What are some beautiful names that are flowers? I would like to give my daughter names like Marigold, Primrose or Dhalia Rose. What are some other flower names?
Flower names?
Flower baby names for girls. .
Alyssa and Ayanna are popular
Flower baby names. Acacia, Amantha, Amaryllis, Anemone, Asphodel, Azalea, Begonia and Blanchefleur are uncommon Bláthnat to Camellia. : acacia, azalea, , blossom, bluebell, camellia, carnation, chrysanthemum, clematis, columbine, corona, daffodil, dahlia, daisy, delphinium, diamond, forsythia, fuchsia, gardenia, garland, gem, geranium, heather, hibiscus, hyacinth, illuminate, indigo, iris, jasmine, jewel, lilac, lily, lotus, magnolia, mallow, marigold, mignonette, myrtle, narcissus, oleander, orchid, pansy, peony, pink, poppy, , rose, season, snowdrop, sunflower, tulip, verbena, viola, violet, wildflower, wisteria.
Hope I helped...
GBU...
-Acacia ... Name of the flower related to the mimosa ...
Alyssa ... Also the name of a bright yellow flower, alyssum ...
Amantha ... a flower name ...
Amaryllis ... Also the name of a flower. Poetically ...
Anemone ... Greek mythology: the name of a nymph who was turned into a flower.
Asphodel ... Flower name: the asphodel is a type of lily.
Ayanna ... "Beautiful flower." ...
Azalea ... Flower name of a shrub that flourishes in dry soil and blooms in spring ...
Begonia Flower name: the colorful house plant with fleshy leaves and white, yellow ...
Blanchefleur ... "White flower."
Reply:Hyacinth, Violet, Chrysanthemum (Chrys)
Reply:Lily is the first thing that comes to mind. I think it's really pretty. More jewel names come to mind like Amethyst, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald.
Reply:Asrid. Orchid. Daisy. Rose. Lily. Anemone. Poppy. Posie. Iris.
Reply:i like: Lillie the best but also
. daisy
.rose
.tulip
.poppy
Reply:My favourites are:
Lilly
Rose
How about Lilly Rose? :)
-Daisy
-Amaryllis
-Daffodil
-Iris
- Liatris
-Violet
-Heather
-Freesia
Reply:Fleur is French for flower and a very beautiful name!
Why not use that as a middle name?
For example...
Lily Fleur
Daisy Fleur
Idk what you like, but I think that would be cool =)
Good luck!
Reply:daisy
Reply:Ivy and Fern are two of the less common ones, but they are elegant and classic. Rose is great, but so very common. I'm not sure I'd pair 2 floral names together (Dahlia Rose), just because they are too much together, though lovely seperately.
Reply:Lily
Petunia
Fleur (French for Flower)
Hazel
Holly
Hyacinth
Poppy
Daisy
Lavender
Laurel
Pansy
Saffron
Sage
Violet
Willow
Jasmine
Calla
Blossom
Bluebell
Heather
Reply:My mom's name is Violet and her sister is Daisy :)
Reply:My favorite it Lily.
Reply:I love Iris Marigold.
Reply:Lily Rose
Daisy Rose
are the prettiest i think.
i also like
Lily Cait (both names mean Pure)
Scarlett Rose (Red Rose)
Isabelle/Bella/Ela Rose (all three first names mean beautiful so beautiful Rose)
Hope this helps
Reply:There are lot's of Flower names -
Angelica, Fern, Holly, Hyacinth, Iris, Jasmine, Laurel, Lavender, Poppy, Posy, Sage, Violet....
I LOVE the name Sage (Saige) and also think that Poppy and Angelica are gorgeous!
Reply:Acacia
Heather
Jasmine
Bryony
Calla
Ianthe
Kalina
Linnea
Zinnia
Reply:Poppy?
Reply:Daisy, Lily, Begonia
Reply:I like Lily, Daisy,Holly and Jasmine the best. Rose would be good for the middle.
Reply:my fave is Lily and Rose i think Marigold, Primrose or Dhalia are a bit weird to be honest
Reply:Rose
Periwinkle
Basil
Daffodil
Dandelion
Fern
Hazel
Honeysuckle
Iris
Ivy
Lavender
Laurel
Lilac
Lily
Maple
Myrtle
Prinrose
Rose
Saffron
Sage
Sunflower
Tulip
Violet
Marigold
Good Luck!!!
Reply:Lilly
Violet
Daisy
Gardenia
Iris
Heather
Anne
Lace
Reply:Daisy
Sage
Willow
Reply:Camelia
Calla (like Calla Lily)
Reply:Delphine and Cordelia, Rosalie, Rosa, Rosanna, Daisy, Lily, Willow, Alyssa, Ivy, Heather, Violet, Iris, Holly
Reply:lilly
jasmine
orchid (i know someone named this)
violet
rose
petunia
lavender
Reply:http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/0/f...
http://www.babynamesgarden.com/floralbab...
Reply:I love the name Violet - so so pretty..... ?
Reply:I love Lily Rose or Jasmine
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
PMS. Any treatments?
I suffer from PMS really bad!
I feel so sorry for my boyfriend..he has to put up with so much
I'm forever crying and get really emotional
I can't handle it anymore
Does anyone have any suggestions on any treatments?
I'm already taking Evening Primrose Oil and i'm on the pill aswell.
Thanks.
PMS. Any treatments?
These are some helps for permanent cure
Yoga, meditation, Pilate
Breathing exercises
Tapping technique and EFT
Affirmations and Self Hypnosis or Self Talk.
Reading good books like “Chicken soup for the soul”
Exercise - home or gym
Chinese Herbal medicine is very good
Having good friends
Avoid Spicy, fatty, oil foods
Music therapy – Listening to soft melodious music, Mozart or Handel for example.
Good luck
Reply:stay away from people, sleep, hot baths and music.
Reply:I have found that taking a daily vitamin supplement WITH MINERALS really makes a difference. I tried without the minerals first but it didn't change much, not sure how minerals help the PMS but some do!
I only buy a cheap brand but 3 or 4 friends/colleagues have tried too and the results were very positive, after only 3-4 weeks of taking the tablets. One colleague (who I will not name and shame!) was tearful and argumentative for a good week prior to her period but this reduced to being a bit stroppy for a day or so.
Not a miracle cure but definitely worth trying.
Reply:Drink alot of water, maybe do some yoga or some exercise. And maybe some midol, and naps are good too!
hope i helped
Reply:become a man
I feel so sorry for my boyfriend..he has to put up with so much
I'm forever crying and get really emotional
I can't handle it anymore
Does anyone have any suggestions on any treatments?
I'm already taking Evening Primrose Oil and i'm on the pill aswell.
Thanks.
PMS. Any treatments?
These are some helps for permanent cure
Yoga, meditation, Pilate
Breathing exercises
Tapping technique and EFT
Affirmations and Self Hypnosis or Self Talk.
Reading good books like “Chicken soup for the soul”
Exercise - home or gym
Chinese Herbal medicine is very good
Having good friends
Avoid Spicy, fatty, oil foods
Music therapy – Listening to soft melodious music, Mozart or Handel for example.
Good luck
Reply:stay away from people, sleep, hot baths and music.
Reply:I have found that taking a daily vitamin supplement WITH MINERALS really makes a difference. I tried without the minerals first but it didn't change much, not sure how minerals help the PMS but some do!
I only buy a cheap brand but 3 or 4 friends/colleagues have tried too and the results were very positive, after only 3-4 weeks of taking the tablets. One colleague (who I will not name and shame!) was tearful and argumentative for a good week prior to her period but this reduced to being a bit stroppy for a day or so.
Not a miracle cure but definitely worth trying.
Reply:Drink alot of water, maybe do some yoga or some exercise. And maybe some midol, and naps are good too!
hope i helped
Reply:become a man
Genetics HELP?
1) The primrose, primula kewensis, has 36 chromosomes that are similar in appearance to the chromosomes in two related species, primula floribunda (2n=18) and primula verticillata (2n=18). how could P. kewensis arise from these species? how would you describe P. kewensis in genetic terms?
2) Drosophila may be monosomic for chromosome 4 and remain fertile. contrast the F1 and F2 result of the following crosses involving the recessive chromosome 4 trait bent bristles : a) monosomic IV, bent bristles x diploid, normal bristles
b) monosomic IV, normal bristles x diploid, bent bristles
Genetics HELP?
1) Primula kewensis is an allotetraploid formed by a hybridization event followed by a polyploidization event. Its parent species are Primula floribunda and Primula verticillata.
2a) F1; all normal bristles. F2; 75% normal, 18.75% bent, 6.25% lethal.
2b) F1; 50% normal, 50% bent. F2; 43.75 normal, 50% bent, 6.25% lethal.
2) Drosophila may be monosomic for chromosome 4 and remain fertile. contrast the F1 and F2 result of the following crosses involving the recessive chromosome 4 trait bent bristles : a) monosomic IV, bent bristles x diploid, normal bristles
b) monosomic IV, normal bristles x diploid, bent bristles
Genetics HELP?
1) Primula kewensis is an allotetraploid formed by a hybridization event followed by a polyploidization event. Its parent species are Primula floribunda and Primula verticillata.
2a) F1; all normal bristles. F2; 75% normal, 18.75% bent, 6.25% lethal.
2b) F1; 50% normal, 50% bent. F2; 43.75 normal, 50% bent, 6.25% lethal.
Sympatric speciation was first discovered by __________ while studying genetic?
Sympatric speciation was first discovered by __________ while studying genetic diversity in
primroses.
A) Buffon B) Aristotle C) Darwin D) Lamarck E) de Vries
Sympatric speciation was first discovered by __________ while studying genetic?
E, de Vries
Reply:the correct answer is E de Vries althought i think it might be Giunluigi Buffon but he is the golie of Juventus so i dont know hey i know u do u have Bio 109 Fridays @ 12:15 PM with some Peruvian teacher at SAC....? I think u are and u sit all da way in the back u are so fine and hott but u are freaking annoying u always talking chettt my name is Sergio by the way i have big nose call me
leather slippers
primroses.
A) Buffon B) Aristotle C) Darwin D) Lamarck E) de Vries
Sympatric speciation was first discovered by __________ while studying genetic?
E, de Vries
Reply:the correct answer is E de Vries althought i think it might be Giunluigi Buffon but he is the golie of Juventus so i dont know hey i know u do u have Bio 109 Fridays @ 12:15 PM with some Peruvian teacher at SAC....? I think u are and u sit all da way in the back u are so fine and hott but u are freaking annoying u always talking chettt my name is Sergio by the way i have big nose call me
leather slippers
My 8 year old Westie has a very bad skin complaint, in places he is almost devoid od hair. Vets don't have hel
He has Garlic %26amp; Fenugreek and Mixed Vegetable tablets together with Pure Evening Primrose Oil. An allergy test showed he was allergic to Wheat and Red meat
My 8 year old Westie has a very bad skin complaint, in places he is almost devoid od hair. Vets don't have hel
There are several good allergy foods on the market. I feed Natural Balance Venison %26amp; Brown Rice. They also make a Duck %26amp; Sweet Potato formula. Wellness makes a Whitefish formula. You will have to go to a pet shop for these. Be aware of the treats that you are feeding. I order mine from www.petextras.com they have many single ingredient treats for allergy dogs. E-mail me if you have questions, I live with a dog who has a laundry list of food allergies.
Reply:Buy a high quality food, not walmart brands. At a pet specialty store you should be able to buy a vegetarian food. And do not feed your dog table scraps. Are often are you giving him a bath? If more than once every 5 or 6 weeks you are bathing it too much.
Reply:Westies are very prone to allergies. What type of allergy test was done? The blood tests for allergies in animals are not accurate at all. There was a study done where albumin from a cow was sent to 3 different labs ( labeled as a dogs serum) that do the blood test, all 3 sent back a report with allergens but they were all different. (Cow albumin does not even have the agents in it that would show an allergy) Most tests for food are not accurate in that what shows up on the test and what actually occurs with the animal don't coincide.
Is the dog itchy? Has he been checked for mites?
If your vet isn't solving the problem, I would seek anothers help. Possible even a specialist, if there is a veterinary dermatologist near you that would be your best choice.
My 8 year old Westie has a very bad skin complaint, in places he is almost devoid od hair. Vets don't have hel
There are several good allergy foods on the market. I feed Natural Balance Venison %26amp; Brown Rice. They also make a Duck %26amp; Sweet Potato formula. Wellness makes a Whitefish formula. You will have to go to a pet shop for these. Be aware of the treats that you are feeding. I order mine from www.petextras.com they have many single ingredient treats for allergy dogs. E-mail me if you have questions, I live with a dog who has a laundry list of food allergies.
Reply:Buy a high quality food, not walmart brands. At a pet specialty store you should be able to buy a vegetarian food. And do not feed your dog table scraps. Are often are you giving him a bath? If more than once every 5 or 6 weeks you are bathing it too much.
Reply:Westies are very prone to allergies. What type of allergy test was done? The blood tests for allergies in animals are not accurate at all. There was a study done where albumin from a cow was sent to 3 different labs ( labeled as a dogs serum) that do the blood test, all 3 sent back a report with allergens but they were all different. (Cow albumin does not even have the agents in it that would show an allergy) Most tests for food are not accurate in that what shows up on the test and what actually occurs with the animal don't coincide.
Is the dog itchy? Has he been checked for mites?
If your vet isn't solving the problem, I would seek anothers help. Possible even a specialist, if there is a veterinary dermatologist near you that would be your best choice.
Treatment for asthma?
i would like to know what works for other asthma sufferers...as far as natural treatments.
i take evening primrose and fishoil and it seems to work .....i am trying to get off Advair.........i will always have albuteral as a quick fix.........but i would like to havesome natural long term remedies
Treatment for asthma?
As far as natural treatment is concerned, there can be nothing better than Yoga for any ailment. If it is possible for you to discuss your problem with a good Yoga instructor, you might arrive at a long term solution. Do also keep in mind that there are a number of instructors, who claim to be experts!
Cheers!
Sridhar
Reply:This website gives links to traditional and alternative treatments.... Go to the Leap Over Web Clutter section of this website.
Reply:Asthma is heavily environement related and many times related to reactions to things your body takes in (this includes air toxins, food, etc...)
I suggest changing your environment s couple of times and you'll know if it is external/environment, maybe change your nutrition intake to see if it is an allergy?
I have found that some nutitional suppliments seem to have a good effect on sufferers of asthma...
Reply:Perhaps a search for asthma + "natural remedies" might be of interest.
i take evening primrose and fishoil and it seems to work .....i am trying to get off Advair.........i will always have albuteral as a quick fix.........but i would like to havesome natural long term remedies
Treatment for asthma?
As far as natural treatment is concerned, there can be nothing better than Yoga for any ailment. If it is possible for you to discuss your problem with a good Yoga instructor, you might arrive at a long term solution. Do also keep in mind that there are a number of instructors, who claim to be experts!
Cheers!
Sridhar
Reply:This website gives links to traditional and alternative treatments.... Go to the Leap Over Web Clutter section of this website.
Reply:Asthma is heavily environement related and many times related to reactions to things your body takes in (this includes air toxins, food, etc...)
I suggest changing your environment s couple of times and you'll know if it is external/environment, maybe change your nutrition intake to see if it is an allergy?
I have found that some nutitional suppliments seem to have a good effect on sufferers of asthma...
Reply:Perhaps a search for asthma + "natural remedies" might be of interest.
I am one week overdue and planning a home birth...?
My first baby was a week early.
With this baby i have tried everything, rasberry leaf tea, primrose oil, black cohosh and blue cohosh, sex , spicy food, acupuncute, reflexology, shiatsu and membrane sweep.
My midwife has exhamined me and told me that i am two cm dilated, i also gradually lost the mucus plug.
I am having contractions very similar to period pains buit they go away and are very sporadic.
The community midwife want to induce me wich does make me panic as i hate hospitals and i have planned a home birth.
my question is:
Do i have to give birth in hospital if i am being induced?
Is there anything else i can do do get this labor started and established?
HELP!
I am one week overdue and planning a home birth...?
i would say yes if your induced homebirth is out...sometimes complications can arise from inducing requiring a c-section, just play the waiting game baby will come when hes ready, dont jump to induction just yet, you still have another week before this really needs to be looked at
Reply:http://www.homebirth.org.uk/
Please see this website if your haven't already, its brillant!
Reply:No you don't have to give birth in hospital if you're induced; however if the midwife feels there's risk to you or the baby; then take her advice!!! Hope it goes well
Reply:Hi, Have you tried a good soak in Lavender Oil? I started my first labour with this after midwives secretly told me to, they say a few drops but I put in loads. I thought it was a load of rubbish but at 2.00am i was in labour and had my first child at home. No harm in trying, it may work for you! Good luck.
Reply:A hospital birth would be advisable-if you are being induced-because they use a synthetic pitocin to stimulate contractions and get you into a good contracting pattern-they can also moniter the baby's heart-rate and see how he/she is tolerating labor. When labor actually begins is debateable-size of baby(uterus can only get so big), age of placenta, hormones, ect. I wish they would not give due dates but "due time" because 40 weeks plus or minus is app delivery time, unless other situations develope. This baby may be lying in your uterus differently -size-usually successive babies are larger. It depends on the condition of your cervix-soft and ripe, dilated or no, plus or minus station(floating or head down in the pelvis) there are so many variables and things can happen in a split second! for better or worse-you need to be in a hospital and now hospitals have a more home like atmosphere and really try to help parents have a more natural birth. Please-your midwife should have hosp priviledges!! for your sake and the baby and your other child!!!
Reply:you shouldn't drink raspberry leaf tea as that tightens your cervix not good if you want to go into labour
Reply:yes unfortuatly you do have to go into hospiatal if you are induced i was a week early with my son and i had to go into hospital to have him id have liked a water birth at home so i feel for you best of luck you could try a walk that might help
Reply:i thinhk u have tried everything to get ur self into labour, just relax im sure t willhappen soon, but im afriad u will have to go to the hospital to be induced, its not so bad honey,
Reply:Take a breath!
Now I was two weeks overdue and so was called in to be induced. Unfortunately you have to stay in hospital to be monitored so they can control the contractions. Especially if they break your waters, you are not allowed to go home, due to risk of infection.
Once you get to the hospital, you will have other things to think about and hopefull won't think about where you are.
Good luck xx
Try going for a walk at least it will get you out of the house.
Reply:You know the answer is to stop trying everything and let go of your anxiety about when labour is going to start!!! Plan something...anything...a day out perhaps, some 'you time'...plan to spend a whole day with your first child doing what they want as a way of treating them before the new baby comes. Do something, anything to HAVE FUN and take your mind off the baby. The body is a wonderful thing and won't allow labour to begin or to progress if you're too anxious. Anxiety means stress hormones which mean danger......which means your body will dely labour as long as possible.
Another thing, post dates babies are not at a hugely increased risk....and your baby isn't truly post dates until 42 weeks plus. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE INDUCED! Like any other medical procedure, induction is a choice even though it is rarely presented as one. Community midwives must attend you in labour whether you are 40 weeks or 44! (Yes, it has been known!) Weigh up the benefits against the risks, if you are so uncomfortable in hospitals are you really going to loosen up enough to birth there, espcially with interventions? Or is that a slippery slope to problems, stalled labour, failure to progress, section? Go with your instincts, they're the best weapon you have, if you're tuned in to your body and your baby you will know what to do. It's hard to fight for your rights at this stage of pregnancy, but you can do it!
And I reckon if you lose your anxiety about the place of birth and stop trying your labour will flow.
Good luck, let us know how it goes, this wonderful home birth of yours.
With this baby i have tried everything, rasberry leaf tea, primrose oil, black cohosh and blue cohosh, sex , spicy food, acupuncute, reflexology, shiatsu and membrane sweep.
My midwife has exhamined me and told me that i am two cm dilated, i also gradually lost the mucus plug.
I am having contractions very similar to period pains buit they go away and are very sporadic.
The community midwife want to induce me wich does make me panic as i hate hospitals and i have planned a home birth.
my question is:
Do i have to give birth in hospital if i am being induced?
Is there anything else i can do do get this labor started and established?
HELP!
I am one week overdue and planning a home birth...?
i would say yes if your induced homebirth is out...sometimes complications can arise from inducing requiring a c-section, just play the waiting game baby will come when hes ready, dont jump to induction just yet, you still have another week before this really needs to be looked at
Reply:http://www.homebirth.org.uk/
Please see this website if your haven't already, its brillant!
Reply:No you don't have to give birth in hospital if you're induced; however if the midwife feels there's risk to you or the baby; then take her advice!!! Hope it goes well
Reply:Hi, Have you tried a good soak in Lavender Oil? I started my first labour with this after midwives secretly told me to, they say a few drops but I put in loads. I thought it was a load of rubbish but at 2.00am i was in labour and had my first child at home. No harm in trying, it may work for you! Good luck.
Reply:A hospital birth would be advisable-if you are being induced-because they use a synthetic pitocin to stimulate contractions and get you into a good contracting pattern-they can also moniter the baby's heart-rate and see how he/she is tolerating labor. When labor actually begins is debateable-size of baby(uterus can only get so big), age of placenta, hormones, ect. I wish they would not give due dates but "due time" because 40 weeks plus or minus is app delivery time, unless other situations develope. This baby may be lying in your uterus differently -size-usually successive babies are larger. It depends on the condition of your cervix-soft and ripe, dilated or no, plus or minus station(floating or head down in the pelvis) there are so many variables and things can happen in a split second! for better or worse-you need to be in a hospital and now hospitals have a more home like atmosphere and really try to help parents have a more natural birth. Please-your midwife should have hosp priviledges!! for your sake and the baby and your other child!!!
Reply:you shouldn't drink raspberry leaf tea as that tightens your cervix not good if you want to go into labour
Reply:yes unfortuatly you do have to go into hospiatal if you are induced i was a week early with my son and i had to go into hospital to have him id have liked a water birth at home so i feel for you best of luck you could try a walk that might help
Reply:i thinhk u have tried everything to get ur self into labour, just relax im sure t willhappen soon, but im afriad u will have to go to the hospital to be induced, its not so bad honey,
Reply:Take a breath!
Now I was two weeks overdue and so was called in to be induced. Unfortunately you have to stay in hospital to be monitored so they can control the contractions. Especially if they break your waters, you are not allowed to go home, due to risk of infection.
Once you get to the hospital, you will have other things to think about and hopefull won't think about where you are.
Good luck xx
Try going for a walk at least it will get you out of the house.
Reply:You know the answer is to stop trying everything and let go of your anxiety about when labour is going to start!!! Plan something...anything...a day out perhaps, some 'you time'...plan to spend a whole day with your first child doing what they want as a way of treating them before the new baby comes. Do something, anything to HAVE FUN and take your mind off the baby. The body is a wonderful thing and won't allow labour to begin or to progress if you're too anxious. Anxiety means stress hormones which mean danger......which means your body will dely labour as long as possible.
Another thing, post dates babies are not at a hugely increased risk....and your baby isn't truly post dates until 42 weeks plus. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE INDUCED! Like any other medical procedure, induction is a choice even though it is rarely presented as one. Community midwives must attend you in labour whether you are 40 weeks or 44! (Yes, it has been known!) Weigh up the benefits against the risks, if you are so uncomfortable in hospitals are you really going to loosen up enough to birth there, espcially with interventions? Or is that a slippery slope to problems, stalled labour, failure to progress, section? Go with your instincts, they're the best weapon you have, if you're tuned in to your body and your baby you will know what to do. It's hard to fight for your rights at this stage of pregnancy, but you can do it!
And I reckon if you lose your anxiety about the place of birth and stop trying your labour will flow.
Good luck, let us know how it goes, this wonderful home birth of yours.
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