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@mendicant One thing that I found had saved me is salt-free canned veggies. They are already soft enough that they don't need to be cooked, just drained and plopped on a plate. I don't even bother warming them up. Canned fruit is also good for this. My kids love canned Mandarin oranges and...

@jimmysco4u Another option is mashing up/blitzing chickpeas/garbanzo beans, mixing them in tomato pasta sauce, and serving on pasta (usually people use spaghetti or ditalini). Lazy pasta alla ceci lol. I also like to make hummus pasta, but making homemade hummus from chickpeas is kind of a drag.

@jimmysco4u I make a lot of black bean quesadillas. Mix some Goya sazón in the beans, cook a lil bit, drain. Scatter cheese and beans on tortilla, fold, cook, cut in four pieces. Each of my kids gets 2 slices at 3.

@heavenforme I also chose a c-section for the same reason! I really liked the idea of knowing for sure what would happen... And knowing the absolute last day I would feel like a human balloon lol. My kids came two weeks early and I didn't end up having a choice anyway bc of Baby A being breech...

@raemyraj It's not necessarily for making appointments; I signed a medical authorization form for our nanny but it was explicit that it was only for emergency circumstances or for symptoms of illness/injuries (fever, infection, broken bones, rash, etc.). My state is pretty strict about giving...

@chaddudebro One of my twins was rolling over at 3 weeks. 😭 She really likes sleeping on her side! I drove myself to exhaustion constantly putting her on her back lol. She wasn't properly rolling, though; she'd swing her legs around to do it instead of using core muscles. I gave up on my twins...

@timothythe2nd It sounds like that commenter is describing something like the Halo twin bassinet, which is fine. The mesh is made to be for safe sleep and meets the guidelines/certifications of multiple countries. The Twin-Z in the crib sounds unsafe, though.