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@faithwalker007 Yeah, I'm the same way. All of my clothes and the kids' clothes go in the same loads. I actually use the washer as a dirty laundry hamper, and once it's got a full load in it I start it. My partner washes his clothes separately, but that's because he's a mason so his clothes are...

@everlastingsign Yeah, I haven't sorted laundry since I moved out of my parents' house. Never had any problems ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@gaiealiyly You need: Somewhere for them to sleep. A crib is more expensive than a bassinet or pack n play, but lasts a lot longer. If you buy used just make sure it meets current safety guidelines. My father in law "gifted" us a used dropside crib. Thanks, bro, that's not even legal here...

@pastorchrisparker Don't get confused with "attachment parenting" and "attachment theory." I'm an RECE and studied attachment theory (among other theories) in college and university. I'm by no means an expert in child psychology, but I'm familiar with attachment theory specifically. Attachment...

@ellenaus With both my kids, a couple days after they were born it hit me. I'd look at them like "wait. YOU were the thing crushing my organs? Kicking me at night? Tap dancing on my bladder? That was you???"

@ragnar98 I've said it before and I'll say it again: taking care of children is a full-time job. I know it is, because it was my full time job before I left the sector to have kids. I got paid $25 an hour (like $20 US), I had dental, vision, and health benefits, I had an emoloyer-matched RRSP...

@katrina2017 Same! I went from my first contraction to holding my son in just under two hours. It was my second induction, and I thought I knew what to expect. My first birth was so straightforward! I had an epidural and literally didn't feel anything, I pushed for 30 minutes, my daughter was...