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My husband works with the husband of one of the staff members at nursery. My oldest child had just left and gone to school, youngest is still there.
My husband's college asked today how our eldest is getting on at school, my husband said he's doing really well and his college replied saying that's good my wife said he was a little shit at nursery....
It's left a bit of a bad taste in my mouth when he told me about it. I'm not sure whether to speak to the room leader about it, if I do whether to actually give the staff members name or not and just ask for them to have a general word with all staff...? Or just leave it as I'm assuming she knew her husband works with my husband and that they're friendly?
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All my kids have flown multiple times, but itโs always been me taking only one of them if I go without my husband or us as a whole family. I booked a trip though where Iโm going to have to do it alone and Iโm kinda terrified ๐๐ญ idk if I can do it I already HATE airports and flying and the whole damn experience



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Im Uk based and have an IUD appointment booked this week. Its my first time having one but ive got a breastfed 4 month old.. did people take their babys with them ? I dint really have anyone to take her and even if i did she dosent take bottles ...
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So you have to pick between your sibling (brother and sister, or your spouse
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I suspect a friend of mine that I know for 5 years definitely has adhd and possibly autism. The thing is she doesn't realise how her reactions cause trouble and blames the other people all the time. I usually try to make her see things from the other side and offer suggestions, but she doesn't listen and it has to be how she says it should be.
Now that her child is growing up I see he has poor empathy, no social skills, is aggressive, hurts others, no risk aversion, no impulse control, no facial expressions and I can't avoid to think he may have autism and adhd. A year ago I brought it up once and she said no, no, he has plenty of friends and his milestones are fine.
I think she doesn't want to see or thinks autism and adhd look different.
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