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@canoprince Oh, that’s a cute way to put it (about the velcro). I always called my daughter my little koala baby ❤️

@marycris I have to say, before I had a baby I was „neutral“ about sleep training (as in „it would definitely not be something I would do, but every family is different“-neutral). But after I had my daughter hearing her cry makes me tense up and I feel like someone hit me in the stomach. The...

@marycris My daughter barely ever cried as a newborn. People were really amazed at her easy temperament. The thing is: my daughter was an absolute Velcro baby and I know that those same people would not call that easy. It’s just that when I met this need of her for closeness that she was so...

@viclarita1234567 The sleep training/anti-co-sleeping crowd on Reddit seems to be the majority. And people are extremely judgmental about it, like, if you co-sleep people act like you are killing your baby. I often have to skip topics about sleep because of that. I’m glad I’m in a country where...

@jhofste If you are on pc you should be able to send a message to the mods when clicking on the sub. Edit: looked up a mod for you if you are on mobile. I think you can just send them a message: @light144

@chuckkarev Just a friendly reminder that there is a private breastfeeding sub because of all the creeps. Although it is sad that we can’t just be open about something so natural like breastfeeding because some people sexualize it… Edit: r/privatebreastfeeding