Baby spit bubbles

Recently my baby has been getting spit bubbles just a few bubbles coming from his mouth not foam tho is that normal ??

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36 weeks pregnant

I am 36 weeks pregnant and I have just done my first hand express for colostrum and got this is it a good amount for the first time or not 🫣

3 months postpartum Married and our 1 year anniversary coming up before this relationship I was with a woman for 6 years and I’m starting to realize I never wanted to be with a man lol maybe because I’ve never been taking out of my masculine energy. I love woman and always have, I feel like if my masculine side has to show I would rather give to a woman who deserves it I’m suffering because I’m tired of the same bs I’m ready to go enjoy a females company

2nd baby

Hello. My husband and I have talked about having a 2nd baby. Today I am 38 years old ..I'm almost 40 to have a 2nd baby. I recently had a gyn appointment in February and I am doing good. I have a Dr's appointment in August for my annual. I will talk to her about it as well. I have looked into some helpful postpartum resources. But I think I'm. Missing something. What else can I do to prepare for a 2nd baby that I might not be thinking of? Health-wise, etc. Any advice? Any suggestions?

MIL went off on me for trying to set a boundary

I'm looking for some honest perspectives because I'm feeling really upset.
My husband has recently come home after being away for a while, so my daughter (1) and I are currently staying at his mum's house because that's where he has to live for now.
Yesterday, my husband's cousin took my daughter down the road for a walk. She let me know first, but I couldn't actually see where they'd gone and it makes me uncomfortable not knowing where my daughter is. I knew she was down the road but normally I can see them but today I couldnt so it make me feel uneasy. I spoke to my husband about it and said I'd just like people to let me know where they're taking her as it makes me a little on edge, not that i dont trust them, just if something happened then I dont even know where my child is. He understood and said if something makes me uncomfortable, I should say.
Later that day, I was washing chicken while my husband cooked. His mum took my daughter out of the kitchen. When I finished, I wanted to change her nappy but couldn't find her anywhere in the house. I looked upstairs, asked people where she was, so husband said to look outside. She was outside with his mum.
I went outside and said:
"Oh there you guys are, I just wanted to change her nappy n couldnt find you guys, in future, if you take her outside or down the road could you let me know?
I genuinely wasn't accusing her of taking my child or doing anything wrong. I just wanted to know where my one-year-old was, especially after speaking with my husband earlier as well.
She then went off on me, saying im implying shes stealing my child and I dont get to do this... I tried to explain that wasnt my intention, I just couldnt find them and wanted to know where my child is, she then went back into the kitchen where the whole family was and started shouting that I was implying she was stealing my daughter and that I dodn't get to say that to her. I felt completely embarrassed. She took our conversation from private out the front of the house to inside the house infront of everyone trying to make me look bad, embarass me and it felt like she was trying to cause an issue between my husband and me (it was like she went to the kitchen expevting him to back her but he didnt). I didnt argue, I repeated that wasnt my intention at all and if I want to know where my daughter is then as her mum, I should know where she is.
My husband told her that's clearly not what I meant, but she wasnt having it. She kept saying that I dont get to do that and that what do I think she was trying to do, steal my child... she literally embarrassed me infront of his whole family.
I didnt say anything and went upstairs and cried because Im my childs mum, if I say I want to know where my child is then full stop im her mum I should be told. Anyone else would have told me yeah of course no problem but she literally went off on me. I could still hear her shouting about it for 10 minutes after.
I can understand maybe she thinks I dont trust her or soemthing but Ive left my daughter with her loads of times to do driving lessons, go to the gym, dentist appointments ect... so I clearly trust her with my child. I just don't like not knowing where she is when Im there and shes my child, so if I want to be told where she is then I should be told.

I'm just wondering... am I in the wrong? As a mum, I feel like if someone takes my child outside, I should be able to ask them to let me know where they are. I asked as friendly as I could, it was in private so if she had any issues she could have discussed them with me then and there.
I'd really appreciate honest opinions, even if you think I could have handled it differently. ❤️

Found out I’m pregnant

Hello, I’ve been wanting a sibling for my daughter I just found out I’m 4 weeks pregnant. It’s kind of crazy! I’m having a lot of emotions i can’t stop crying for some reason and my anxiety is through the roof

Advice on breastfeeding in public

I think I’m creating an issue for myself and I don’t know how to undo it.

I’m a first time mum, my little one is 12 weeks old and I’m breastfeeding. I’ve have fed a few times when out and about, and when at family members houses. They haven’t been awful feeds but definitely not the best. When I’m at home I have my nursing chair and nursing pillow and feeds are easy.

When my LO was 6 weeks old we introduced a bottle so my partner could give him a bottle of expressed breast milk before going to bed and he took to it great.

On a few occasions I’ve not had great feeds when away from home so we’ve taken the bottle with us when we have gone out and know that he’ll need feeding.

A few weeks ago I tried to work on some different breastfeeding positions at home for when we do go out but it made feeds awful. I struggled with the positions and my little one was getting worked up so we both were getting stressed and I stopped trying.

I don’t want to increase the number of bottles he’s having (I’m don’t get enough when expressing to do 2 bottles a day and I want to keep the bedtime bottle as part of routine), but I’m now finding that I get nervous the thought of having to breastfeed out in public. It’s not that I’m ‘shy’ about doing it in public but I don’t have confidence in myself to actually do it well / not completely mess it up and upset baby when feeding, and now I don’t know how to move forward? It feels like I’m failing and I think subconsciously it’s putting me off going out of the house.

If we’re at a family member’s house I breastfeed but again it’s not very smooth and I worry about being embarrassed if it’s a complete mess. We only use bottles if we’re going somewhere like out for dinner etc.

I struggle to find something that means I can support baby and have a free hand to reposition his head/boob when needed.

Does anyone have any advice for positions to use when breastfeeding outside of the house? xx