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I clicked yes, because literally everything I wear that’s colorful. Everyone stops me for a conversation. Yesterday I went out in red sweatpants, and a black shirt and my baby everybody stopped me. I wear full black I might get one conversation out of a full day being out of my house, but when I wear the smallest bit of color, everyone wants to talk to me, doesn’t matter age race culture, religion everybody stops to talk to me or help me like the amount of times I went out with my baby in full black clothes and I’ve had to open my own door. Had to wait for people to move out of the way for me, which is fine understandable but then me and colour with my baby. It’s like the Red Sea part in their ways . 😂
I don’t hate it. I don’t get it. But I’m not gonna change how I dress because people think I look more conversational in colour🤷♀️🫶

Lmao. I don’t drive so I walk a lot with my headphones a lot bt even headphones don’t seem to repel people at all. I also have a resting bitch face and even that won’t stop ✋🏾🛑 people from talking to me. Nowadays I just say “sorry I don’t speak or understand English” 😇 bt long story short I voted No

Is it cuz you live in Canada? I feel like it’s a Canadian thing 🤔

Is it older individuals who approach? I’ve tend to notice younger people usually will get the vibe and not approach whereas older people don’t get it.

It should definitely be socially acceptable to wear a badge that says “ not friendly “ or “ do not approach “ as a person too
My baby has just turned three months and has started to get more aware of what around them, and sometimes when I take them out in the pram they are wide awake and looking around, I use the flat basket at the moment but I started on really quick trips that last no longer than 10 minutes use the cat seat so they can look around, well with the pram I got the seat section but as my baby can't sit up and can only hold their head a tiny bit during tummy time, what do I do?
Photo shows the pram I have.
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Hello! My new born is growing quickly and grew out of his NB and size 1 diapers. I would prefer to give it to a mother in need or soon to be mother in need than throw out or take it back to target so they can toss it.
Some diapers are out of the box but unused obviously, and the formula my baby needed but his tummy worked better with Bobbie Formula so we have a bunch of Kendamil I bought before he came and a bunch of Ready to Feed Similac.
I live in Chino, CA. If you're interested in it I am willing to give it to a fellow mommy or soon to be mommy.

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My little man (almost 4 weeks old) uses me like a dummy! Sometimes I think he gets mad there is milk coming out of my boobs 😂 because he just wants to soothe! Desperately trying to get him to take a dummy but he hates them all! Any advice/ recommendations would be really appreciated! ❤️

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Are you putting moisturiser on your babies/ toddlers? I never did as neither my oldest or youngest has particularly dry skin. If so do you have any recommendations?
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Recommendations for maternity / nursing bras please? I'm due in December and my normal bras are starting to get uncomfortable so I think I need to look at non-wired ones. not too worried about price as long as they're good quality?
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