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@dan54fis Ours gets an hour of miss Rachel every weekend morning and she’s ahead of the curve on all of her developmental milestones. TVs don’t make good parents but they’re not nuclear waste. You’re fine.

@chriscb There’s some deep wisdom in this post — sometimes the best thing you can do is just remove the kid from the center of attention and just do something with your life (with them in tow). On the weekends I’ve been left alone with our baby girl, when I just get so bored and fed up and...

@kcollins14 At 7 weeks ours was putting down 6 ounces at every feed. Like every 3-5 hours. When we told our pediatrician she was eating north of 30 ounces per day and we weren’t force feeding her, he was shocked. She was a very fat baby, 99th percentile in weight, until she started getting...

@coatmon This really does seem like the best online parenting community. Daddit has good energy too.

@pgrocal Love the post. I’m critical of the momsphere though sometimes. As often as moms online can be such a great resource for each other, they can also be incredibly toxic. And often that toxicity is wrapped in a smile and a sweet voice. Instagram content about “every Saturday I make...

@ehron214 In the early months, if you can, stay in the habit of leaving the house. Every day if possible. It’s so easy to grow into the couch. But when you build the habit of having a fully stocked diaper bag ready to go at all times, with any luck your baby will grow accustomed to falling...

@pt_barnum Can confirm, had a friend in college who wore 'natural deodorant' and she stank to high heaven. Didn't have the heart to tell her.

@tiiira You basically need to set all of your milestone expectations back a month, yes. But it’s still so variable from baby to baby, and for most babies, 4 weeks is within the standard deviation from average.