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| Support for loosing the extra pounds |
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| Hello there Ariel, welcome to our group. I am glad that you have joined the site and have chosen our group as one of your assets. Our group isgeared toward support, motivation, and encouragement. We are here for whenever you need us or whenever you have advice to give or if you just feel like venting. I hope that you will share with us your experiences and goals that you are trying to reach. I wish you good luck and look forward to hearing about your progress. |
| Posted by naomi on 08/05/2007 09:04 PM
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Hi Ariel!
Let us know what questions you have, and be sure to share you progress with us so we can congratulate you and be encouraged by you! |
| posted by Kelly on 08/06/2007 09:20 AM
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| Today my workout got cut short....the lady from the Tot Watch came to get me because my son had a "diaper issue" and they don't do diapers. So I got 30min. in on the eliptical. Better than nothing, but another 30min. on the bike would have been better. |
| posted by Ariel on 08/07/2007 06:29 PM
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Don't do diapers! Good grief!
And if they are the wearing diapers age then you can't just come change them and go back or they freak!
I suppose the trend to try an keep people from being exposed to illness is part of the reason for this. |
| posted by Kelly on 08/07/2007 06:45 PM
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| But it is a day care facility is it not. I mean not full fledge but they are suppose to watch your child for you thats like saying, oops you rchild fell and cut their head we don't do blood so your going to have to come and clean them up. That is ridiculous. At least you still got 30 minutes in. |
| posted by naomi on 08/07/2007 08:57 PM
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| The Tot Watch is a great play place but they have a policy of not changing diapers or giving bottles to infants. I don't think they are a "daycare" facility which may be why. I went down and changed my son, but then he pitched a fit about me leaving again. He is used to the routine that when I come back in, it's time to go. And when you are 2 years old, you want what you want and it wasn't worth the tantrum. They come and get you anyways if your child has been carrying on for more than 15min. |
| posted by Ariel on 08/08/2007 06:24 AM
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I've heard of other fitness center kid watch programs being like this. It may have something to do with their loal child care licensing regulations. I know there are a lot of interesting interpretations and applications to Oklahoma's licensing laws. For instance, if you watch your neighbor's child everyday in your home for pay, you have to be licensed. But if you go to that neighbor's house and watch that same child, the same amount of time, for the same amount of pay, nobody has to be licensed.
You just never know what weirdness the facility is having to deal with from other "interested parties." |
| posted by Kelly on 08/08/2007 09:45 AM
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