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    What happens to poor sleepers who aren’t sleep trained?

    @ebveloz In my experience, with my friends, a lot depends on the attachment. My niece is 11 and still doesn't sleep through the night, in her own space. She sleeps in her parents's room, sometimes cosleeping. Her relationship with her parents is filled with "pranks" on each other, yelling, and...
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    Please do *not* buy your kids Hoo Jit Zu toys

    @chris260 I often let my kid explore goodie bags on her own. Thank you for this. No longer. That's so scary.
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    Battery Toys w/o an Off Switch

    @alannasteph My partner told his mom that we were donating the loud toy she got LO in front of her. He told her that she should have listened to our rules and if she wants to exchange it instead, she's welcome to. 😬 I'm actually super proud of him for holding that boundary, and also thrilled we...
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    Made a new sub

    @dw1veu I haven't noticed a troll, but a second sub, with it's one (extra positive) flavor sounds amazing.
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    Is multiple children a good reason to ignore scratches, bruises, and bite marks?

    @elleho123 As a mandated reporter, this would alarm me. The bite marks that drew blood would have me calling CPS on a family, because I'm legally obligated. My first instinct was to tell you to start having your kid deck back harder and beat the shit out of her step siblings. However, that's...
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    "Pregnancy scares"

    @melodyt That's true. Data is weird that way. Luckily both were stable and able to adapt to the new bundles of joy. :)
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    "Pregnancy scares"

    @melodyt I have two friends who must have used the method incorrectly.... One had a girl a little over a year ago and one has a four year old boy. Both have one partner who is a medical professional, so I never really understood how they failed so miserably.
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    "Pregnancy scares"

    @mark58 I can't stop thinking about this, ha! Maybe when people say a pregnancy scare, they really mean that they are concerned because their cycles are irregular and that might mean they have fertility issues, but somehow our society is more okay with "pregnancy scare" (especially since so many...
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    "Pregnancy scares"

    @mark58 I completely agree with you. However, to have an actual pregnancy scare I would probably need to have a positive pregnancy test and not be pregnant. The odds of that are incredibly rare. I think many people see flirting with the odds and a later period as a pregnancy scare.
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