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Q&A: I found a new doctor for my toddler. What should I ask?

I been not happy with my daughter Gi doctor. So it the point that I found a new doctor. My daugther is a failure to thrive toddler and has a feeding tube. My aunt heard about this doctor and he post to be good. We have appointment tomorrow because of my daughter vomiting clear fluid that not to post be happening. Her Gi said nothing so I called.
Tomorrow we are going to be talking about her history of her background. This doctor will be taking over tube feeding and check up that she needs.

What should I ask and talk about.

My aunt is coming with me to help with her past.

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Question: Why is it that every time I ask a question, the first suggested category is Toddler & Preschooler?

Suggested category Pregnancy & Parenting > Toddler & Preschooler

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Q&A: when does a baby become a toddler?

my son is 14 months old he was born 3 months premature so hes developmentally like am 11 month old. hes not walking yet. but do i still call him a toddler?? the reason i ask is because i asked a question yesterday and in the question i called my son a baby and alot of people answered my question but also told me he wasn’t a baby anymore. so do i call him my toddler now?? LOL sounds weird!

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Q&A: Do Non Us Citizens/ green card holders need a passport to cross Canada to Alaska and then back to Minnesota?

My parents are green card holders and they are planning on driving to Alaska from Minnesota. What would the need in order to cross Canada?

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Q&A: When I ask how old your toddler is?

I don’t need to know in
months. “27 Months.” “He’s two,” will do just fine. He’s not a
cheese. And I didn’t care in the first place.

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Question: Should the sponsor stay and live in the US while parents are getting their green cards ?

Hello,

I am a US citizen but my parents are not(I had the citizenship after I was born in the US).

I am almost 20 years old living in the US, my parents are here too but they are under L1 and L2 visas( sponsorship, business visa ). When I’ll turn 21, my parents will be eligible for the green card(means they want to switch from visa to green card).. All their immigration requirements are met, the only problem, a few months after I turn 21, I will have to go to overseas because I want to work and live there.

Is it obligatory that the sponsor stays in the US untill his parents get the green card.

PS: Chances are I will come back to the US but after I have worked overseas for a few years.

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Q&A: Can I give my parents a green card?

I’m currently 17 years old right now and I was born in the U.S. My parents don’t have a green card and I would really like to give them one. I know that the law a while back had changed to the legal age that I could give them one was 21 well one of my friends the other day said that she heard that it changed back to 18. I would really like to know if this is true and if you have any information on it?

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Q&A: How does breastfeeding make you burn calories?

HI, I just had questions, I always heard how breastfeeding makes you burn calories and I was just wondering how?

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Question: Do you ask or tell your toddler what to do?

I have learned that with my 17 month old I cannot ask her to do things because she won’t. So I began telling her what to do and she listens much better and then I say “thank you”. She does pretty well with this and it has worked well for us because she says “thank you” a lot now and listens much better than before.

Just wanted to know if this is what most parents do because it seems like I am so demanding when I say “give that to me” instead of “can I have that?”. Following it up with “thank you” softens it up a bit, but I never thought I would be the type of parent to boss my kids around like that!

Maybe over time when she gets older I can start asking instead of demanding? What is your experience with this?

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Question: Answer this then! I asked about toddler tantrums, this is for all the know it alls that answered.?

You all answered with yes it annoys me when toddlers throw tantrums, it is unacceptable,. alright then geniuses tell me your magic way to make them stop, imagine you are smack in the middle of shopping, your trolley is almost full, and all of a sudden they ask for something, you say no, they start screaming and carrying on, What do you magicaly do to make them stop.
And ignoring them isnt an option because you have all said how inconsiderate it is to just let them go.