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CP1 · 07/07/2003 11:33

Hi I'm a mum of a sixteen year old girl. Although this is my first time on Mumsnet, I have used other parenting websites - You can never have enough advice and support.

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CP1 · 07/07/2003 11:34

Hi I'm a mum of a sixteen year old girl. Although this is my first time on Mumsnet, I have used other parenting websites - You can never have enough advice and support.

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whymummy · 07/07/2003 11:37

hi cp1,welcome to mumsnet

M2T · 07/07/2003 11:47

Hi CP1. Hope you find loads of help on Mumsnet. I have and I can't get enough of it!

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Brookstone · 07/07/2003 11:57

hi cp1. welcome to mumsnet. it won't be long before you're addicted!

Frenchgirl · 07/07/2003 12:39

Hi cp1 and welcome, hope you enjoy mumsnet, it's excellent for help, practical advice and silly fun if you want it!

lilibet · 07/07/2003 12:57

Another mother of a teenage girl! Aren't tehy wonderful??!!??

crossma · 07/07/2003 13:04

Hi CP1 ditto to what has already been said. Can't imagine being a mum of sixteen bit older than that myself but sometimes wish I was a lot younger as my parents were young when they had me and it was so nice having young parents - ah well that's life. Like you say you can never have enough advice and support and that's whatever your age. I've found mumsnet a really good place to turn.

janh · 07/07/2003 13:18

crossma, I think she has a teenage girl, I don't think she is one!

suedonim · 07/07/2003 13:31

Hi, CP, welcome to mumsnet. I've also got a 16yr old DD, although I haven't seen her for 6mths as we've been living abroad. We get home on Friday, though and I can't wait to hug her pieces!

alibubbles · 07/07/2003 14:21

I have a 16yr old DS and a 17 yr old DD.

DD passed her driving test 6 weeks after her 17th birthday. last month. Having got over the stage of worrying about her being out late because she always came home in a taxi or we collected her, I am worrying myself silly as she now has her own brand new car and even though she is always in when we say, the 20 minutes or so it takes her to get home have me pacing the floor!

She is a good driver and I am impressed with her competance, it's the other people on the road that worry me!

Awaiting GCSE's for DS and AS and A levels results for DD.

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CP1 · 10/07/2003 12:25

Thankyou for making me feel so welcome, I am really enjoying the site.

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crossma · 10/07/2003 16:30

Sorry CP1 as usual I was rushing and read it wrong! (Wonder if there are any teenage mums on mumsnet though.)

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