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@pentie2003 I think that anyone who is either at the bottom or top of the growth curve can expect this. My daughter, for example is quite tall. She is 3 and 42” tall. She also has hypotonia so can’t walk long distances, has to be carried or put in stroller somewhat frequently. I regularly...

@avoiceof1 And I get it on the other side. My 3 year old is a bit over 42” tall and has hypotonia. She “looks” normal so I get all kinds of comments about how skinny she is, how inappropriate it is for me to be carrying her, why is she in a stroller, etc. Trust me people. It would be much...

@diamondoutofdust So being the snippy bitch I am, I’d probably pump out in front of everyone. Of course cover up during the getting everything on/off to not flat out flash people and I’d make sure I’m in direct line of site with the director. You are protected by federal law. Go to HR/owner...

@happyplasticpe0ple I agree 100%. Since she didn’t actually mention DIC I didn’t go into a lot of detail. DIC is such a terrible thing to watch.

@paulmalan I’m so sorry for your loss. If you don’t want to read the rest, by all means. I’m going to try to explain some of the medical stuff because it seems like maybe you didn’t understand what was happening. What it sounds like is that she had a staphylococcus infection. When babies...

@rinalamb ….um my kid was able to flip himself out of crib by 21 mos sleep sac and all. We ended up taking EVERYTHING out of his room except mattress on floor. His room was near mine, but I put a gate at his door so he’d stay contained. It only took him about a week or two for me to start to...