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@felipeoliveir It's so weird. Hey there little human. You've been on this planet for 20 whole weeks now, so it's time for you to learn how to deal with your feelings on your own. Oh, you are scared because your evolutionary programming tells you being alone at night means deadly danger? Too bad...

@mostlymike Right? Sure, the baby can't even find it's own hands, but she has the brain capacity to manipulate me?

@pletharoe If she wants your breast, why not just give it to her? Have you decided not to breastfeed?

@carpenternurse I second this. At 10 I was pretty much free roaming (using public transport included) and that was before I had a mobile phone. She's going to be fine. She's going to be fine without all those rules, boundaries and rehearsing routes. I also don't understand the not visiting...

@jluponeage I'm thinking there is a genetic factor as well. My friend comes from a very large family and her generation (her and her cousins) started having kids a few years ago. The current score is 26 boys vs 3 girls. The statistical chance of that is pretty damn low.

@katrina2017 I can't stress this enough. I had GD with my first pregnancy and I saw a lot of posts online of women getting the diagnosis and insisting it must be wrong for some reason. The truth is: If you fail the test there is something going on. It might never become relevant during your...

@ldingle Actually draining the breast frequently is no longer recommend. It stimulates more milk which can make the backup worse. The new guideline is ibuprofen, continuing feeding as usual and amtibiotics in case of fever.