I'm a little uncomfortable with having to sign a "statement of faith" to become a member. Not for religious reasons. I'm a run-of-the-mill Southern Baptist, so I think (as closely as I've looked) that I don't disagree with the statements. It just seems nit-picky. I've looked at HERO a bit, but I just haven't run into people that know anything about them.

My oldest is only 4 1/2, but I'm finding that I'm already feeling isolated. Friends have sent their kiddos to school and are going back to work or getting busy with the PTA. I've looked at a few websites, but I'm not sure what would be a good fit.

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I'm not purposely NOT posting. I am just posting rarely and not regularly. I'll have to post this to see what my total is up to.:) Oh, I have 7. I'm in the big leagues. I guess I should have voted for the first option.

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I have an engineering degree and my favorite part of my degree was all of the science electives that I got to pick. I learned to enjoy math. I like to write, but I have no confidence. I hate grammar, which is part of why I have no confidence in my writing.

:) It was my dad's nickname for me when I was little. I have no idea what it means or where it came from. Do you know?

Testing my avatar.

I have a 4 1/2 year old dd and a 2 year old dd. The 2 year old is doing great with her potty training. She could actually probably even be night trained, if it wasn't for her sister. So, here's the deal with the 4 1/2 year old. She is bright. She also has frequent accidents. I *think* it's a matter of her not wanting to stop what she's doing to go potty. It ends up in several changes of undies and pants throughout the day. They aren't *drenching* accidents, but it still results in wet clothes. I finally just showed her where the clean ones were and she basically takes care of it herself. It is a pain when its dress-up costumes or something that really shouldn't be washed often. We also tried 2 weeks straight w/ just undies at night. She was gung-ho. We limited fluids at night, went potty right before bed, etc... She was soaked each night and often didn't wake up. I don't really care about the night training. Except, should I hold off even trying the 2 year old? She wakes up from naps and many nights dry and wants to go potty the first thing. I'm not sure how the older would take it. Any ideas to get the older one to stop having daytime accidents?

I have 2 dd's: 4 1/2 and 2. The oldest loves dance, gymnastics, kittens, and babies. She loathes her swimming lessons. The youngest, of course, loves swimming. My oldest tends to be ahead of her age group in most areas (physical coordination, reading), but she still has lots of potty accidents. :confused: The youngest likes to keep up with her sister, so we'll see how all that turns out.