I am a 13 (almost 14) year old girl 5'6 and I weigh 175 lbs (this is embarrassing) and I would like to know how to be skinny or lean like a Victoria's Secret Angel. Know I'm obviously overweight but I would like to know how to lose weight because I've tried dieting bit it just won't work! I'm going to be a dancer next year on the high school team and I want to look good in it. Also in June, we are going to the beach and you know, you've got to look good in that bikini! I just really wanted some good advice! Please help!
its your own fault for cheating there is nothing you can do but take your punishment, maybe next time you will think before cheating.
For the baby, you;ll need: diapers, wipes, baby bath or soap, lotion or oil, baby shampoo. You may need petroleum jelly (Vaselilne) for the circumcision area if you have a boy. The hospital will probably supply you with any ointments you may need for this or for the umbilical cord site. You'll need bottles, nipples, a bottle brush, and pacifiers if you're using those. Depending on where you live and the season the baby will be born (fall for you, right?), you'll need onesies and/or footed sleepers for cool nights or air conditioned homes. You'll need to start out in size 0-3 months. You'll need receiving blankets and crib sheets, bassinett sheets if you are using a bassinet. You'll need burp cloths and little bibs. You'll need a baby monitor so you can hear the baby when you aren't close by. You will need an approved infant car seat to bring the baby home. Those are the basics. I can't think of anything else at present. Oh, sometimes babies scratch their faces with their own fingernails (fingers are too tiny to trim nails), and you may want a pair of little slip-on mittens. You'll find these in all the baby departments and often in drugstores or dollar stores. Sometimes hospitals give you a new baby care package, which contains samples and small trial sizes of diapers, wipes, formula, bath products, etc. A tiny newborn doesn't really need much - those cute little booties, hats, headbands, socks, etc. are for later on. Just give him or her the basics, and plenty of love. They'll thrive on it!
try s h i t t ing on her lawn, if does not work then perhaps consider killing the b i t c h.
