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@christopherpriestley It is exponentially harder, at least in my opinion. But I wouldn’t trade my second for the world. Easy does not always equal good, and hard does not always equal bad.

@godblessed777 I was that kid as a kid. Sometimes I was at school but not in class (ex. Taking a nap in the library) sometimes I wasn’t at school (ex going to town for lunch and not coming back, heading down to the beach instead, staying home, etc) and sometimes I was skipping class and going...

@yoshinat0r My first comfort nursed all the time. I always joked that I was a human pacifier. He had no interest in an actual pacifier. Never sucked his thumb, etc. He is now a perfectly well adjusted 3 year old and it didn’t cause any issues for us whatsoever.

@wrm11 Yes… and it can be fatal for infants and some toddlers. Not everyone is as lucky as you.

@wrm11 Herpes is a way bigger deal and far more dangerous for infants and toddlers than adults.

@msavage Why did you stay? The first time she ignored your boundaries you should have left. You telling her no means nothing because you let her get away with it. And honestly, knowing her prior history I wouldn’t have even have given her once chance with something as transmissible and life long...