Rachel

Alright. On to the next issue. My baby is 5 weeks old and exclusively breast fed. He's started clamping down on me during feedings. Any advice/help would be appreciated. I've started taking him off when he gets sleepy, which is when he does it the most, but he's doing it throughout too. And if I constantly break the latch, will this put him off at all?

Alright, without writing a novel, I'm getting very frustrated with breast feeding my 5 week old baby boy. I'm tired of being tied to the house constantly, scared to go anywhere in case he wakes up and wants a feed. Since I do NOT feed in public (yes I know I can), but I am a very private person. For over a week now, it seems like he's constantly eating. Anytime we visit someone, I have to go to a different room to feed, and miss the whole visit. These are people I can't breast feed around. Now he's biting me, and my nipples are very sore. I know it's a phase, buts its adding to my frustration. I feel huge guilt at the thought of switching to formula, but can't help thinking it would be so much easier. Then I thought maybe just give him formula when we go out. I don't know. There's more, but I'll leave it at that for now. And yes, I have plentiful milk and he's a good eater and gaining rapidly. Just please, advice and help much appreciated.

I belong to a fundraising committee for an animal shelter (dogs & cats) and we need some more ideas for fun and different fundraisers. Any serious suggestions or ideas? Thanks in advance.

My husband and I went to a parent/teacher meeting last night because our six year old sons report card was not so good. We were told that he tattles on everybody all the time. To the point where his friends are distancing themselves. He's always in everybody elses business and has to be told by the teacher all the time that this doesn't concern him. He is NOTHING like this at home. We also found out that he is an instigator, meaning if he's bored with the lesson, he'll start talking to kids beside him and get them all in trouble. Without being beside him at school, how do we stop this? Again, nothing like this at home, my guess is because he knows there are repercussions at home. Any suggestions?

If you can't answer seriously, move on to another question please.

With all the teeth whitening products out there, I guess I want your opinions on what works. Especially because most of them are pricey. I'm talking about over the counter teeth whitening products.

I have seriously sensitive skin. Every time I get my eyebrows waxed, the skin turns red and then I get little white bumps that last a couple days. Only where they wax. The redness usually is gone the next day. When I get it done, I tell them this and there have been many creams used, which none have worked. Plucking is out of the question. I've tried a few times, and not only can I not shape nicely, but it happens then too, but not as bad. I would like to stay with the professional wax job. Help?

If you don't know what it is, please don't answer. It's this question versus complete shaving.

I have long super fine "baby" hair. I need to find a good shampoo/conditioner. They either are to heavy or dry it out. No, I don't use to much. 2 in 1 usually drys out my hair.

I'm trying to find a clear coat for my nails that doesn't turn yellowish and that works. Suggestions?

My mare has huge separation issues whenever I take another horse out. She has been getting progressively worse over the years. I've tried many different things. Need some more advice.

My 26 year old mare has been getting progressively worse at this separation anxiety. She has always ran back and forth screaming her head off, but recently she actually went right through the fence. On purpose. I've had her for 20 of her years and tried many different things. Luckily (and fingers crossed) she hasn't hurt herself yet. I need some more advice please? Anything? I've tried a lot, I need a solution.