Search results

@ajewelinhiscrown No. That would have me flip my fucking lid honestly. My husband works from home and he cleans up after himself, doesn’t dare say a thing when it’s messy. That’s insane. I’m sorry you’re dealing with that.

@yoshinat0r I tell them they’re in a crib. I have four kids. I don’t tell them I cosleep, cause I don’t want to hear their crappy opinion about it.

@dianes They will probably need them as they get older.

@drawingangel2 ….why are you even with him? He sounds like a bum.

@thefisher07 Definitely read about this “learn self soothing” thing you’re mentioning. It’s kind of nonsense honestly. Independent sleep isn’t self soothing, it’s just developmental. All kids are different and independent sleep isn’t something you can teach, it just happens when they have the...

@sweetiicake If you were 5 days late you’d have a blazing positive. You’re probably not pregnant.

@josiah714 I think 8 months is really early to leave your child for that many days in a row to begin with so I would absolutely do what makes the child the most comfortable. If your gut says with your parents then go with that.

@tarag We have two kings pushed together 😂

@jayrashman Disana tie nappies with wool covers. I use them and there isn’t any plastic what so ever.

@mauriciosr Unfortunately, I think alvas just barely last one child tbh. I’ve tried then and they just are not “well made” in my opinion. I love green mountain diapers and esembly, as well as disana tie nappies. They’re standing the test of time.

@thefisher07 That’s been too early to transition for my kids. I have 4, and my oldest started sleeping on his own around 3.5. His younger brother is following suit, my third child is a little over two and still bed sharing. It isn’t worth the stress for us to force independent sleep on my...

@snlmommy Or just push bedtime back in general! Doesn’t need to involve changing naps. That extra 30 minutes might help you get more cooking done if that’s what you enjoy. My point was you said he doesn’t cook or put the baby down to sleep. That’s not very fair to you, and it seems like he...

@bob999 You have to pay it regardless. It just spreads the bill out further. My husband works and I stay at home. I already feel like I don’t have enough time to give my four. It is a stretch to work full time with even just one child. If I didn’t stay home, I wouldn’t have had more than 2 or 3...

@snlmommy I would just be a little more flexible with bedtime then. Maybe push a nap to later in the afternoon, so you can push bedtime back by 30 minutes or so

@hekter I believe it can

@snlmommy Sounds like you have a husband problem. Tell him he needs to pick up the slack!

@megan120711 If there isn’t an underlying health issue / depression I’d be pissed. If there is then I’d want him to get help.

@renob I personally have found it just nothing but useful. I have all boys and they’re bigger though, there is no way my 6 year old is fitting in it, he needs to walk. It fits my 4, 3 and 8 month old and all our crap really well though.

@hekter Once you go wonderfold you’ll never go back

@dooks I don’t think it’s cheaper at all in the long run if you’re doing it part time honestly, especially if you need to buy a separate little washer, and still use disposables half the time. It’s definitely not cheaper if you want to end up using wool too.