Beanbag Chairs

I luv Music! asked:


i found out there so expensive even from Tesco. English websites please and ones i could trust!
Sorry everyone who has ansered but I am from the Uk so english websited please!

soz

Thx

Chad

Christina asked:


My 3 year old daughter is potty training and had unfortunately (and annoyingly) peed on a bean bag chair. I have washed the outer material before, but I’ve never washed the bean bag itself. The material that houses the styrofoam is not waterproof or anything, so the mess just soaked right through the entire bag. There is no zipper or any way to take out the styrofoam, so I’m wondering if anyone has ever put of of those things in a washing machine on gentle cycle or something. I’m afraid of ruining it, but at this point, if I dont try something, its already ruined. Any help?

Wesley

CrazyChick asked:


Okay, my five-year-old has started kindergarten and is having a REALLY REALLY REALLY hard time sitting and doing what he’s supposed to be doing. His teacher is great, but he’s going over to the beanbag chairs while he’s supposed to be in circle time and talking out, going “Look at me, I’m in the beanbag chair!” He’s not being argumentative, he’s not mean to other people, he’s not even purposely disrespectful, he just can’t seem to stay at one thing for more than four seconds at a time.

After having a meeting with the teacher, the counselor and the principal, I’m okay with putting him on a trial run of ADHD medication, if he’s even diagnosed (my friend, a psychologist, thinks he will be) to see if it helps.

I don’t like the idea of giving my kid medicine that isn’t for an actual medical ailment, but I also don’t want him to hate school or fall behind because he can’t focus on anything.
My husband is afraid we’d be “drugging him” and does not want him to be stuck walking around like a “zombie kid”. Apparently, he thinks I’m wanting to give him Ambien or something, instead of an age-appropriate dose of recommended prescribed medication.

So, anyway, finally got him on board, and I called my son’s doctor, and she won’t treat ADHD — along with about 80% of the pediatricians in the city we live in, and 100% of the pediatricians on our insurance plan. We’d have to get a referral to a child psychiatrist.

The doctor’s office called me today to let me know that they were able to squeeze him in with the psychiatrist — IN FEBRUARY 2008. Six months from now. More than 2/3 of the school year away.

Is that normal????
My questions:

1. Why would pediatricians not treat ADHD?

2. Are there age-appropriate medications for a five-year-old with ADHD?

3. Will the medication cause my son to act like he’s drugged or zoned out?

4. Considering the wait, can a regular psychiatrist, not a pediatric psychiatrist, diagnose and treat his ADHD?

5. Is the six-month-to-get-in-to-see-a-doctor wait common?

6. What do we do in the meantime?

Thanks. I know I sound ignorant, and I’m really not trying to be, I just don’t have anyone who actually KNOWS who can really answer my questions.

I appreciate any help or advice you kind folks could offer.

Chad

amandakelley45 asked:


Can someone tell me where to find the best beanbag chairs for a great price, with cool designs? (It’s for a girl so flowers, hearts, etc. would be nice) Also, a direct link would be nice. FOR 10 POINTS!!!

Michelle

Animal Lover asked:


I like music and uggs. I am into horses and have a lot of friends. I want some unique things like a couch or a beanbag chair…ect…
I love to write stories too. I was in advanced writing so that is one of the major things im into. Reading is one of my hobbys so im asking for Stephen King book. I love to be around children because they are so cute and when I look at them they stop crying. lol Ok thankyou if you answer!

Leon