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@wargame_junkie WFH with a nanny is so so nice. I realize it’s not realistic for everyone but I love getting to spend half an hour every morning reading books w my kid rather than frantically trying to get everyone out the door.

@cuteness20 Once you breastfeed less often and only at home, you can wear real bras again. I am still breastfeeding at 16 months but switched back to to real bras (at least outside the house, at home I stay comfy) at maybe 9 months ish. I still wear button front pajamas so I can do the 7 am feed...

@bigskyguy76 Ugh I feel you. My kid was like this at 8 months and it was so so hard. No you can’t just let baby scream for that long, it will be awful for you and for baby. What worked for us was getting a pile of 6 ish toys, each would distract her for 5-10 mins and then we would rotate. The...

@1stjohn0666 I really like visiting my parents and for the most part my husband does too (helps that they live in LA and have a pool while we live somewhere w winter. We also lived there ourselves a decade ago so still have friends to visit/see ). Neither of us likes visiting his parents, mostly...

@wisper Good luck!

@wisper I did this but with a slightly older baby. I WFH. When I went back to work, my husband went on leave. So we were all in the house together. I planned to pump once back at work but quickly realized it didn’t make any sense from a time management perspective. It took me 30 mins to pump and...

@wisper Legally you are only required to have breaks to pump, not time to breastfeed (just how the law is written). So I would just not mention to anyone at work which one you’re doing, if you think they’d push back.