agree on a trial period--a year, for example.





    I've known parents to get the opposing parent to attend homeschooling events/activities with them. It's usually enough to convince the opposing parent that homeschooling is at least worth trying. :)
    U put the child first......


    NOT THE PARENTS.... what ever is in THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD..





    we all have to make sacrifices..





    IT IS ABOUT THE CHILD.. NOT THE PARENT.......


    GOOD LUCK
    As a first step, each person should list their pros and cons, then exchange lists. If you can mitigate a con or feel that a positive isn't actually a positive, put it on a separate piece of paper, then go over the list item by item. But your goal isn't to 'win' the pro and con phase; instead you are trying to understand what their concerns are, and try to explain why you disagree (and listen to their responses towards your concerns).
    I never had the problem of worrying what the other parent thought. I suppose you could do your homework and show the benefits of homeschooling.


    Your child does not have to be isolated. If you check into it, there are other parents that are homeschooling and they plan field trips, just like public school. Home schooled kids and their parents can sign up for field trips. Your public library might have information on homeschooling and all that goes with it... ours does.
    Only commit to one year of HS'ing - or even one semester. Then if the opposing parent doesn't think it's working, you can enroll the child back in public/private school.





    There is a ';middle ground'; available in some states - virtual charter schooling. This is pretty much the same as HS'ing independently (using a curriculum), but with certififed teacher oversight, school activities, and the curriculum paid for by the district. It can be a good jumping off place into independent HS'ing when one parent isn't so sure about HS'ing. See if your state has them available.
    My husband wasn't on board with homeschooling at first. He didn't even want to hear about it. It was a long process, but he was able to talk to a friend at work who homeschooled his children. We went to a few curriculum fairs together and looked over materials. He was able to see that homeschoolers are ';normal'; and he was able to see some other dads. He agreed to try it for a year and it has worked out so well that we are going to continue. He's not on board with going all the way through high school yet, but I'm still hopeful!





    I think men sometimes have a huge issue with their children being different. They want their kids to be ';normal'; and do all the normal kid stuff and homeschooling is just... well... different. It also makes the dad stick out to his friends because his kid isn't doing what their's are doing.





    My advice is to be patient, remain level headed, provide him with factual information, realize your husband loves your kids as much as you do, and see if he will agree to a trial period.





    Here are some other tips that helped me:


    http://www.successful-homeschooling.com/鈥?/a>





    Good luck! I know it isn't easy when your heart is pulling you in one direction and your husband wants to go another.
    My daughter has been homeschooled for a year now and her dad didnt approve at first but when he saw how i was coping and the work we were doing he has changed his mind since then. Now my son who is 13 wants to be homeschooled as well. He was bullied by teachers and i dont like how the school is managed. Anyway, his dad still doesnt know he is going to be home school from next week, mainly because he is always away on business trips. I know he wont approve but i also know that he will change his mind with time.


    He knows i can manage specially after receiving the report from the education department for my daughter.
    just see how your kids are doing with it ask them
    A man should be of tremendous character and be the leader in the home. A woman must object, however, if the man is wrong. This will help in making all decisions.





    Now, I know that people don't like hearing this, but I say it according to my first amendment right of Freedom of Speech.

    Are there any tattoo parlors in nj who will tattoo a 16 year old with a parent?

    I am turning 16 in march and i wanted to get a tattoo dedicated for my dad who had passed away a year ago. is there any places who will tattoo a 16 year old with a parent?Are there any tattoo parlors in nj who will tattoo a 16 year old with a parent?
    It's legal in NJ to get tattooed with parental permission however that doesn't mean all artists are going to do it. Call around and talk to artists. But don't just settle on one because they are willing to tattoo you. Make sure they are actually good at what they do.Are there any tattoo parlors in nj who will tattoo a 16 year old with a parent?
    do look for more option before you are do it. don't make a impulsive decision.

    Did any of you young people lose a parent to suicide?

    Have any of you people in your late teens or early twenties lost a parent to suicide? How did it affect you and was there anything the sucidal parent could have done to ease the suffering you felt? How has the suicide affected your life?Did any of you young people lose a parent to suicide?
    i think i can do a good job of answering your question. i was seventeen when my dad killled himself on xmas day . i was unfortunate enough to find him. at first i was in shock . i immediately asked myself if suicide was something i should do also . fortunately i didnt do it. his passing was very unfortunate because i think the teens and after high school are very important years . this is when you start becoming an adult and asking them life questions. after several years i understand his choice and honestly if i had felt the pain he did i might have made the same choice. what he could have done? get help . for himself for us we were a disfunctional family and he didnt see a way to solve the problem. im a lot older now. like i said a teem doesnt have that important adult voice to guide them. my mom couldnt do that she had her own problems one really bad effect is the unconscious that lots of decisions i make are based on what happened to him.Did any of you young people lose a parent to suicide?
    My dad committed suicide about 1 month after I graduated from college. It made me feel helpless and alone in the world. My mother did not work and he was our family hero. Basically, the rug got pulled out in front of us. Later on, after the dust settled, I realized that life is precious and it should be enjoyed. I had much more difficult things happen to me than he did but I did not give up. With a little patience, things generally work out and it is not worth killing ourselves over things. Suicide also upsets those around you too. People should think about that before doing something so stupid!

    Can a minor open a bank account (with parent consent) and actually use it?

    My mom doesnt have a bank account herself, so can she open one for me?Can a minor open a bank account (with parent consent) and actually use it?
    Yes you can open a bank account in only your name with your moms help you can have a checkbook as well as a ATM card most banks have a limit of age 18 to get a credit card from the bank in only your name








    good luckCan a minor open a bank account (with parent consent) and actually use it?
    You should be able to open if your mom is also an owner of the account.
    It depends on state laws and banking regulations. Some states do not allow minors to open a checking account. You can always open a savings account with or without your mom.
    Parents can set up accounts for children in banks


    either full use or deposit only. For the deposit only the bank requires both your signiture and your parent -co-signer to withdraw money. You however may deposit money anytime in the account with only your signature. Check with your bank about the rules for cashing checks against the account.

    Can a minor move to another state WITH parent consent?

    If a minor has the consent of their parents along with a location to stay in another state, would it still be legal to move even though the person they're staying with is not a family member? Since the parents would still be supporting the child, wouldn't it be a little different from emancipation or is it still possible to receive support from the parents after being emancipated?Can a minor move to another state WITH parent consent?
    The general answer is going to be yes. If you want someone to check for any exceptions unique to your state, you should post both where your parents/legal guardians live and where you would be living.





    EDIT: And with both of those states, yes, you may move out with parental consent at any age. In fact, many people do because of college.Can a minor move to another state WITH parent consent?
    Emancipation is the process that a minor is designated as a legal adult, who is CAPABLE of supporting himself, making valid decisions, etc. The court is not going to emancipate you, if you cannot do those things.


    Until the minor is adult, the law normally holds the parents responsible. What you don't mention is the age/ status of the person that you will be living WITH. It might be possible if that person IS an adult, that the parents could give power of attorney to that person, with limited powers (ie sign for medical treatment in emergency, so forth). If the other person is not mature/ responsible, that could be a risky thing to do.


    But the whole idea of emancipation is that the person is able to support themself. Your parents might talk to a lawyer, to see what alternatives there are.
    well if your under 16 no you would have to go to court and ask to be emancipation and the court well decide if you have any just cause in being removed from your family home but once you are emancipation your folks do not have to support you once your out why should they if you feel you can live on your own and take care of your self that in cludes all your bills and clothes ,food ,shoes , doctors, dentist and any other part your folks normally pay you well have to pay for yourself .





    you don't say the age of the child that would help





    I don't think a child under 16 can just move out with out some court papers just in case something happens to the child and they are not reported for child abandonment or child abuse they need proof where the child went and why

    Monday, December 28, 2009

    In your opinion, is it wrong for a parent to cuss at a child to make them behave?

    Would you consider that child abuse?In your opinion, is it wrong for a parent to cuss at a child to make them behave?
    Verbal abuse, maybe. Cussing at a child won't teach them to behave. That has to be done with real words and true explanations.In your opinion, is it wrong for a parent to cuss at a child to make them behave?
    yeah it is! its wrong becuz when i was little and sometimes now my parents especially dad cuss at me! my mom feels bad becuz shes fragile but can get really mad and stuff but my dad makes me feel really bad when he cusses at me!

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    I dont think its very positive. Why would a parent have to curse to get their point across?
    words are words, it depends on the way they are used. I would consider it abuse if the parent is using words to insult and hurt the child, like ';you're so fu(kin stupid';, but see it's not the f-word that makes that abusive, it's the stupid part. I don't think using curse words around a child is right, but I don't think it's abuse either.
    YES! I think that you should discipline your children in a calm and collective manner or else they will FEAR you not RESPECT you. When you cuss, that shows that you have reached a boiling point and your true POINT will never come across to a child in fear.
    It is absolutely wrong! I don't know if I'd deem it child abuse, but it is definitely setting a bad example. If a child grows up hearing you cuss at/around him/her, how are you supposed to stop them from saying bad words too? In my family, we grew up even thinking ';shut up'; was a bad word, because that's how seldom we heard bad language, and it was never directed at us if one of our parents accidentally ';let one fly.';
    It's wrong to curse anywhere, the influence on a child


    makes it worse-- I regard it as abuse.
    I don't know if I'd call it child abuse, but I definately think there is no reason at all to cuss at or around children.
    Cussing at them wont teach them discipline but it will teach them to cuss themselves. Kids are like a sponge, they repeat what they hear at home.


    As for child abuse, yes and no. Depending how it is used.
    I would say it is wrong and is verbal abuse. How is it someone cusses at their child and then punishes them when the child cusses? Where to you think they learn it?


    Sad.
    Of course it's wrong and abusive and has no effect at all on ';making'; a child behave. It has more to do with the parent than the child.
    I think that cussing is abusive to all who hear it, and if a person cusses at their child then they are teaching their child to do the same. If you can't control your tongue, then how are you going to train your child??
    Verbal abuse if its used against a child. Like if they say f*** you you b****! then its verbal abuse. If its used like Watch your d*** mouth then its just a word. Either way I don't think parents should use those words around their young children (younger than 12). It sets a bad example.
    it's wrong, it just teaches them to solve their problems that way and lowers they self image and worth. It's humiliating and an adult that cursed at a child is a bully. Children need to be told what they did wrong if it is to be changed.
    When a parent is so frustrated with a child that s/he resorts to cussing, then s/he is being an ineffective parent. It's best to send the child to another room until the parent is calm enough to disipline the child without cussing.





    Cussing will not teach a child anything but to cuss themselves. Dependnig on what was said it could be considered verbal and/or emotional abuse.
    yes verbal abuse. a child should never be cussed at thats awful. Plus they have minds like a sponge so if you cuss thats going to be the next thing out of the kids mouth.
    It is already abuse. It's verbal abuse.
    Yes it is wrong to cuss a child, it teaches the kids that those words are ok to say as well. I was at a friends house the other night when her 2 year old daughter threw a toy, her 3 year old brother went over spanked her on the butt and said ';Mommy I beat sissies @ss.';





    I don't know bout child abuse, I guess it depends on the situation.
    Yes, it is wrong and yes, it is possible child abuse in some cases.
    it depend on alot of things. like the context of the cuss word. if you say ';sit your @ss down';, thats not bad, if you say ';you are a dumb @ss'; thats bad. as long as you are not down grading your child then of course that is verbal abuse. also you have to consider the parent, if you use cussing all the time, and it's just a normal thing for you, then its just a normal thing for you to say something with a cuss word in it when you get mad at the kid. if you are a parent who makes a point never to cuss in front of your kids then i think it's a little worse, because then it can really hurt there feelings.





    my parents were never like oh don't cuss around the kid. i can tell you from personal expeirence, that my parents have said things like ';What the he!l are you doing'; and stuff along those lines and it made no differents if they would have left the bad word out.
    Cursing at a child is child abuse? HELL NO! If anything, child abuse is physically attacking your child with brute force with anything that is deemed too excessive! If you beat your child with a brick, that is considered child abuse in the physical sense! If you constantly tell your child that he/she is the dumbest person alive and that he/she will never amount to anything, that is mental abuse! Cursing out your child to make them behave is not child abuse! Some of these kids are so out of control you are sometimes left without a choice of what to do next!





    When it comes to children, this is how it goes with them for 18 years of your life:





    You spend the first two years teaching the child to walk and talk, then you spend the next 16 telling the child to ';Sit down and shut the f--k up!';
    whats cussing? swearing?





    oh yeah its wrong, hurts the child and the parent.
    yes, it is wrong. Child abuse? well, yes.
    Yes, it's wrong to cuss a child to make them behave. It is considered verbal abuse.
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  • How do you know you are a good parent?

    I am a very young mom and a new 1@ that.I feel that im not a good mom B-cuz i havent changed some of my ways. i love my baby w/ all my heart but shouln't that b enough to make me change?How do you know you are a good parent?
    face it kids nor parents come with instructions. we do the best that we can with what we've learned from our parents and in life. the best way to be the best parent you can be is to love, respect, listen, and provide the best you can for your child. being a 1st time mom maybe the scariest time in your life right now but remember we all make mistakes just learn from them and love, love, love, you child. good luck!!!!!How do you know you are a good parent?
    i'm not a parent
    If you know in your heart that you are doing everything you can for your child... if you know you are doing the best that you can; making decisions based on what is best for your child; taking care of their physical and emotional needs to the best of your abilities. Then you can rest certain that you are a good parent... and if like me your best just never quite seems good enough, then just love your child as much as you can and it makes up for the rest.


    [mother of 4... 25, 22, 17 and 14 and grandmother of one very spoiled 3 year old!]
    It sounds hokey but you've got to want to change. LOVE being enough is pretty much fluff and fairy stories. You still have to work and put a lot of effort into raising a baby and being a good parent. It may mean sacrificing some of your ';ways';(especially if they potentially hurt your baby directly or indirectly). But don't be a martyr. One of the things to help you be a better parent is to meet your needs as well as your baby.
    ask ur baby
    If you are teaching your children the word of God in the bible and guide them as they grow up. Be a good model to them





    Train up a child in the way he should go, And even when he is old he will not depart from it.





    Proverbs 22:6
    when your kid lives to be 18 and you kick them out on their lazy good for nothing ***!!
    sometimes love is not enough, especially when you've still got feelings for your old ways. If you really want to change then sit down and take a few minutes to ask yourself these questions. What do i need to give my child?


    What do i want to give my child?


    What do i need to do for my child?


    What do i want to do for my child?


    How can i make the relationship between my child and i special?


    What do i absolutely need to do for my child to look back one day and say ';my mom is the best in the world!';?





    Remember, be firm but gentle and let your child learn to love and love to learn.








    What i wanted most from my parents is to listen to me and allow me to take a few risks with guidance instead of just trying to shove a lifestyle down my throat.
    love helps..... but guidiance and limits have to be enforced. you'll change and grow along with him or her ....
    Father with 2 kids, aged 20 and 14 here. Both of them just dandy.





    I think the 'rules' are simple ones. Be consistent with your partner so that the kids will be consistent with you. Give the kids all they need, but only half of what they want. Say Yes when Yes is the right word to say, say No when it isn't. Remind them, if necessary, that they live with you, and that you do not live with them. Tell them that you love them at least once a day. Do not push them to be/do what they do not want to be/do. Permit them the rare day off from school, even if they are not ill (after all, we take them off from work too, yes?) And remember that 50% of communication between people involves listening too.





    Good luck to you.
    It depends on what your ';Ways'; are. If it is something that could be harmful to your baby you need to make a tough decision about whether to keep him/her and decide to make changes in your life or to give them up to someone that can properly take care of them. There is no such thing though as a perfect parent. Everyone makes mistakes.
    ';Your ways?'; What ways, are you talking about. It's dificult since that is a broad question. But I believe it's not only the emotion that counts but the action that counts. You can be the best mother by shownig compassion for ur baby, not only just the feeling, but praising ur child. I felt that was missing in my life, the ';praisal'; which i find it difficult to be positive if i do something. Think of it as ur the teacher, and u want to make the kid feel special and let them know your there. It's about showing ur baby ur there for them. If ';these ways'; include going out n partying I suggest u cut it down, or stop at all. You're a new mother, and should live ur life for ur new baby. Congratz btw. Good luck!
    Your child will show you how good of a parent you are as and when they grow.


    You have a very long road ahead of you, you and baby are now each others teachers, each others pupils and you never know what lessons you have before you so you have the element of surprise and shock and sadness and every other emotion to come to help you both learn and grow together.


    Good luck and don't worry, just relax and enjoy your new life being a mum.


    God Bless You
    youre still young and going out and partying is all you care about





    give custody of the baby to your mom
    wat i want from my mother is quality time..selfless love..and frankness
    to know u r a gud parent. the child will not do any thing wrong when u r not around and will not decieve u but the best way to bring up a child is to use the bible.

    Where can I get a monroe piercing without parent consent?

    God, my parents never let me do anything....


    I recently got my second holes in my ears.


    But I want more. Like my eyebrow, a monroe, my cartilage, and my belly button.


    Where can I get any of these piercings without





    1. Freaking my parents out.





    2. Behind their backs...











    HELP HELP HELP!Where can I get a monroe piercing without parent consent?
    somewhere that you prob dont want to.





    Most upstanding places wont pierce you without a parent if your under 18. If you go somewhere else it will prob get infected.Where can I get a monroe piercing without parent consent?
    Obviously if your parents don't want you to be doing something like that, then you shouldn't do it. If they don't want you to do it, then they probably have good reason for deciding that. Seriously... if you need your parents permission to do ANYTHING at all, you're too young to pierce your monroe.
    if you're over 18 then you dont need thier consent. but unless you like know a piercer or something you have to get thier permission. you could always pierce it yourself but i wouldnt do that if i were you
    if you look 16 you can lie about your age and get your bellybutton peirced....thats whati did....lol......
    You could just wait? Seriously, whats the big rush?

    How to go about asking/finding out if parent of your child's new friend smokes around them?

    My daughter has a best friend @ daycare and we just got the #. This past weekend my bf/her dad went and met them @ a park. The little girls dad smokes, but we don't know if he does it around his kids. My daughter isn't in a household where someone is smoking EVER. I also don't want her smelling like it when she comes home. How do I go about finding out/asking? And letting him know I would prefer him not to when my daughter's around if he does?How to go about asking/finding out if parent of your child's new friend smokes around them?
    I am a smoker, do not smoke in my house my car or anywhere around my child. Just come out and ask them, we smokers no thats it not good to smoke around children. I would never take that as an insult. Just make me think that you are a good mother worring about her child. If they get mad or refuse there not the type of parents you would want around your child anyways.How to go about asking/finding out if parent of your child's new friend smokes around them?
    You can't control what someone does in their own home, as dangerous as second hand smoke is, he already knows that, but may not care. In any case, I would just ask. If he gets upset about it, then too bad, it's your daughter's health that is number one here, not an inconsiderate friend.
    Just like you did here. You say ';I noticed you smoke. I would prefer it not be done around my child.'; Pretty simple. They wont get offended and will understand. Most smokers know it is bad so they are open to not doing it around children. Good luck
    I would just come out and ask. I would choose my words carefully to be sure that I don't offend them but just politely let them know that you don't smoke and prefer it if your daughter wasn't exposed to it
    i would say.. just to let u know we have a strict rule its no smoking in our home and we dont mind if ppl smoke we just dont want our children in same room as it.... that way ur sticking to ur rules and saying nicely dont smoke around my child
    What's wrong with just asking him?
    Just ask him and tell him you'd rather him not smoke around your child...I'm sure he'll understand
    I just wouldn't send her with them, unless you go along. No one can take care of your little ones as well as you can, and I think if you try to talk to this man about his smoking, it might cause drama.





    This is the reason my kids don't go to their grandma's house, and she just Does Not Get It. I don't care if she blackens her lungs, but she's not hurting my kids with her nasty habit. :-(
    I am a smoker, i do not however smoke around my children unless they come outside while I am smoking. I will not smoke around any ones child if they ask me not to. I let parents know before their children come over that I smoke and make sure there is no problem. If there is a problem I will try to fix it. If they can't get over me smoking outside then don't send the kid. I know it sounds harsh but if I do what they ask then they should accept it. Smoking doesn't make a bad parent. I would just talk to him, ask if your child were to go over could he keep it away from your child. I wouldn't worry about it until the time comes though. Even parents who smoke around their children (in home and car) are willing to back off while someone else children are there. It's very easy and shouldn't cause any problems what so ever.
    just bring it up in calsual conversation, and just be straight forward and honest.... I hate smoking and would never allow my children to be around it, the only way to know is ask, just be like I noticed you smoke and do you do it around your children cause you would not like your child exposed to this
    Like the last poster replied just ask. Hey Joe I noticed you smoke, I would really appreciate it if you didn't smoke around little Ashley when she comes over.


    Be prepared to accept the fact that you might have to meet in the park or outside. It is his house and even if he agrees to not smoke around her if hes smoking in the other room she still might come home smelling like smoke. But he might tell you he only smokes outside or is trying to quit.


    Bottom line its your kid, shes only in preschool now but this will be an issue for many years to come. Learn to take this step now before it becomes even more important- Ashley wants to come to the party will there be parents there? do you allow drinking? etc.

    How many cases of a child murdering a parent since 1953 in new zealand?

    i am doing a monologue for drama and i want to know how many cases of a child murdering a parent there have been in New Zealand since 1953 till 1999. also, can anyone tell me of a case in New Zealand that happened in 1999 of a child murdering their parent?How many cases of a child murdering a parent since 1953 in new zealand?
    Check local law enforcementHow many cases of a child murdering a parent since 1953 in new zealand?
    I live in New Zealand and can't remember many cases.





    I have found one that occurred in 2001 - here's what it says on the website





    ';TEENAGER TO BE SENTENCED FOR KILLING FATHER


    A teenager accused of shooting his father has been convicted of manslaughter in the High Court at Whangarei this afternoon. Fifteen year old, Tikiahi Erstich has been remanded on bail for sentencing on the 8th of March. He had been facing charges of murdering his father, Walter Erstich at Awanui, just north of Whangarei in July last year';





    Also there's the case of Juliet Hume and Pauline Parker who murdered Pauline's mother on 22 June, 1954 which is the basis of Peter Jackson's movie ';Heavenly Creatures';





    Try searching www.crime.co.nz





    Sorry I couldn't be of more help









    Are you totally different from the way your parent's raised you?

    Parent's provide love, guidance, security, education and pass on moral and values that they believe will help their children have a life that is much better than what the parent's have known.Are you totally different from the way your parent's raised you?
    yeah!





    i mean sometimes its all tough there very firm and u just hate but as time evolves you understand that what was done was for the greater good so yeah i have changed a lot trust me and its a good changeAre you totally different from the way your parent's raised you?
    We are the people our parents warned us about.
    I am completely different from what my mom to me. I acutally spend time with my son and give him encouragement. and I never lock him in a room for hours to have sex with weird men that I meet in jail
    I believe that parents can only do so much to shape our children. That a lot of who they become is genetics and not so much environment. I know people who were raised in horrible conditions and turn out to be sweet, well adjusted people and then people who were raised with the best home life and they grew up to me mean, immature people.





    I do my best to teach them right from wrong and how to behave correctly but I know that their personalities were formed when they were very small and there is no changing them. Not like I would want to.
    Despite desperate resistence, becoming your parents is inevitable.
    You should be different from the way our parents raised us up. We've got to be out of the bag sooner or later. They raised us up good, strong and the best they could but you have to realize that you would never be the person your parents expected you to be.They done their job now we have to do ours. Open your mind and explore what is really out there.

    Saturday, December 26, 2009

    How big of an advantage is having a parent that went to a college you're applying to?

    Because my mom went to SUNY Oneonta. I want to know how much of an advantage I would have because she went there.





    I know a girl who was double legacy at Cornell so...she got in..How big of an advantage is having a parent that went to a college you're applying to?
    it gives you an advantage but you have to be smart too..


    my parents both went to yale but my brother didnt get in...How big of an advantage is having a parent that went to a college you're applying to?
    At a public university? Little or nothing.
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  • What are a few good ideas about making money at home for a stay-at-home parent?

    i would say no scams, but those are part of the territory. any good ideas?What are a few good ideas about making money at home for a stay-at-home parent?
    I had an elderly lady as a tenant, and she helped make ends meet, by doing some baby sitting.


    Depending on how many children you have, and your patience, it may be a simple and easy way to make extra cash.


    No need to tell you, how many working parents, need someone or place to take care of their children, when they are working.


    You can check around, at some child care centers to see what they charge.


    You may have to buy some more toys and other things, to take care of the kids, but it should be a small out lay for you, And it's something you already have skills for.What are a few good ideas about making money at home for a stay-at-home parent?
    try babysitting kids for ppl you know.... sell avon.... sell the pampered chef...... sell candles....i dont really know many things you can do.
    I became a Rep for a company that produces products to make cooking faster, easier and more healthy. People are looking for all natural foods these days so it beings in a very good income. I have repeat customers every month so each month I make more and more income with out doing a whole lot of work! They are a no-pressure company so I do not have to do any sales pitches or bother anyone, people taste the food, they love it, they buy it and they keep buying it! I love it! So does everyone else! Send me a message if you might be interested I can give you more info! Good luck with your quest for additional income!

    Why are most people closer to a certain parent?

    Is there a specifiic reason?


    Because, even when I was little, I was closer to my dad.


    And my twin brother, he's the opposite. He's closer to our mom.


    Most people seem to favor one parent, and maybe even have something against the other.Why are most people closer to a certain parent?
    you are always closer to the parent which you are most like. xWhy are most people closer to a certain parent?
    it depends on your current relationship with each parent i was most closer to my Mum because she was always with me my Dad was usually overseas working and would visit now and then and usually the Mums are closer to most people cause the Dads are usually labeled as the strict up tight ones that always gave you chores and punishment while the Mum was approachable kind and considerate
    For some reason that is true. It could be maternal reason is the bonding when mothers breastfeed their children. That is a bond that is created.


    For men they might be more sensitive to the children's needs.
    Just because someone is closer to one parent does not mean they have something against the other. its just the way life is!!! It is the same as how some people are closer to one friend then the other =]
    Well, Sigmund Freud has a theory on this. He believes that girls head towards daddy, and boys towards mom. That's the short version. I definetely suggest reading up on Freud's theory. Very interesting.
    Some people just naturally gravitate towards one parent more, i'm not shure that there is a specific cause for it, but there are many theories.

    What states allow you to be a foster parent at age 18+?

    Ohio, Kansas, Indiana.... what state are you from and I can find it for you.





    MOST states are for at least age 18. A few have higher age restrictions.What states allow you to be a foster parent at age 18+?
    Good question... i will come back and read the answers.. cuz i wanna adoptWhat states allow you to be a foster parent at age 18+?
    yes

    Ok how do I negotiate with a deadbeat parent to give me back child support or suffer legal action?

    My deadbeat parent never offered any assistance and I'm considering taking legal action and it would be less expensive to just ask for money instead of lawyers and everything, how would I go about settling this out of court and negotiating with this dude?!Ok how do I negotiate with a deadbeat parent to give me back child support or suffer legal action?
    Your parent?





    You can't. The other parent can try children's services to see if there is a valid argument for payment of back supportOk how do I negotiate with a deadbeat parent to give me back child support or suffer legal action?
    If you are under 18 you other parent must do it. If you are over 18 it is too late you can't collect back child support once you are an adult.
    If he hasn't done it yet--he's not going to by a little talk of yours...


    you will need to do legal action.
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    Simply ask for the child support, and if that doesn't work ... file the papers.
    By listening to your question, and seeing your name, if I were him I'd tell you to stick your scepter up your a55.
    First thing that has to be determined is if you can legally go after back child support. Never heard of this happening.





    Then you need to know whether or not there is any money that can be collected. If there is then do get an attorney. If you are successful in collecting the court is probably going to make the deadbeat pay all court cost and attorney fees.





    If the supporting parent doesn't have money, no matter what the court says then you are wasting your time. If they have hidden the money then you'll have to track it down, give that information to the attorney and then drag them into court.





    Good Luck!
    I don't think ';negotiate'; is the right word. Go to the legal clinic at the local law school and get them to help you (it's free).
    If you are presently over 18 years of age, it is too late to take any action. Action should have been taken before you turned 18. If you are under 18 years of age, you can go to the district attorney's office in your county and tell them you want to report a dead beat parent who has failed to pay child support, if, indeed, child support was ordered by the court. They will investigate the matter and if they find that he should have been paying they will garnish any wages he earns and send the money to the appropriate recipient.
    Since it was already (I assume) agreed to in court with no action, why would you think you can get it solved now without going to court. Child Support Bureau needs to be notified by your custodial parent since they are the one who got the original judgement.
    WHO are you?





    IS there a current support order?





    In what state was the order issued?





    WHEN was the current order issued?





    HOW much is he/she in arrears?
    Its very difficlut to get back child support, especially if the child in question is of age. I personally know that my deadbeat father stopped paying child support for a few years, with the consent of my mother, with the understanding that double payments would be made to catch up. The double payments happened for about 2 years and then nothing again. In the meantime, he helped raise two other kids that were not his, but were his girlfriends, and whose father was well-off and not a deadbeat. I went to a legal counsel with all of this because my mother got sick and could have used the money, but because it wasn't owed to me, there was nothing that could be done. Best thing to do is just let it go and move on. Deadbeat parents can really mess things up. Good luck with whatever happens.
    You're confused. Child support doesn't go to a child, it goes to the parent. If your mother never had a child support case when you were younger, legally he doesn't owe her a cent. YOU can't raise an action for child support against your father.





    You seem angry, but sometimes it makes more sense to figure out that what is in the past is in the past. You have no ability to change that, but you do have the ability in the present to work through your anger. It would be lots of wasted effort for the above for something that didnt happen. You're stuck on what he ';should'; have done, but reality doesn't match expectations. Try and put the same amount of effort into improving your life.





    I've been angry too for some ';shoulds'; with my folks, so I'm not pulling this out of my behind.





    Best of luck to you.

    Can you get blood test for pregnency without parent's permission for 16 year old?

    Can 16 year old girl from Maryland get a blood test for pregnency without parents permission? Also can she get abortion without parents permission in Maryland?Can you get blood test for pregnency without parent's permission for 16 year old?
    you have to your local state health department or clinic to find that out..............but i assume you would need parental consentCan you get blood test for pregnency without parent's permission for 16 year old?
    well it's good to know you are that responsible and caring about your girlfriend and baby : )
    I'm pretty sure that you don't have to get parental permission. You know, just go to the store and buy a couple pregnancy tests that you pee on and they will tell you if you are pregnant or not.





    Also, yes you can get abortion without parental consent because I saw it on House (Medical tv show) and a twelve year old girl got pregnant and told the doctors not to tell about the abortion and by law, they didn't tell.





    Please do not get abortion. God would not have put the child in your body if it was not meant to be born.
    I don't know about getting tests done without parental consent but I do know that you need to be honest with your parents and know that if you have a abortion done you will be killing a poor baby that didn't have anything to do with you messing around at such a young age! You need to tough up and just face the consequences! A lot of young girls get in positions that you are in and I really wish that could be different! Best of luck for you and your baby if you really are pregnant! In case you haven't tried, get a home preg. test. If you turn out to not be pregnant, well, guess you'd better stop sneaking around!
    you can go to planned parenthood for a pregnancy test, but an abortion is something that really needs to be considered. you are so young to make such an adult decision. the whole abortion process is sad but unfortunately in Maryland you do not need to have consent (agreement), but they must know. thats really SAD..
    what are u on about blood test for pregnancy its a wee sample x
    Go to Planned Parenthood. They can direct you to the best place. Please DO NOT get an abortion if you are indeed pregnant! There are so many things out there to help you support your baby in all the ways you would need help. There are pregnancy centers all over the world that are there if your need ANYTHING. I got an abortion when I was 20 years old and it has taken me up to now to heal from it. You will be blessed in so many ways if you have your baby. I wish you the very best with your decision! Take care..
    You can just go to the drug store and buy a pregnancy kit and do it at home, its just a urine test not blood.


    If you are pregnant , Please don't murder your child, Please.