How far apart should you have your children?
Q. I have a beautiful (almost) three month old daughter. I have some health problems but our first is such a great baby that we want another one. How far apart should we have our kids?
Asked by Brea - Wed Sep 17 02:09:16 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it really depends on when you & your partner are ready for another one, although i have heard of people saying that its best to wait at least 6-12 months to give your body time to get all its vitamins and calcium back to normal! i say just do what u feel is right, if you feel like your body is ready to go through pregnancy again then go for it! goodluck and congrats on the baby girl :D
Answered by <3 Angel <3 - Wed Sep 17 02:13:52 2008

How far apart are your kids? What do you think is the perfect age gap between kids?
Q. I am just wondering. I have 2 children my daughter just turned 5 yesterday and my son is almost 18 months old. My husband and I are wanting to have more children. I kind of want to start trying now, but my husband wants to wait for another year that way our kids will be at least 3 years apart. What do you think?? If I were to conceive within the next month or two my son would be about 2 years old when I had our next child. Is that a good age gap?
Asked by PG with #3 - Wed Dec 26 14:38:38 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have three son's who are all three years apart. My sons are nine years old, six years old, and three years old. I don't think there is a perfect age gap between siblings every family is different. My sister and I are eight years apart (same parents of course) and my husband and his (2) brothers are all two years apart from each other. My husband and his brothers are close, my sister and I have never been that close (I am older). I am so thankful and happy that it took me two years to get pregnant every time (most women would be stressed out about it). I had three c-sections and my body was able to recover from the surgery before having the next son. I am pregnant with baby # 4 and after this I am finally going to use some sort of… [cont.]
Answered by georgia_peach - Wed Dec 26 15:28:40 2007

Can you rip a liquid compound apart through electromagnetism?
Q. Can you rip a liquid compound apart through electromagnetism? If so, how can you do this and can you give an example? If it cannot be done, can you please explain why not? Thank you.
Asked by Steven - Tue Aug 4 03:47:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well electromagnetism my suspend the liquid as the gravity around it will be removed, but ripping it apart i do not think so as the water molecules will stay bonded unless introduced to a heat source at which point it will become steam. I've seen an experiment done on spiders using electromagnetism which suspended them in the tube, they where floating in a zero g state.
Answered by U R Sofa King - Tue Aug 4 03:54:41 2009