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@pikceedust My kids got Covid between dose 1 and 2 so we were advised to get dose 2 as soon as they were well, which kept us just barely within recommended gap. My understanding is the recommendations that are 90days after infection are based on the idea that if you just had covid you have...

@racheldiane It's me. I'm your husband. I'm not yelling.. I'm just from Jersey.

@the_creation_center Every body is different but I'll take back sweat over tit sweat any day of the week.

@deemurray91 Not the person you asked but I would do it this way because it makes it more of a novelty/special occasion thing which would be easier for my kids to understand as a sometimes thing and reduce the chance that they want to do it all the time. I wouldn't do it in the living room...

@elfay00 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSEI2Z1Z-FSFQzB5DFezzjPIqIMuzNkcOG7k-8np580dwBZ1Z88xcHZh4dnCDxAOLM-BhrPDHwcsFIA/pubhtml

@saintmartha This is what I have. I got mine through Etsy I believe but they have their own site as well.

@robinrocks When people say exclusively breast feeding they usually mean breast milk as opposed to formula, not necessarily at the breast vs pumped breast milk. The possible advantages to direct vs pumping is more on you than baby in terms of less dishes etc, but can make you feel touched out or...

@mannyman So I guess he’s also opposed to rear facing car seats? Do people really think people should literally never take their eyes off their child? That’s not healthy and slightly unhinged to me.

@glass1985 My understanding is hip dysplasia isn’t as much of a concern after the first 6-12 months. Seems unlikely it wouldn’t be identified when they start walking unless it was a very mild case. The fit/carry on a toddler or even an 11 month old is different than an infant under 6 months...