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@johnanthonyhome No, this is untrue. You are eligible for CA benefits if you’ve been working, not FMLA.

@neverbeenalone Yeah, if she’s not trying to crawl out, and isn’t 35 inches, you’re golden. My children are freakishly tall so that skews my age / height perception, sorry. (Like when my oldest turned 3 he was about 43 or more inches)

@neverbeenalone Hard limit of 35 inches for safety. Likely it’s past time to convert. Sorry.

@jfortizzle Don’t tell them for awhile, at least until 12 weeks.

@goldensleather Is he in therapy? He desperately needs therapy. If he completed at least one year of residency, and it sounds like he did, I believe he can do certain jobs, like urgent care. That might be state dependent but it’s not hard to research. There’s also research type jobs, admin...

@jssusislord I think replication should be the goal, just stating the reality of the barrier with funding. I also think some studies could substitute primary care without impact and some could not.

@jssusislord The problem is that’s too many variables for a well designed study. It is more statistically viable to keep it to one type of caregiver, and easier to recruit birth mothers. So it would really need to be several different studies, which is too much for most research budgets.

@kenniel Yeah, that’s not my forte, so I’ll take your word for it. I still think children can demonstrate proficiency (walk along with parents, balance bikes, etc) in ways that you cannot with skateboards. Also the main reason kids want to do skateboard is to do tricks - much less of a...

@orthodoxjay1 I cannot even remotely imagine letting my under 5 ride a skateboard. I challenge your assertion that there are other activities that require the same amount of strength and coordination that people allow other under 5s to do. I do not know any under 5s that ride bikes without...