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Linda Page-Dickerson April 19, 2013 at 07:53 am
Well Cakeman Raven lovers & supporters you can still get the "Official Red Velvet…Read More Cake" from Cakeman Raven @ 2914 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, NY ..bet Ashford & Warwick tele# 347-627-7771 or 718- 694-Cake....7 days a week.
Juliette April 19, 2013 at 06:52 am
Mr. Cakeman,
Since they are giving the owner of the building that also owned the tire shop across…Read More from where you were located in fort Greed a hard time. I would suggest that you should contact him there and open your store there. We miss you in the Neighborhood..
Henry Gumbs April 19, 2013 at 06:38 am
I can't wait for a slice of Red velvet.... I was sadden when he closed his doorrs, I'm glad to hear…Read More about the possibility of a re opening.
Mike Klubok April 10, 2013 at 09:15 pm
Well written article about someone who does a lot for our community.
Dee Davis April 3, 2013 at 02:31 am
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Glenn Krasner April 2, 2013 at 10:27 pm
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Karen Bagnini March 21, 2013 at 02:28 pm
How we discuss approaches to parenting depends an awful lot on who is doing the discussing, and…Read More when.
Barry's question is salient and Patti's position that it's never (ever) too early for adults to ask, "What are your beliefs about spanking?" is sensible and understandable.
In reality, becoming a parent can change many things about our beliefs and plans - even our tolerance for a screaming child on a crowded train or bus can shift after we've had the experience ourselves. In addition, some parents decide before a child arrives (adoptions, foster children, births, step-children, etc.) who will or won't return to work at a certain time. The actual arrival of a child can alter these plans monumentally.
Parents who entrust the care of children with family members and/or baby sitters are likely to establish a common understanding about how to approach naps, toileting, and discipline. For example, some grandparents believe in spanking to teach limits or right from wrong, while a parent might not. (Note: approaches to these can shift as the child grows). If we make assumptions or avoid talking about these fundamental aspects of parenting, we take the risk of experiencing conflict and tension later (as the original comment so candidly demonstrated). The child, then, can be drawn into this dynamic and any ensuing power struggle.
Patti March 21, 2013 at 01:20 pm
I am not the letter writer; but the answer is before you get pregnant. It's too late after.
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