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Giggles_all_day's story
November 04, 2008
Reply to Kathy
Hi Kathy,
First I commend you on taking in your daughters three sons and raising them. I know first hand that teens can be a pain! Maybe they are just... read more
kathy541954's story
September 14, 2008
Need any suggestions!!!!
I am a 54 year old Grandmother who with the help of my Mother at 74 are raising my Daughters 3 youngest boys. One is 5 and in Kindergarten and the Twins will be 4 this month and in Headstart. It seems that with work and making sure the... read more
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ferrari-johnson's story
September 02, 2008
Score one for mom!
I have 2 teenage sons. The younger of which can only be reached via his phone. They live with their father and about 2 months ago my ex called me and asked if I knew where Tommy was. Of course I did so I told him. My poor ex-husband was... read more
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ShopandTell's story
March 05, 2008
OMG! My MOM IM's!
I was using Twitter the other day and my teen daughter stopped doing her important teen things to scream in horror:... read more
Princess_Peg's story
September 12, 2007
Texting Nightmare
Recently, a friend of mine took away her daughter's cell phone privilege. Never mind the infraction that lost her the phone. What happened afterward was nothing short of comical.... read more
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