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@luv100 Literally I was at the doctor's office last year, my 4 month old got shots and I nursed him after to comfort him. I buckle him in the carseat 15 minutes later and he fusses because its uncomfortable, my husband WHO WAS THERE FOR THE FEEDING is like "well maybe hes hungry again"...

@jolene576 Valid! I was 42 weeks with my first - second time around I told my midwife I refused to acknowledge a due date before 42 weeks, ended up with a 39 weeker. Third time around I'm 38 weeks and have all family and friends thinking I'm only 35 weeks so they won't remind me I'm due or nag...

@stephend78 I think luck!

@stephend78 Typically 7:30.

@dp797 We prioritize nighttime sleep over all else, including mandatory early bedtime. That means dinner at 4 pm, baths at 5 pm, quiet play and reading once my husband wakes up (night shift), then 4 month old is in bed by 5:30, 2 year old by 6:15, and 4 year old by 6:45. I bathe the baby in the...

@bab Yes, it was a conscious decision. I was terrified of the way it made me feel trapped in my own body, and the pain was the worst thing I have ever experienced, but it was easier to cope with than the claustrophobia induced from being unable to move my legs.

@bab I had a single dose administered upon admittal due to my contractions being 1-2 minutes apart before pitocin, but only being 3 cm. I'd been awake for days with the contractions but stuck at a 3, so they wanted me to sleep and relax. About 4 hours in they removed it (I wanted no pain...

@georgengondo I started off with an epidural to slow my contractions down enough for me to dilate father, and it wore off. 30 hours later I gave birth.. 24 hours of pitocin with no pain medication literally traumatized me. I burst blood vessels in my eyes and cheeks, punctured my hands with my...