There is more than one.
By the way babies with PKU should be partially breastfed if at all possible.
Breastfeeding a Baby with PKU
http://www.lalecheleague.org/NB/NBSepOct...
To Breastfeed or Not:
PKU, Galactosemia, Other Rare Disorders
and Possible Misdiagnosis
http://www.lalecheleague.org/llleaderweb...
Breastfeeding and PKU
http://pregnancyandbaby.com/pregnancy/ba...
PKU Test Results -- What's normal?
http://www.drgreene.org/body.cfm?id=21%26amp;a...
Tips for Breastfeeding a Baby with PKU
http://www.pkunews.org/diet/tipsBaby.htm
What is the name of the special milk formula for babies with PKU?
i believe it's Phenyl-Free
martial arts
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Can my daughter change her babies last name to hers instead of her having the absent father's last name?
She is getting ready to start kindergarten and we would like for her to have a last name of someone she knows, at least.
Can my daughter change her babies last name to hers instead of her having the absent father's last name?
I believe you can, just go to a family court judge and requset a change of the last name
Reply:she can but it will cost her and she'll probably have to attempt to contact the father if his name is on the birth cert. she'll proably have to do it through the courts too.
Reply:I think it has to be done thru the courts. It may take some time, too.
Reply:depnds what state you live in. most likely you'll have to get the father's consent to change the child's name. :(
Reply:It may depend on the state you are in as to what signatures you need. You may do it yourself or get a lawyer. You should be able to get the forms at your county courthouse (Register of Deeds? Ask, and they'll point you to the correct office). The office that gives you the forms are not allowed to answer questions; if you have questions regarding the forms, you need to speak to a lawyer. Lawyers usually charge $150-$200 for the entire process. File the paperwork. You'll receive official paperwork stating the name change, and possibly a corrected birth certificate (you may have to request this separately). After receiving the paperwork, you need to get the child's social security card changed to reflect the new name. Take your paperwork, birth certificates, etc to the Social Security office, or fill out the paperwork online (but you have to mail your official paperwork). You should get the corrected ss card w/ 4-6 wks.
Can my daughter change her babies last name to hers instead of her having the absent father's last name?
I believe you can, just go to a family court judge and requset a change of the last name
Reply:she can but it will cost her and she'll probably have to attempt to contact the father if his name is on the birth cert. she'll proably have to do it through the courts too.
Reply:I think it has to be done thru the courts. It may take some time, too.
Reply:depnds what state you live in. most likely you'll have to get the father's consent to change the child's name. :(
Reply:It may depend on the state you are in as to what signatures you need. You may do it yourself or get a lawyer. You should be able to get the forms at your county courthouse (Register of Deeds? Ask, and they'll point you to the correct office). The office that gives you the forms are not allowed to answer questions; if you have questions regarding the forms, you need to speak to a lawyer. Lawyers usually charge $150-$200 for the entire process. File the paperwork. You'll receive official paperwork stating the name change, and possibly a corrected birth certificate (you may have to request this separately). After receiving the paperwork, you need to get the child's social security card changed to reflect the new name. Take your paperwork, birth certificates, etc to the Social Security office, or fill out the paperwork online (but you have to mail your official paperwork). You should get the corrected ss card w/ 4-6 wks.
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
It's was sweet, but it was dark brown and very thick.
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
karo syrup? (this is still used today)
Reply:You may be thinking of percogesic. It was sold over the counter and contained a trace amount of opium.
Reply:Karo Syrup
Reply:Molasses?
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
karo syrup? (this is still used today)
Reply:You may be thinking of percogesic. It was sold over the counter and contained a trace amount of opium.
Reply:Karo Syrup
Reply:Molasses?
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I'm trying to think of baby names that could be easily understood in many different languages....a name that would cross borders and be good for someone who travels often. I've thought of names like Camilla, Luca, Maja...any other ideas? Gracias!
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I love Luca and Maja. How about Gabrielle or Isabel? I also love Lorelei and Anneleise and Giada!
Reply:why not just give him or her two names
one that is common in the language of your child's birth and another to fit the bill for a few more countries.
As you saw in the presidential election, some innocent sounding names might prove to be a curse later....so focus the main name being something that will not cause him or her any controversy!
Reply:Nirmala
I just love how that sounds, some people in china considered naming their children @
its pronounciation is almost like ai in chinese it means love, weird...
names that could cross borders would be names of places; Paris, Washington, Sydney, Venice, Sahara etc
Reply:Wii like the nintendo Wii is understood throughout the world
Reply:Clara, Isabel(a), Mia, Lisa, Ana, Lili...
But of course it totally depends on where it should be understood
Reply:sara laura
salaura , maya , arien , layan , senthya
Reply:John simply and Marie simply. For a twist I suggest Selena and Ross.
Reply:I'd say Isabella or Bella or Carina
Reply:Maria is pretty universal for a female, for a male I would say David.
Reply:Sarah
Juliet
Nina
Nikki
Reply:Lerenzo
Saamya
Izaiah
Maria
Reply:Alexander or anna amy stacy
Reply:Maria
Reply:Alicia
Reply:Amore'
Reply:Kodak
Reply:Mary.
Reply:Ana for a girl. for a boy? hmmmm.... John? mark? i dont know haha
Reply:muhammad
Reply:anna maria
Reply:Lucie
Sasha
Luke
Reply:cinthya
Reply:anna/ana
Reply:Jesus
Reply:my name...Tamara :)
Reply:john is in all languages
Reply:anna
john
Reply:Yes John
Reply:Jie
Reply:bob
Reply:same as the first one
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I love Luca and Maja. How about Gabrielle or Isabel? I also love Lorelei and Anneleise and Giada!
Reply:why not just give him or her two names
one that is common in the language of your child's birth and another to fit the bill for a few more countries.
As you saw in the presidential election, some innocent sounding names might prove to be a curse later....so focus the main name being something that will not cause him or her any controversy!
Reply:Nirmala
I just love how that sounds, some people in china considered naming their children @
its pronounciation is almost like ai in chinese it means love, weird...
names that could cross borders would be names of places; Paris, Washington, Sydney, Venice, Sahara etc
Reply:Wii like the nintendo Wii is understood throughout the world
Reply:Clara, Isabel(a), Mia, Lisa, Ana, Lili...
But of course it totally depends on where it should be understood
Reply:sara laura
salaura , maya , arien , layan , senthya
Reply:John simply and Marie simply. For a twist I suggest Selena and Ross.
Reply:I'd say Isabella or Bella or Carina
Reply:Maria is pretty universal for a female, for a male I would say David.
Reply:Sarah
Juliet
Nina
Nikki
Reply:Lerenzo
Saamya
Izaiah
Maria
Reply:Alexander or anna amy stacy
Reply:Maria
Reply:Alicia
Reply:Amore'
Reply:Kodak
Reply:Mary.
Reply:Ana for a girl. for a boy? hmmmm.... John? mark? i dont know haha
Reply:muhammad
Reply:anna maria
Reply:Lucie
Sasha
Luke
Reply:cinthya
Reply:anna/ana
Reply:Jesus
Reply:my name...Tamara :)
Reply:john is in all languages
Reply:anna
john
Reply:Yes John
Reply:Jie
Reply:bob
Reply:same as the first one
I am trying to find were to go to register my babies name that i created any ideas?
my childs name is daola it is combinatione between brenda a ola. I would like to put in name books but not sure how to do so.
I am trying to find were to go to register my babies name that i created any ideas?
http://www.popularbabynames.com/add_new_...
Reply:i don't think anyone else would use it
kung fu movies
I am trying to find were to go to register my babies name that i created any ideas?
http://www.popularbabynames.com/add_new_...
Reply:i don't think anyone else would use it
kung fu movies
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
It's was sweet, but it was dark brown and very thick.
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
karo syrup? (this is still used today)
Reply:You may be thinking of percogesic. It was sold over the counter and contained a trace amount of opium.
Reply:Karo Syrup
Reply:Molasses?
What's the name of the medicine given back in the 60's to 70's to babies and children for constipation?
karo syrup? (this is still used today)
Reply:You may be thinking of percogesic. It was sold over the counter and contained a trace amount of opium.
Reply:Karo Syrup
Reply:Molasses?
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I'm trying to think of baby names that could be easily understood in many different languages....a name that would cross borders and be good for someone who travels often. I've thought of names like Camilla, Luca, Maja...any other ideas? Gracias!
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I love Luca and Maja. How about Gabrielle or Isabel? I also love Lorelei and Anneleise and Giada!
Reply:why not just give him or her two names
one that is common in the language of your child's birth and another to fit the bill for a few more countries.
As you saw in the presidential election, some innocent sounding names might prove to be a curse later....so focus the main name being something that will not cause him or her any controversy!
Reply:Nirmala
I just love how that sounds, some people in china considered naming their children @
its pronounciation is almost like ai in chinese it means love, weird...
names that could cross borders would be names of places; Paris, Washington, Sydney, Venice, Sahara etc
Reply:Wii like the nintendo Wii is understood throughout the world
Reply:Clara, Isabel(a), Mia, Lisa, Ana, Lili...
But of course it totally depends on where it should be understood
Reply:sara laura
salaura , maya , arien , layan , senthya
Reply:John simply and Marie simply. For a twist I suggest Selena and Ross.
Reply:I'd say Isabella or Bella or Carina
Reply:Maria is pretty universal for a female, for a male I would say David.
Reply:Sarah
Juliet
Nina
Nikki
Reply:Lerenzo
Saamya
Izaiah
Maria
Reply:Alexander or anna amy stacy
Reply:Maria
Reply:Alicia
Reply:Amore'
Reply:Kodak
Reply:Mary.
Reply:Ana for a girl. for a boy? hmmmm.... John? mark? i dont know haha
Reply:muhammad
Reply:anna maria
Reply:Lucie
Sasha
Luke
Reply:cinthya
Reply:anna/ana
Reply:Jesus
Reply:my name...Tamara :)
Reply:john is in all languages
Reply:anna
john
Reply:Yes John
Reply:Jie
Reply:bob
Reply:same as the first one
What is a baby name that can be used around the world and other languages understand?
I love Luca and Maja. How about Gabrielle or Isabel? I also love Lorelei and Anneleise and Giada!
Reply:why not just give him or her two names
one that is common in the language of your child's birth and another to fit the bill for a few more countries.
As you saw in the presidential election, some innocent sounding names might prove to be a curse later....so focus the main name being something that will not cause him or her any controversy!
Reply:Nirmala
I just love how that sounds, some people in china considered naming their children @
its pronounciation is almost like ai in chinese it means love, weird...
names that could cross borders would be names of places; Paris, Washington, Sydney, Venice, Sahara etc
Reply:Wii like the nintendo Wii is understood throughout the world
Reply:Clara, Isabel(a), Mia, Lisa, Ana, Lili...
But of course it totally depends on where it should be understood
Reply:sara laura
salaura , maya , arien , layan , senthya
Reply:John simply and Marie simply. For a twist I suggest Selena and Ross.
Reply:I'd say Isabella or Bella or Carina
Reply:Maria is pretty universal for a female, for a male I would say David.
Reply:Sarah
Juliet
Nina
Nikki
Reply:Lerenzo
Saamya
Izaiah
Maria
Reply:Alexander or anna amy stacy
Reply:Maria
Reply:Alicia
Reply:Amore'
Reply:Kodak
Reply:Mary.
Reply:Ana for a girl. for a boy? hmmmm.... John? mark? i dont know haha
Reply:muhammad
Reply:anna maria
Reply:Lucie
Sasha
Luke
Reply:cinthya
Reply:anna/ana
Reply:Jesus
Reply:my name...Tamara :)
Reply:john is in all languages
Reply:anna
john
Reply:Yes John
Reply:Jie
Reply:bob
Reply:same as the first one
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