On Monday, we will be in New Zealand, where Karyn Van Der Zwet faces a nutrition dilemma – not with her own kids, but with someone else’s. She asks the question: at what point is it appropriate to go against the wishes of parents who are not necessarily doing the best thing for their child?

On Tuesday, we head to North Carolina to hear from Frelle. Frelle has a dilemma regarding a long-time friend who seems to have become distant from her in recent times.

We stay in the United States on Wednesday, heading to Nevada. Roxanne talks about heritage and family tradition, and the importance of keeping our history alive for our children.

On Thursday we will be in Massachusetts with Kyla P’an, who talks about the importance of setting boundaries for children, so they can know the framework within which they are operating.

On Friday, we are off to South Korea, where Ms. V. gives us her views about that magazine cover – the Times shot featuring the mother breastfeeding her three-year-old son.

On Saturday, check out the Saturday Sidebar with Eva Fannon, where the World Moms give their thoughts on an important topic, and chime in with your answers to the week’s question!

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