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@computergal I'm not like other moderately granola moms in this area because I find that the marketing, pricing, etc for hygiene products can be very misleading. I mostly use what I would use on myself - I like single ingredient products like water, mineral oil, and vaseline during the early...

@apor2017 We went with vanilla gymnastics for this reason, and we'll do a year of that before choosing something else. We're also thinking of martial arts. it doesn't need to be ballet specifically, she can wear a tutu to gymnastics for instance.

@wypimom2 Thanks for correcting it. Doctors are really, really bad at that kind of advice though. Generalists (OBs, family medicine, GP) routinely tell moms on psychiatric medications to stop cold turkey when they test positive, just because they fall under Schedule B (no known risks but not...

@wypimom2 It's really hard to define what is medical advice, but number 3 on your list is wrong. If someone doesn't provide any personal information then it cannot be medical advice.

@scrooge I don't like pregnancy at all but I've done it twice and I know I will do it again. I did take antidepressants throughout all my pregnancies and recently increased my dosage. It definitely helped me. I think panadol is less safe than antidepressants.

@3angels Any chance of undoing the crib transition?

@dtoo22 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0773JRFSN/ is one example! not very crunchy but at least they fit my body.

@timonrhoff I think you're right, I checked everywhere to see what their PFAS policy was for other categories and didnt find it anywhere. That seriously needs to be fixed.

@souldevice Message the mods, and then post it as a separate post! Also I would do the same in r/mommit. You need to make it more visible.

@shiney77 Even more puzzling is that PFAS is banned from IKEA. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/files/pdf/2a/0f/2a0f5e67/ikea_restricted_substance_list.pdf

@learning1 We've used home tests successfully to identify lead.

@jinsun I don't think that was the science they were pointing at - do you have a link to yours? News to me. I thought they just formed secondary attachment with the daycare provider.

@simondarok https://tinyundies.com/products/tiny-undies-small-baby-underwear-3-pack?variant=41308713476 vs these: https://www.amazon.com/Hanes-Toddler-Underwear-Available-Assorted-10/dp/B094KR48VY/

@arianwen I'm referring to these: https://tinyundies.com/products/tiny-undies-small-baby-underwear-3-pack?variant=41308713476 vs these: https://www.amazon.com/Hanes-Toddler-Underwear-Available-Assorted-10/dp/B094KR48VY/

@patersonchristian This is how my cousin developed a potentially deadly peanut allergy.

@angelod Haha - I banned her from my own sub in retaliation.

@arianwen Sorry, my post was not very clear. Not boxers - just "box shaped" briefs.

@fallenchristian This is the advice my midwives followed and I took levothyroxine for two pregnancies.

@pandabear84 People are very concerned that use of such lotions on weak skin like skin weakened by eczema can trigger severe food allergies. There's studies around nut allergies and lotions and eczema, but there's still a lot they don't know.

@christfollower1993 The mod was a little problematic. She had her username hidden for that group but since she also mods r/breastfeedingsupport I was able to look her up. Looks like she hasn't been online much lately.