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Katie Luvs
My 11 year old sister keeps using my 4 year old sisters barbie jeep. My mom doesn't like this. Does anyone know where i can get my sister a jeep or car for older kids. It's her b day in a month.
Answer
Depends how much older you're talking about (nvm, just re read.). But at my local walmart, there's different kinds of cars that will fit, 2-5 year olds, maybe older.
They have jeeps too, and little corvettes and stuff , it's cute! :)
Good Luck!(:
EDIT: if it's for an 11 year old, i would suggest getting a bike, or scooter, they might like that.
Maybe an electric scooter.
Depends how much older you're talking about (nvm, just re read.). But at my local walmart, there's different kinds of cars that will fit, 2-5 year olds, maybe older.
They have jeeps too, and little corvettes and stuff , it's cute! :)
Good Luck!(:
EDIT: if it's for an 11 year old, i would suggest getting a bike, or scooter, they might like that.
Maybe an electric scooter.
Is 23 Too Old To be Still Living a Home?
Anomymous
I'm 23 and I still live at home. I pay for my bills and food every month though and I'm in community college. I can't find a job and I'm still waiting on an apartment. How old were you when you left home?
I live with my grandmother by the way.
BQ: Do you think it's fair that I have to pay rent? I dont'.
What I mean is that Nodody will hire me. I've tried to get a job. I'm going to the unemployment office.
Answer
No, not in today's economic climate. I was 21 when I left home, but my grandparent's didn't charge for rent or food, so I was able to save up quite a bit thanks to them. I stayed with them through college.
My little brother is still at home, he's 24. He is just getting enough money saved to move out. He didn't go to school and works a blue collar job.
Both my sisters in law, aged 27 and 32, live at home.
My cousins live at home, twins age 21, and my older cousin, 29. The older cousin had been gone for 11 years (for college, then lived with BF for many years). Unfortunately they broke up and so she had to move home just recently to 'regroup'.
My sister who is 31 had to move back in with my mom for a year when her husband left her. She was 26 at the time, and had 2 kids age 2 and 6.
It could be worse...
Addition:
Yes it is absolutely fair that you pay rent or bills or food or contribute in some way. Parents and guardians are not obligated to support their offspring over the age of 18 (although of course many do).
My family gives till 21, then you have to start kicking in & that is VERY generous. 23 is beyond the age of adult, and one should have learned responsibility by this age. You have a job, you don't have kids or dependents & aren't picking up your bootstraps after a divorce/breakup in which you cohabited in your own dwelling with a mate.
There is NO reason at all why you shouldn't want to contribute, to show your gratitude for the free ride you're getting and all the help your Grama is giving to you. Asking if it is fair? Wow.
When you do get out and into your own apartment, you will be blown away by all the little costs to maintain a dwelling. You really must have no idea how much it costs your Grama to have you live with her. Energy, water, tax, food, wireless/cable, laundry detergent, toilet paper, and every other little thing that you don't think of because you don't pay for it. My gas/electric costs $5 per day. My Target/Wal-Mart trips are $300 a month, just for necessities, nothing extra. My grocery runs are $200/week, for 2 people. Never mind car payments, gas, taxes, vet ills, dentist bills, doctors bills etc... Every penny counts when you are running a home.
Contribute like a grown up, of course it is fair.
No, not in today's economic climate. I was 21 when I left home, but my grandparent's didn't charge for rent or food, so I was able to save up quite a bit thanks to them. I stayed with them through college.
My little brother is still at home, he's 24. He is just getting enough money saved to move out. He didn't go to school and works a blue collar job.
Both my sisters in law, aged 27 and 32, live at home.
My cousins live at home, twins age 21, and my older cousin, 29. The older cousin had been gone for 11 years (for college, then lived with BF for many years). Unfortunately they broke up and so she had to move home just recently to 'regroup'.
My sister who is 31 had to move back in with my mom for a year when her husband left her. She was 26 at the time, and had 2 kids age 2 and 6.
It could be worse...
Addition:
Yes it is absolutely fair that you pay rent or bills or food or contribute in some way. Parents and guardians are not obligated to support their offspring over the age of 18 (although of course many do).
My family gives till 21, then you have to start kicking in & that is VERY generous. 23 is beyond the age of adult, and one should have learned responsibility by this age. You have a job, you don't have kids or dependents & aren't picking up your bootstraps after a divorce/breakup in which you cohabited in your own dwelling with a mate.
There is NO reason at all why you shouldn't want to contribute, to show your gratitude for the free ride you're getting and all the help your Grama is giving to you. Asking if it is fair? Wow.
When you do get out and into your own apartment, you will be blown away by all the little costs to maintain a dwelling. You really must have no idea how much it costs your Grama to have you live with her. Energy, water, tax, food, wireless/cable, laundry detergent, toilet paper, and every other little thing that you don't think of because you don't pay for it. My gas/electric costs $5 per day. My Target/Wal-Mart trips are $300 a month, just for necessities, nothing extra. My grocery runs are $200/week, for 2 people. Never mind car payments, gas, taxes, vet ills, dentist bills, doctors bills etc... Every penny counts when you are running a home.
Contribute like a grown up, of course it is fair.
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