What's your first thought after hearing this name?

I have been trying to come up with a name for my next daughter that matches the theme of my name and my mothers name. After so much thought, I came up with Kalisia (pronounced kuh-lee-see-uh). I love the nickname Kali for her. I'm worried that every time someone hears her name, they'll think of the games of throne character Khaleesi. I've fallen in love with the name I've come up with, but there's just that fear in the back of my mind. What do you think?

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11 weeks miscarriage

It was my 2nd miscarriage within 4 months my first one lost baby at 4 weeks but this one lost at 11 weeks and hit me so hard… I never thought miscarriage can be delivering your mini baby like giving normal birth but unfortunately not alive baby i honestly can say this was the most traumatic moment of my life. I saw the little baby in a sack and i am keep thinking about the baby and see that baby all the time. I have 3 children already and although they are small all under 4 years old they keep me busy all day but I just can’t forget that moment and that little baby. We are happy family but I am living in misery and keep thinking if I ever forget this feeling and be normal happy again does that sadness feeling ever go away ? I just want to cry all the time and see that little baby everywhere I go

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Is this normal?

So for about a week or so I’ve been unable to hold in my pee while rushing to the bathroom. Is this normal for c section mamas? I’m 10months PP

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Does anyone else hate when people who have had vaginal births slate c-sections?

Like… some of us didn’t choose to have a c-section, it was to save our life and/or our child’s life and comments about it can make us feel awful…

I don’t think anyone should be shaming women for choosing what’s best for their or their babies health.

*Oh and “hypnobirthing” won’t help you during a medical emergency… Maybe best to stay quiet during these conversations if you’ve never experienced such situations.*

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