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ASHWORTH BLUE & WHITE REAL OLD CANTON OCTAGONAL Fruit Bowl 7.5″ # 1 $7.89

Mccarty Pottery Nutmeg Old Fashion Bowl, new $18.00

New Polish Pottery 9″ OLD KITCHEN BOWL Boleslawiec CA Pattern 1534 Stoneware $68.95

New Polish Pottery 9″ OLD KITCHEN BOWL Boleslawiec CA Pattern 1532 Stoneware $68.95

New Polish Pottery 9″ OLD KITCHEN BOWL Boleslawiec CA Pattern 1415 Stoneware $68.95

New Polish Pottery 9″ OLD KITCHEN BOWL Boleslawiec CA Pattern 377o Stoneware $68.95

VINTAGE OLD GERMAN HAND PAINTED, SMALL BOWL FOLK DANCERS, ALPINE WARE $19.99

VINTAGE covered Sugar Bowl Figgjo Flint old Turi Design Norway Lotte from ESTATE $15.09

4″ Old Antique Vintage Majolica Red Drip Pottery Jar Vase Dish Bowl West Germany $12.00

#E12 VINTAGE James Kent Old Foley PITCHER & BOWL WITH ROSES $89.99

#E11 VINTAGE JAMES KENT OLD FOLEY PITCHER & BOWL HARMONY ROSE $99.99

VINTAGE DESIMONE FISH Covered Bowl CASEROLE PICASSO THEME DE SIMONE OLD $25.00

vintage Pitcher Bowl ceramic Blue Pottery Grand Old Opry souvenir $4.00

Pretty/Old Majolica Copeland Classical Bowl with Superb Details, AS IS $49.95

Pretty/Old Majolica Basketweave & Floral Bowl, Clean & Vivid, ca. 1880s $99.00

Pretty/Old Majolica Basketweave & Wildrose Waste Bowl, Hard to Find $49.99

Pretty/Old Majolica Floral Bowl, Nice $29.99

Old German Salt Glaze Colbalt Blue Grey Stoneware Decorative Bowl $14.99

Set of 4 Vintage Liberty Blue Staffordshire Old North Church Soup Salad Bowls $39.99

OLD WILLOW – BLUE/White China SUGAR BOWL – Excellent Condition $4.66

Pretty/Old Majolica Etruscan Butterfly Rim Sugar Bowl with Lid,Clean & Vivid $95.00

An Old Collectors Pink Luster Bowl $1.56

Old Floral Royal Goes Gouda Art Pottery Holland Bertino~Art Deco Large Bowl $18.99

Pretty/Old Majolica Pineapple Sugar Bowl, no lid, ca. 1880s $49.95

Old German Schwarzburg Hand Painted Bowl Signed by Artist Tolly $14.99

Pretty/Old Majolica ETRUSCAN Seaweed & Shell Bowl, RARE FORM $295.00

Roseville Pottery JUVENILE ‘OLD WOMAN’ NURSERY RHYME BABY’S BOWL! $59.96

Pretty/Old Majolica Day Lily Footed Bowl $49.99

Pretty/Old Majolica Basketweave & Fruit Bowl on Turquoise Ground $79.95

Pretty/Old Majolica Etruscan Cauliflower Sugar Bowl $89.95

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Mom’s Bowling League

What can mothers of young children do for a mom’s morning out? There are always the old stand-bys like a playgroup at someone’s home, or meeting up at a park .Even if your kids are of school age, it is a great opportunity to make new friends or spend time with old friends.
Bowling is an excellent activity for all skill levels.  If you have never bowled before, no problem!  It is easy to start as a beginner, and you will see yourself improving week to week if you join a league and attend regularly.  More experienced bowlers can be grouped with other moms with similar ability levels to keep their skills sharp.
Bowling is good for the body and soul!  It is actually good exercise, and a wonderful social activity.  You can build your bowling ability, and benefit from some friendly competition amongst your peers.  Also, what moms of young children need the most is a break, and to be with other women to do some socializing.  It is an activity that you can look forward to attending every week, and rain or shine, the bowling alley will always be open.  The kids can be in babysitting while moms make new friends, enjoy old friends, and enjoy the classic sport of bowling.
Bowling league provide mom’s morning out.  Bowling league encourages moms to come out and sharp their skills .There should also convenient on-site babysitting service for their children. Such events are great for making new friends or coming with a group of old friends to spend your mornings together.

About the Author

Grace Enderlein is a freelance writer and editor “Special League Opening – Mom’s Morning Out notes that bowling is the perfect opportunity for a mom’s morning out, and Facendawhitaker.com is starting a new bowling league in October, 2009.

How can I get my 3 year old to have a bowl movement on the potty?

My 3 year old will pee on the potty but refuses to poop. He has gone so far as to just holding it for 2 weeks and making himself sick. We encourage him all we can….let him watch how we do it and he still won’t try. He wears big boys undies all day and a pull-up at night and that is when he will have his BM. Even bribery doesn’t work. Please HELP!

I had this problem with my son too. He used to cry and cry if he sat on the pot yet on occasion I would find some poop behind the sofa or in a corner somewhere. He would always show me when he had gone somewhere other than in the pot, so he knew doing it on the floor was wrong.

But we managed to sort it out in the end.

We did this by putting him in normal pants and watching out for signs that he wanted to move his bowels. He would get agitated because he wanted to go but he wasn’t wearing a diaper. At this point, I would put him on the pot in front of me. I would sit on a chair, the sofa or on the floor in front of him and hold his hands and reassure him that it was okay to go in the pot. Sometimes he would whimper but I would give him a hug and reassure him that it was okay and make lots of cooing, soothing noises. Occasionally he couldn’t help it – he would go in the pot but he would be upset while he was doing it because he said that his stomach was going to come out too (it turned out that this was what he was worried about all along). But whenever he went in the pot, he got cheers and applause and hugs and I reassured him that it wouldn’t. His stomach would be fine. Every day we would do this.

Occasionally, he became so distressed that eventually I would put a diaper on him just so that he could move his bowels. But after doing it, and when he had finished, I would explain to him that he was a big boy now and big boys don’t wear diapers. I would point out that daddy was once a little boy too, he didn’t wear diapers and he had to go on the pot. And so did I. He found the fact that we had both gone through it before him reassuring. After explaining this, I would ask him if he was willing to try again to use the pot the next day. He said yes he would try.

Eventually, being exposed to the pot became natural to him. And when he did go for a poop in it, he did it on his own! Of course, he got the usual round of praise and ringing applause (which always helps!). After that, there was no stopping him! The toilet was another challenge but we handelled it in the same way and he came through it.

Be patient, be prepared to go back to diapers occasionally but most of all, explain what is going on, reassure him that his stomach won’t fall out.

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