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Has anyone send their kid on a flight as an unaccompanied minor? What airline did you use?

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What food/drink do you usually bring on family gathering of your in-laws?

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Should you accept a friend request from your maid?

Certain relations should have their limits. You are the employer and maid the employee. Its better that you don't accept a friend request from her.

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What could cause your period to be 14 days late other than pregnancy?

Hormonal disbalance

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Pasteurized vs. Homogenized vs Raw cow milk : which one would you prefer for a growing child (4-8 yrs)

Would prefer Pasteurized

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What's your top beauty tip?

Using only Cetaphil on your face. Ditch the expensive facial washes and creams all the stuff you slather all over your face. Cetaphil (and maybe a light moisturizer) works wonders.

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Has anyone got their house wired who leaves their baby with a nanny alone?? Does it really help?

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Do you use any essential oil on your baby for well-being purposes?

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Nope. I don’t believe in it

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What is your policy: Send your kid to school or keep home if there is a runny nose and mild cough but no fever?

As much as possible keep at home. But then again many of us need to work so if there is no fever I guess I'll send to school.

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Just out of curiosity: What do you say when you are referring to the female genitals in your family, when you are talking to your kids? Do you have like a nickname for it? Eg. referring penis as kuku bird.

I taught my children the proper names of their genital, i.e. vagina and penis. During normal days, we will use nickname to call it instead. In our dialect (foochow), we called female's one 'kipkip' and male's one 'bibijiu'

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