DanBeale

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I am no longer a parent; my son is happy and well but I can't see him until I get some stuff sorted out.

Parenting Stack Exchange is unbearably sad for me now.

Thanks for the help, and I hope that I was at least some use here.

I welcome friendly chats over email. dan dot bealecocks at googlemail dot com yes that's my real name.

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Sep 23	comment	What should parents consider when selecting a pacifier? Also, could some babies be allergic to latex?
Sep 20	answered	The cars of hanoi. Or: two parents, two children, one car
Sep 19	answered	When should you start brushing your child's teeth?
Sep 16	comment	Are glass baby food jars safe to reuse? Also hot-water or steam sterilising is probably not a good idea.
Sep 16	answered	What do you do when your parents are physically hurting you?
Sep 15	comment	Is this diaper rash caused by starting on solids? Nappy rash can be caused by teething, so maybe that's part of the cause?
Sep 15	comment	Is there any scientific evidence in favor of co-sleeping with children? This is an excellent question, and it's a shame that there's not really a decent answer linking to quality studies.
Sep 15	comment	How can I make my preschool child brush his teeth, and similar mandatory tasks? The UK is now recommending against any flavour other than mint (usually mild) to prevent problems when a child has to move to an adult toothpaste, which are almost all mint.
Sep 15	comment	Is this diaper rash caused by starting on solids? Is the child teething?
Sep 12	comment	How can I help my pre-schooler be more confident and assertive in competitive play situations? @Andrew - It's not really an answer, but many people suggest that enrolling a child in a martial arts program gives the child confidence around others; they get to learn respect and rules and also to have fun around others in a controlled environment. That may be a step towards fun in less controlled environments.
Sep 12	answered	Is there an alternative to Boy/Girl Scouts in the US?
Sep 12	comment	How can I help my pre-schooler be more confident and assertive in competitive play situations? my only suggestion is martial arts.
Sep 12	answered	What are some symptoms of an ear infection?
Sep 10	answered	How can I encourage language development in my infant?
Sep 2	revised	How do you handle a conflict between your child and a teacher? added 158 characters in body
Sep 2	revised	Are ExerSaucers/walkers/jumpers bad for children or is that simply a misconception? complete re-write
Sep 2	answered	How do I help my son with fine motor skills?
Sep 2	comment	How do I help my son with fine motor skills? Would there be a problem with being dependant on a gripper? Apart from the practicalities of having to take them everywhere?
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