You often hear about programs where famous or successful people mentor young people. I wish that they could make a program where us older or more experienced mums can sign up to mentor a young single, struggling mum. Maybe when your own youngest is a year old, and you can share ideas, help, support, and baby stuff etc. Even look after the child for a couple of hours a week to give them some 'me' time. There seem to be so many girls out there doing it all alone, and doing it tough with no support from their family and friends. Perhaps if they felt that there were people who cared, they would feel more confident to make better life decisions.
I believe that what comes around goes around, and if we want to make the world a better place we need to reach out and make a difference in our community. This is just one way that I think we could do it, without making a huge sacrifice financially, as I don't think most of us would be in a position to do that. | 
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i have one for you all, as you know charlie has been in hospital while we were in there i had a few nurses tell me that it was all my fault that he was there in the first place, they then went on to tell me that i wasn't feeding him or giving him fluids, and that i wasn't taking very good care of him, i told my dad and he went off the deep end, and then asked the head nurse how would they know what happens at home in private, and how dare they tell a worried mother that they aren't looking after their own child, well lets just say that by last night i think that the nurses would have been happy to see the backside of my dad, but as i told the head nurse that he is very protected of me and charlie and that he was only defending us,
so sorry for the vent but i am wondering if anyone else has had this happen to them and how did they deal with it??? 
Cheers Kellz
Sandra xxx
