Comments for Hormonal Imbalances™ http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com {The Confessions of a Crunchy Housewife™} Fri, 24 Feb 2012 19:45:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Heading to Blissdom. by Teresa http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForHormonalImbalances/~3/ZIgWA7OWbC4/ Teresa Fri, 24 Feb 2012 19:45:38 +0000 http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/?p=5180#comment-9049 I hope to get to some kind of blog conference once in my lifetime. It looks like an awesome time. And wow, I didn not know you needed to eat more when growing two babies, seems like common sense, but I lack that. Hopefully with the constant meals, you will start to feel good! Thanks for always keeping your loyal readers posted. I hope to get to some kind of blog conference once in my lifetime. It looks like an awesome time. And wow, I didn not know you needed to eat more when growing two babies, seems like common sense, but I lack that. Hopefully with the constant meals, you will start to feel good! Thanks for always keeping your loyal readers posted.
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]]> http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/2012/02/heading-to-blissdom/#comment-9049 Comment on Things to never ask your nanny. by KK http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForHormonalImbalances/~3/Duh5pGSehyA/ KK Fri, 24 Feb 2012 16:20:59 +0000 http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/?p=4751#comment-9044 I'm curious where you get that asking about pregnancy is illegal for a PRIVATE family to ask an nanny. EEOC laws ONLY cover certain employers. I always ask about pregnancy and plans because I am planning for the long term and I don't want to rehire someone every 9 months. Anyway, just not to give off misinformation, here is the EEOC website address: http://www.eeoc.gov/employers/coverage.cfm It is VERY different to hire someone who is coming into your home- while some of your questions are crazy(and I agree with your assessment), I do think there are some things that are OK for families to ask of full time caregivers! I also ask whether they have medical concerns that I should know about (what if they were to have a siezure with my infant that they normally suffered from), and I ask about their criminal history- i think these are all relevant. And one girl, who I liked, did not tell me the details of her 'conviction' and how the fact she couldn't start because she had to go to jail for 10 days. To be honest, if she had just told me the whys and when (because she couldn't afford to pay for a drunk in public, she chose to go to jail), I would have been more understanding than hiring her, understanding we were all young and stupid and that she couldn't start right away because she had to serve time!! I’m curious where you get that asking about pregnancy is illegal for a PRIVATE family to ask an nanny. EEOC laws ONLY cover certain employers. I always ask about pregnancy and plans because I am planning for the long term and I don’t want to rehire someone every 9 months. Anyway, just not to give off misinformation, here is the EEOC website address: http://www.eeoc.gov/employers/coverage.cfm

It is VERY different to hire someone who is coming into your home- while some of your questions are crazy(and I agree with your assessment), I do think there are some things that are OK for families to ask of full time caregivers!

I also ask whether they have medical concerns that I should know about (what if they were to have a siezure with my infant that they normally suffered from), and I ask about their criminal history- i think these are all relevant. And one girl, who I liked, did not tell me the details of her ‘conviction’ and how the fact she couldn’t start because she had to go to jail for 10 days. To be honest, if she had just told me the whys and when (because she couldn’t afford to pay for a drunk in public, she chose to go to jail), I would have been more understanding than hiring her, understanding we were all young and stupid and that she couldn’t start right away because she had to serve time!!

]]> http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/2012/01/4751/#comment-9044 Comment on Rules of Inheritance Review by story http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForHormonalImbalances/~3/_i15iap6ja0/ story Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:07:16 +0000 http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/?p=5200#comment-9041 Yes. This is how I felt about it too. Exactly this. Yes. This is how I felt about it too. Exactly this.
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]]> http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/2012/02/rules-of-inheritance-review/#comment-9041 Comment on 9 weeks pregnant with twins. {& belly pics} by Jo http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForHormonalImbalances/~3/M8OB3WEoHLA/ Jo Fri, 24 Feb 2012 10:40:36 +0000 http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/?p=5159#comment-9040 Congratulations! Oh, so you're not just expecting your second now, but you're third, too. :D Congratulations! Oh, so you’re not just expecting your second now, but you’re third, too. :D
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]]> http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/2012/02/9-weeks-pregnant-with-twins/#comment-9040 Comment on Rules of Inheritance Review by MomEinstein http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForHormonalImbalances/~3/uRMggKAAtns/ MomEinstein Fri, 24 Feb 2012 03:18:03 +0000 http://www.hormonal-imbalances.com/?p=5200#comment-9038 Added to my "To Read" list! Added to my “To Read” list!
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