Alycia

I got a rat yesterday, and I'll be getting an other this week so she dosen't get lonely.

I want to start training my rat and it seems like treats are the way to go, she dosen't seem to enjoy the store bought treats I got her and I heard using dried fruit is good, does it need to be unsweetened? and what other little snacks would work well as rewards?

What are some tricks I can teach my rat and how do I train it?

I bought my 3 year old a rat for his birthday yesterday and we're both really enjoying it, we take turns letting him hangout in the hoods of our sweaters and cuddle with him but whenever I put him down and he gets so curious and wants to run around everywhere, he was digging inside my couch and it's ripped up insdie so I didn't want him to litterally get lose inside the couch. With age will he learn to stay close?

I know that rats are curious creatures and the reason I picked him is because at the store he was the one brave enough to come approch me, but I hear about people letting their rats lose.

I want to make penne alla vodka for supper, and I found a recipe for vodka sauce however the recipe calls for 1 cup of vodka. I know that alcohol usually evaporates while cooking but one cup is still a lot of alcohol. The recipe also includes 3 cups of tomatoe sauce and half a cup of cream.

Is it safe for children to eat?

What would you do if you got pregnant or got your girlfriend pregnant?

I cook a lot with chicken breast, ground beer and pork chops or tenderloin.

I need some simple recipes since with my new semester i'll be getting home late and by the time I get my son ready it dosen't leave much time to cook!

I want to make some meal plans, and pre-prep meals if possible so that meals won't be so stressful when school starts again next week. I have a 3 year old who's not too picky but also not the easiest to please (he loves anything with cheese though) so if anyone meals ideas to suggest and recipes to share it would be appreciated :)

I want to make some meal plans, and pre-prep meals if possible so that meals won't be so stressful when school starts again next week. I have a 3 year old who's not too picky but also not the easiest to please (he loves anything with cheese though) so if anyone meals ideas to suggest and recipes to share it would be appreciated :)

My son is perfectly bilingual in french and english, he's going to be 3 next month.

If your child dosen't know more then one language is there any language your would like them to learn?

My son is perfectly bilingual in french and english, he's going to be 3 next month.

If your child dosen't know more then one language is there any language your would like them to learn?

My boyfriend and I have been together for 5 years, things are getting dull lately. I like the bondage thing but I'm not really sure what to do. We mainly stay in the bed and just basic stuff.. what can we do that's exciting? help things get funner.

My boyfriend and I have been together for 5 years, things are getting dull lately. I like the bondage thing but I'm not really sure what to do. We mainly stay in the bed and just basic stuff.. what can we do that's exciting? help things get funner.

What are some fun ideas or positions for bondage? I love it but want to do more then getting both my hands tied to the bed, something more exciting. We need ideas for new and fun things. Also I'm not into pain, so no spanking or things like that.

What are some fun ideas or positions for bondage? I love it but want to do more then getting both my hands tied to the bed, something more exciting. We need ideas for new and fun things. Also I'm not into pain, so no spanking or things like that.

I'm starting the mini pill as my last resort. I can't have estrogen sink I'm at a very high risk for a stroke, mirena didn't work out, the depo had some bad side effects. so I'm hoping it works.

I'm having a lot of difficulty getting my 2 and a half year old son to brush his teeth. He won't open his mouth for me to do it, he dosen't like people touching his mouth and tries to bite down if I open his mouth, when I show him how to do it he just sucks the water off the tooth brush. I'm worried he's going to end up with tooth decay and even though he always drinks water before bed (never falls asleep while drinking a sippy cup full of milk) I know that there's a good chance he gets cavities without properly brushing his teeth.

My son over the past couple of months has decided to dislike almost all meals. It's not picky when it comes to snack (apple sauce, yogurt, fruits, cheese and crackers) but as for meals it's really tough to get him to eat. He loves cheese, won't touch meat and won't have half of veggies.

So if anyone has some tricks or good toddler proof meal ideas I'd love to hear there, I'm student and really want to get some meals ready for the freezer soon for those late nights this fall. Thank you :)