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Breastfeeding
This has been one thing i really wasnt looking forward too. I have never cared for wrinkles, gray hairs, or a loose belly after birth. Ive never been worried about aging much. It's a part of life i honesty look forward too. The only thing ive really dreaded, was saggy tits.
It grossed me out as a kid to see my moms boobs dangling, folded down flat. And today when I hopped in the shower I had seen it. They have completely deflated after breast feeding. I have to lift them up to seat them in my bras now.
Don't get me wrong, I know its a beautiful thing to breast feed and I will with every kid I have, but MAN I wasnt ready for that.



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This app isn't doing a very great job at filtering so I am looking for people near me (alma school and baseline) with December 2024 babies to get together, im a FTM and 31 years old. She was born the 20th full term.


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I started weaning my 21 month old son, and we’re now entering the second week of the process!
When I asked for advice before, someone suggested gradually weaning over about 7 weeks, and so far it has been going really well. During the first week, we stopped nursing out of boredom during the day, and my son has adjusted surprisingly well. I’m really happy and feeling hopeful about our progress!
Next week, we’re planning to stop nursing to sleep for his daytime nap, and I’m a little nervous about breaking the nursing to sleep association.
For those of you who have been through this, how did you break the connection between nursing and sleep? What worked best for you without causing too much crying or stress for your little one?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any gentle methods that worked for you. 🤍

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Please help, I am so lost and I don’t know what to do. So I have a nanny for my baby and she has daughter one month older than mine so she comes to our house with daughter and she takes care of them both. My daughter likes her nanny and she is fine with her, but she can’t stand girl. This girl has opposite behavior than mine, she is screaming a lot, throwing tantrums all day long and my daughter seems scared of that, since she is more peaceful. I don’t judge that because I know all kids are different, but it really annoys me that my daughter is crying and running from her and she is scared. I mentioned my husband that we should change babysitter and he said that in day care noone would even pay this much attention to her as her nanny does now and that she needs to get used to it. He also blames me that I am picking at smallest things and overreacting. What would you do? 😩
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Anyone needed to bring their toddler in for an eye exam? How did it go? Any tips for before, during and after?
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