New here and have a question

[Guest guest]

Hi all..I am just starting to get back in shape after having my third

son and want to do Body for Life. My question is whether or not I

should get the Body for Life Book or the Women's Body for Life book. I

have heard mixed reviews about the women's book--some say it is a bit

watered down. Any opinions? Thanks!

in polis

[Guest guest]

Get the original book by Bill . You'll need it to understand

the basics of the program. The women's knock-off version has some nice

motivational stuff but she muddles up the basics to such a degree that

you'd have difficulty getting serious results if that's all you were

going by. For example, she doesn't give you a clear-cut workout to

follow, just a bunch of exercise examples.

> Hi all..I am just starting to get back in shape after having my third

> son and want to do Body for Life. My question is whether or not I

> should get the Body for Life Book or the Women's Body for Life book. I

> have heard mixed reviews about the women's book--some say it is a bit

> watered down. Any opinions? Thanks!

>

> in polis

[Guest guest]

I would get the original. I have read both

Tengwall wrote: Hi all..I am just starting

to get back in shape after having my third

son and want to do Body for Life. My question is whether or not I

should get the Body for Life Book or the Women's Body for Life book. I

have heard mixed reviews about the women's book--some say it is a bit

watered down. Any opinions? Thanks!

in polis

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[Guest guest]

Get the original, not the women's version

At 05:13 PM 6/6/2006, you wrote:

>Hi all..I am just starting to get back in shape after having my third

>son and want to do Body for Life. My question is whether or not I

>should get the Body for Life Book or the Women's Body for Life book. I

>have heard mixed reviews about the women's book--some say it is a bit

>watered down. Any opinions? Thanks!

>

> in polis

[Guest guest]

Flaxseed Oil? Never heard of it. Thank you for the tips, I will

definatly work on those.

>

> some of the things one can do to prepare of the tweens with autism

for

> their monthly is begin of to have small broken down sessions on

> teaching of the body will change such as growing breast and such

and

> then begin of the trainer like bras and start having them get of

> sensory use to them and then have of them also begin a daily pad of

the

> thin panty liners and this will help of them get of use to this

feeling

> too as the last thing one wants is of to have of cramps and a

sensory

> overload of having a new exposure of a pad in place for them. one

can

> also learn of to teach of them to be of comfortable with the heat

pad

> things that sticks to the panties for the tummy cramps and for to

learn

> how to take of small pills by to try to teach of them to swallow

things

> maybe like a tic tac and or a skittle. so that they can be to take

of

> somethings for the pains. also some good ideas to add to the girls

diet

> is of the flaxseed oils.

>

> sondra

>

[Guest guest]

Flaxseed Oil? Never heard of it. Thank you for the tips, I will

definatly work on those.

>

> some of the things one can do to prepare of the tweens with autism

for

> their monthly is begin of to have small broken down sessions on

> teaching of the body will change such as growing breast and such

and

> then begin of the trainer like bras and start having them get of

> sensory use to them and then have of them also begin a daily pad of

the

> thin panty liners and this will help of them get of use to this

feeling

> too as the last thing one wants is of to have of cramps and a

sensory

> overload of having a new exposure of a pad in place for them. one

can

> also learn of to teach of them to be of comfortable with the heat

pad

> things that sticks to the panties for the tummy cramps and for to

learn

> how to take of small pills by to try to teach of them to swallow

things

> maybe like a tic tac and or a skittle. so that they can be to take

of

> somethings for the pains. also some good ideas to add to the girls

diet

> is of the flaxseed oils.

>

> sondra

>

[Guest guest]

Flaxseed Oil? Never heard of it. Thank you for the tips, I will

definatly work on those.

>

> some of the things one can do to prepare of the tweens with autism

for

> their monthly is begin of to have small broken down sessions on

> teaching of the body will change such as growing breast and such

and

> then begin of the trainer like bras and start having them get of

> sensory use to them and then have of them also begin a daily pad of

the

> thin panty liners and this will help of them get of use to this

feeling

> too as the last thing one wants is of to have of cramps and a

sensory

> overload of having a new exposure of a pad in place for them. one

can

> also learn of to teach of them to be of comfortable with the heat

pad

> things that sticks to the panties for the tummy cramps and for to

learn

> how to take of small pills by to try to teach of them to swallow

things

> maybe like a tic tac and or a skittle. so that they can be to take

of

> somethings for the pains. also some good ideas to add to the girls

diet

> is of the flaxseed oils.

>

> sondra

>

[Guest guest]

Barbies....I am NT and played with Barbies until I was 14 and would have played

with them longer but we moved and they spent many years in storage! I LOVED my

Barbies, and am thrilled to have little girls who already have a couple of their

own! I get to play with them again!

Lynn Shoop

Co-Director

www.novatomothersclub.com

Creative Memories Senior Consultant

www.mycmsite.com/lynnshoop

[Guest guest]

Barbies....I am NT and played with Barbies until I was 14 and would have played

with them longer but we moved and they spent many years in storage! I LOVED my

Barbies, and am thrilled to have little girls who already have a couple of their

own! I get to play with them again!

Lynn Shoop

Co-Director

www.novatomothersclub.com

Creative Memories Senior Consultant

www.mycmsite.com/lynnshoop

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/12/08 7:30:40 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

brucem@... writes:

They HATE talking about their bodies, or medicine

or even thoughts, but they've learned how to handle necessities pretty

well.

not abby. she anouces that she has 2 pads in her purse in case her period

starts, before we go out any where. lol

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[Guest guest]

I have to laugh as I bought a book similar to this one for my twins

(HFA) and tried to go over it with them. The book totally disappeared

very quickly! (To this day, I still don't know where it went but I

suspect the trash.) They HATE talking about their bodies, or medicine

or even thoughts, but they've learned how to handle necessities pretty

well.

The advice to try the pantyliners early was good. Wish I'd thought of

it beforehand.

Sheila

>

> Kitty there is of a good book called the care and keeping of you

> created for preteen girls and it is of very visual you can be to use

> that as a guide to explain to her that her body too will be to change

> and it is of normal that all girls go through this when they get of

> close to being a tween and teenager. I to understand that the term

> tween means between being a little girl but not quite of a teenager

yet

> so I to think this is of from age of 10-12.

> Sondra

>

[Guest guest]

my missy is of the same way. she also will proudly announce if she

has passed gas or other such things as this and is of ever so proud to

annouce them. Another real issues is her sensory to wear pants up on

her hips and so often she is of exposing haf her bottom now with intent

to do like teens but is of simily tring to adapt to the sensory issues

and creates a more huger social mistake of showing half her behind off

and the kids tease of her and share they see of the bottom and so they

will say they see a coin slot and things of this to her. I to just walk

over and often pull her pants up and she will give of me that sensory

violation look and tug then back down off her hips. life with our kids

can be of much interesting LOL/

sondra

[Guest guest]

my missy is of the same way. she also will proudly announce if she

has passed gas or other such things as this and is of ever so proud to

annouce them. Another real issues is her sensory to wear pants up on

her hips and so often she is of exposing haf her bottom now with intent

to do like teens but is of simily tring to adapt to the sensory issues

and creates a more huger social mistake of showing half her behind off

and the kids tease of her and share they see of the bottom and so they

will say they see a coin slot and things of this to her. I to just walk

over and often pull her pants up and she will give of me that sensory

violation look and tug then back down off her hips. life with our kids

can be of much interesting LOL/

sondra

[Guest guest]

my missy is of the same way. she also will proudly announce if she

has passed gas or other such things as this and is of ever so proud to

annouce them. Another real issues is her sensory to wear pants up on

her hips and so often she is of exposing haf her bottom now with intent

to do like teens but is of simily tring to adapt to the sensory issues

and creates a more huger social mistake of showing half her behind off

and the kids tease of her and share they see of the bottom and so they

will say they see a coin slot and things of this to her. I to just walk

over and often pull her pants up and she will give of me that sensory

violation look and tug then back down off her hips. life with our kids

can be of much interesting LOL/

sondra