I know the whole point of this app is to connect, make friends, get to know other moms, etc. but why do I feel like im getting interviewed about my monetary worth? I realize that there is a lot of people out there who believe you should not be friends with people not in your tax bracket and that is a whole thing by itself but I find it strange to focus on solely what me or my husband does for work. It is a huge turn off because I am a person not someone you need to compare lifestyles with....
I am not looking to take anything from anyone and I wouldnt assume that about someone who is genuinely looking for a friendship. Are we here to judge and compare rather than make real connections? 🙃
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I think asking about the other person's work is just quite a natural conversation starter to be honest

I haven't come across this, so I'd say there is hope for real connections on the app. But if people are doing this that's gross behavior, and at least they are seeing themselves out early.

I wouldn't be surprised if they're trying to recruit you to an MLM or something.
I have a little baby girl who’s 2

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My LO is 3 weeks old. We've managed to get out of the house a handful of times to go shopping or for a quick walk, but mostly we're just at home. I'm torn between feeling anxious about taking her out and having quite intense cabin fever. Anyone else in the same boat?
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Any ideas of remote work during evenings or any ways of earning some extra money? My partner is the only bread winner and the self employment is not great as he just hurt his foot and can’t drive and that will make him loose money. I feel bad every time when I ask him for the smallest amount of money and even if we are not proper struggling we have just enough to get by. We are totally fine with baby items but we are trying to save money even on food ,and stuff for us that are not absolutely necessarily are not really an option anymore. Any tips on how to earn a couple of pounds on the side?
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I just made my first group on here! I’m excited about it.

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Do you guys ever browse profiles and feel like some might be fake. ie screenshot profile photos and very few details 🫤🤔 x x x x

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I hate making a post like this, but I’m swallowing my pride and hoping you guys can help me. 🩵
My youngest turned ONE on Saturday. 🥹 And while I know, truly, that presents aren’t what birthdays are about, it still broke my heart that the only people who got him anything were me, his dad, and his siblings.
His own family didn’t get him a single thing for his first birthday.
I know times are hard right now. I know everyone has their own families, bills, struggles, and priorities, and I would never expect anyone to buy my child a gift. But as his mom, it hurts knowing that a milestone this big came and went without the people who are supposed to love him showing up for him.
So I’m going to do something that feels incredibly uncomfortable for me and share his Amazon wishlist here. If you’re in a position to do so and want to send this sweet boy a little something, it would mean more to us than you probably realize. 🩵
It doesn’t have to be anything big or expensive. A little book, a toy, something silly, or even just a card would make him feel loved.
I know he doesn’t understand who bought what right now. But someday, when he’s older, I want him to be able to look back at his first birthday and know that even when some of the people closest to him didn’t show up, there were still people in this world who chose to show him love.
Thank you to anyone who even takes the time to read this. And absolutely no pressure or guilt, just love. 🩵
Here’s his wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/213RFMYRXZ69W?ref_=wl_share

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