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@sunflower232 I just want to say a lot of people will say “my mortgage costs less than my rent so it’s better!” But rent is the MOST you’ll pay while your mortgage is the least. On paper Renting may cost more than mortgage (and in your case only slightly) but you can expect to spend about...

@deelo00 Yeah I miss that too. But with Covid not like we can anywhere :(

@rachele14 Home full time. I was before the pandemic but she went to daycare and it was great.

@sarahs_ I ended up with hyperemesis so I was down and out until 28 weeks. Then I was good until 32 weeks and the I developed sciatica. But now baby is out, I’m 12 weeks PP and I feel a ton better. Only up 7 lbs from baby birth.

@lmhall Just for my own curiosity— what happens if OP emails and cc’s HR and if HR is competent they don’t respond to avoid confirming or retract what the director said and make changes— then does Op have a case bc HR “fixed it”?

@kobestutri Explain that! “I’m sick much less, I can poop in peace, I can control the temperature in my workspace, cost savings in gas which is $4 a gallon… would you like me to go on?”

@katrina2017 Probably someone who’s job is to basically watch other people and wants to seem important so they want everyone back in the office

@ilkhanapit I work in this area of data for employees (like employee engagement) and did all upper management wanting to get value out of their office space. And get their money worth.

@sunflower232 No, if your homeowners insurance or property tax goes up Your escrow goes up to cover it.

@mbl92212 FMLA rule is actually federal. Happened to me and my husband (not teachers but both worked for a big company— think like we both worked for amazon or something)

@rcaper I doubt they can commit to that. I’ve had it committed too but then they get a new leader who wants different rhythms and it changes

@osvaldo Is this UnitedHealth group?

@hopesone FMLA rule is actually federal. Happened to me and my husband (not teachers but both worked for a big company— think like we both worked for amazon or something)

@despet93 We structured our lives to be able to afford this. We paid off all our debt before TTC. We gave up eating out, we drove cars from 1996, we lived in a tiny studio apartment. We didn’t buy new clothes and haircuts were great clips. We did this for 2 years and got debt free. We now have...

@manishk012 I waited until my daughter was 7 months. She just started daycare Monday for two days a week and it was so much better dropping her off knowing we were both ready and she was excited to go and play and I was excited for a break vs. both of us being very sad.

@zzareyan Exactly! You have no idea if it’ll hit you early, later or never and be mild or bad so I wouldn’t want to chance it esp. if it’s SO early you wouldn’t be telling anyone.

@zzareyan My caution would be if OP tried now she’d be 6-8 weeks right around Christmas. 6 weeks is when fatigue and nausea hit me hard. I was vomiting 8 times a day and could hardly keep any food down. I was sleeping like 14 hours a day. 25% of women don’t get sick but 75% do. And I thought I’d...

@silverthorne I will say hormones around ovulation are really strong. There is a hormonal reason you feel the urge now. Our bodies are designed to want us to procreate to carry on our species. I would stick to your date. I was someone who got really sick when I was 6 weeks pregnant until week...

@ennisdavis Sometimes I say “I had kids to be a grandma” lol

@eleader22 Boundaries! Leave the house. Good for you. Good for husband. Good for baby. Prep a bottle so you can nurse, leave, he can do a bottle, you come back in 4-6 hours. Do you have an office or a coworking space to go into? Boundaries at work. You don’t have to show coworkers everything...