Is it safe for a pregnant woman to have her hair died

Is it safe for a pregnant woman to have her hair died

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my daughter is feeling left out because her sister,who has cancer,is getting all the attention.what can i do?

Q: i have a daughter called jade, whose mother died shortly after she was born. i brought her up. she is now six. i recently met a woman named rose, who is also a single parent. rose has a daughter called nicole, who is four. we got married and became a family. we adopted eachother`s children. adjusting to a new mother and sister haven`t been easy for jade. i had spoiled her a great deal. nicole had also been greatly spoiled by her mother. jade and nicole did not get along very well. nicole often tattled on jade and got her into trouble. jade thought nicole was an annoying little sister. unfortunately, jade got cancer and was in the hospital for ages. she had to undergo many treatments, including chemotherapy, which made all her curly hair fall out. when she got home, people gave her most of the attention, which made nicole jealous. nicole even tried to fight with jade on some occasions. when we go out as a family, jade might not be feeling well and we would have to take her home. nicole would cry and scream because she would want to stay and play. rose and i comfort her by saying” we have to go home now because your sister is tired. we will play later” nicole had now became greatly attention-seeking. how can i make things better? i love both my daughters very much and want them to be happy and comfortable. they both need to be cheered up. also, rose is now pregnant and there is now twin baby girls on the way. somebody adviced us to enroll nicole at a preschool so she can try new things and have children her own age to play with. we thought that was a good idea as she needed a distraction. she was looking forward to attending when we told her about it after taking her to have a look at the preschool. she was doing pretty well there until a boy there called billy pushed her. billy is a naughty little boy who have pulled her hair and teased her on some other occasions. she didn`t feel safe there anymore and has been telling us she doesn`t want to go. she is begging us not to send her back.

A: Both girls need to feel special. Both of the parents need to make sure they spend some individual time with each of the girls. Try Dad take Nicole out for lunch, dinner or the store. The lunch or dinner thing works the best so you can talk to her, while spending quality time. Let her know it’s normal for her to feel like Jade gets all the attention. Kids are not stupid. She just wants some attention. Then switch, Dad takes Jade and Mom takes Nicole. Go someplace so you can talk. Try not to plan family nights that are too long, especially since Jade gets tired. I think the preschool is a good idea, but you should talk to the teacher or person in charge and let them know that there is a problem, and now she does not want to go. If they do nothing to resolve it, find another preschool. The high schools here have a preschool that the students participate in. My daughter went by herself the first year, and then they both went. It was 2 hours a day, 2 days a week for $25. Both of them loved it, and it gave me my sanity back. You are also going to have to try and explain that Mommy has 2 babies in her tummy, and when they come home, Mommy is going to need some help from Jade and Nicole with the babies. Get them involved, so they feel needed. You are going to have your hands full. Talk to your pediatrician and see if they can give you any suggestions. Is there anyone that can take one or both of the girls? Especially after the twins come. When you leave because Jade is tired and you tell Nicole you will play with her later, do you play with her? Have a teaparty, play a game, do something because you told her you would.I do hope Jade is better and her cancer is in remission. It’s sounds like you have had a pretty rough time of it lately. Just remember, it’s been hard on you and you are an adult, think about how a 4 & 6 year old feel.My best of luck to you, and congratulations on the upcoming birth of your twin girls.Rx Tech

how can we help our daughter be nice to her sister, who has cancer?

Q: i have a daughter called jade, whose mother died shortly after she was born. i brought her up. she is now six. i recently met a woman named rose, who is also a single parent. rose has a daughter called nicole, who is four. we got married and became a family. we adopted eachother`s children. adjusting to a new mother and sister haven`t been easy for jade. i had spoiled her a great deal. nicole had also been greatly spoiled by her mother. jade and nicole did not get along very well. nicole often tattled on jade and got her into trouble. jade thought nicole was an annoying little sister. unfortunately, jade got cancer and was in the hospital for ages. she had to undergo many treatments, including chemotherapy, which made all her curly hair fall out. when she got home, people gave her most of the attention, which made nicole jealous. when we go out as a family, jade might not be feeling well and we would have to take her home. nicole would cry and scream because she would want to stay and play. rose and i comfort her by saying” we have to go home now because your sister is tired. we will play later” nicole had now became greatly attention-seeking. how can i make things better? i love both my daughters very much and want them to be happy and comfortable. they both need to be cheered up. jade says she wants to go to disney world because she had never been there. we are not poor or anything, but jade`s treatments are very expensive and we don`t have enough money to sent four people to disney world. how can i make her wish come true? also, rose is now pregnant and there is now a new baby girl on the way. somebody adviced us to enroll nicole at a preschool so she can try new things and have children her own age to play with. we thought that was a good idea as she needed a distraction. she was looking forward to attending when we told her about it after taking her to have a look at the preschool. she was doing pretty well there until a boy there called billy pushed her. billy is a naughty little boy who have pulled her hair and teased her on some other occasions. she didn`t feel safe there anymore and has been telling us she doesn`t want to go. she is begging us not to send her back.

A: One point: I’d have the boy delt with rather than pull my daughter out.

how would you stop your daughter from being jealous of her big sister, who is getting all the attention?

Q: i have a daughter called jade, whose mother died shortly after she was born. i brought her up. she is now six. i recently met a woman named rose, who is also a single parent. rose has a daughter called nicole, who is four. we got married and became a family. we adopted eachother`s children. adjusting to a new mother and sister haven`t been easy for jade. i had spoiled her a great deal. nicole had also been greatly spoiled by her mother. jade and nicole did not get along very well. nicole often tattled on jade and got her into trouble. jade thought nicole was an annoying little sister. unfortunately, jade got cancer and was in the hospital for ages. she had to undergo many treatments, including chemotherapy, which made all her curly hair fall out. when she got home, people gave her most of the attention, which made nicole jealous. nicole even tried to fight with jade on some occasions. when we go out as a family, jade might not be feeling well and we would have to take her home. nicole would cry and scream because she would want to stay and play. rose and i comfort her by saying” we have to go home now because your sister is tired. we will play later” nicole had now became greatly attention-seeking. how can i make things better? i love both my daughters very much and want them to be happy and comfortable. they both need to be cheered up. also, rose is now pregnant and there is now twin baby girls on the way. somebody adviced us to enroll nicole at a preschool so she can try new things and have children her own age to play with. we thought that was a good idea as she needed a distraction. she was looking forward to attending when we told her about it after taking her to have a look at the preschool. she was doing pretty well there until a boy there called billy pushed her. billy is a naughty little boy who have pulled her hair and teased her on some other occasions. she didn`t feel safe there anymore and has been telling us she doesn`t want to go. she is begging us not to send her back.

A: Unfortunately, at four years of age, Nicole can’t really understand her sister’s sickness and special needs. You should really try to schedule time alone with her, and take her out by herself every now and again for a special treat (I’m sure you will have a lot on your plate once the twins arrive, but do your best to keep it up – with a sick older sister and two new littlies, Nicole may feel more overlooked than ever. Try to involve her as much as possible with the babies, and try to get her to enjoy the role of big sister – letting her “help” with bathtime and whatnot, and telling her how helpful she is to have around). Explain to her that you love her very much, no less than Jade, however Jade is very sick and needs special care. Try to think of ways to bring them closer together. As sick as Jade is, they both need to understand they are both loved equally, and have no reason to make things difficult for one another. I know this is really hard to explain to little kids, but persevere and have patience, and I’m sure you can get the message through.As for the preschool, can you contact the teachers there and have something done about Billy? Maybe it hasn’t come to their attention yet. You should also talk to her about how to stand up for herself and deal with bullies – she may have to deal them again during primary and highschool.All the best.