AyaMiyaki
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Laura , Female (Floating on a cloud - United States)
8704 posts since June 1st, 2006
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Laura , Female (Floating on a cloud - United States)
8704 posts since June 1st, 2006
I'm the proud mother of a beautiful baby girl named Alyvia Kaida (August 10th, 2006). I am pregnant with my second child, due in December. I'm sarcastic, loyal, and love to laugh. My friends mean the world to me. I'm also very familiar with breastfeeding and love to giv... Full Bio
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She's a very calm, mellow baby. She smiles all day long and is genuinely happy. She'll be 6 months old on the 23rd. It's amazing how the time flies.
She's a very calm, mellow baby. She smiles all day long and is genuinely happy. She'll be 6 months old on the 23rd. It's amazing how the time flies.
aya.. unless youve 'been there, done that' than i dont want to hear any more from you about how tough it is to raise a child when you have them at a young age. and if you were in that situation then youre obviously one of those people that regret their child(ren) and you make me quite upset.
I have two children. I was an adult when I had them. I w... more
Are you honestly suggesting that it's okay to create a child on purpose (create, not continue an unplanned pregnancy) when you are a minor, not financially independent and not living on your own or supporting yourself? In what way is that responsible? If you're not even supporting yourself yet, how could you possibly expect to support a child?
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Fraternal twins can be genetic. Fraternal twins happen when the woman's body releases two eggs instead of one (hyper ovulation) and both eggs are fertilized and implant. Hyper ovulation can be hereditary.
Identical twins happen when one fertilized egg splits into two. This is a random fluke and is NOT genetic.
Identical twins happen when one fertilized egg splits into two. This is a random fluke and is NOT genetic.
I think teenagers have unrealistic expectations when it comes to pregnancy and bearing children. A great deal of them assume that things will work out, that they'll simply drop out of school and get a job, or that they'll "save up". It doesn't occur to them that the majority of jobs available to teenagers are not high paying jobs, nor does it seem ... more
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