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Subject: Outside looking in

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Olivia (happy for you)

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Date Posted: 20:56:23 08/30/07 Thu

Hi Kellie! I've listened to the show forever & use to be a Kellie- hater. Now that you're a mother, my opinions about you have changed. I can tell that you love your daughter with all your heart & only want the best for her. Here are a few suggestions to help you during "single" parenthood (I have about 15 yrs. under my belt!).
1)Always listen- not just hear your child
2)Just because you have the means to spoil your child doesn't mean you have to. (Humble beginnings)
3)Start an open & honest relationship ASAP. It will only grow stronger.
My children are extremely successful in almost everything they do & things that aren't so easy to conquer- well that's just fine too! One other thing, watch what you say about your feelings concerning your weight in front of Emma Kellie. You know how it felt growing up with these conflicting thoughts. Exposing these thoughts in front her may mislead her into thinking it's normal to feel that way about herself. I NEVER felt that way growing up & I credit my mom with that because I never heard her say anything of that sort. You are your baby's foundation- continue to build it strong.
P.S. Those bows on your baby's head are obnoxious and I LOVE them. She's darling- you sure know how to bake a cake!

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