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@englishmuffin Same here! My American mil tries to make snarky comments about it and act like it’s bad but I don’t care. I’m not going to take parenting advice from her especially when all 3 of her kids aren’t close with her at all.

@worshipguitar Yeah that was definitely a little to harass. My 5 year old loves to do this too. She finds little rocks, broken piece of stringe, a leaf, Etc and put it into the side of her leggings to bring home to show me lol. But she knows she can’t take anything from the classroom or someone...

@galinally Just wanted to say good luck with everything!

@captainrogers20 That’s great to hear. Hope it continues to go well for you all. I’ll definitely bring that up next time.

@ramonguitar I believe. You often hear about middle kids being the odd ones out and often forgotten.

@robertgreen92301 Yes! I feel like this when I do playdates with a friend. If feels nice to come home to our quieter and calmer home.

@captainrogers20 Thanks for sharing. I’m so sorry your child is having to go through that. I know as a parent we worry and stress about everything when it comes to them. It hurts us when they hurt. Mine randomly freaks out about someone touching her or the way certain clothes feel. She likes...

@i_believe So true! Like you said they’re babies they’re supposed to be dependent on you! They have the rest of their lives to sleep on their own and be independent. Co sleeping is common in my culture where I’m from and everyone I know grew up to be independent, got married, have their own...

@popsey37 It’s the opposite for me. I remember any and all trauma I’ve been through in detail. It continues to cause me anxiety years later lol wish I could just block it out somehow.

@captainrogers20 What kind of symptoms did they have, if you don’t mind me asking. I’m wondering if mine has something like that.

@popsey37 That’s definitely understandable. I’ve heard of that happening to people.

@i_believe There’s such a strong push for independence on babies fresh out of the womb. Can’t hold them too much can’t sleep with them or they’ll end up spoiled and overly attached to you. You mentioned American studies but there’s plenty of studies from other countries about cosleeping that you...

@clarastew Lol right! Almost 5 years for me and i definitely remember along with the broken tailbone

@therese1234 That is so shitty I’m sorry. I’ve heard of so many horrible experiences with labor and delivery nurses/doctors. It’s awful how it’s such a common occurrence.

@schokoladetante Yeah it’s the norm in my home country in the Balkans. No one thinks it’s odd like they do here in the US.

@lovepr I’ve heard that too. I don’t understand how anyone could forget that pain though.

@amy2233 I’m sure it’s absolutely nerve racking having to go through with that with your son I’m sorry. I know just in general parenting is so stressful, anytime my kid gets sick I get so worried. I’m constantly worrying about everything when it comes to her. I don’t think I can handle a double...

@kithstack Yep all 3 of my close friends co sleep with their kids.

@heyimeugene Same. My friends and others I know who have one sibling are still close to them as adults now. The ones who have 2 or more siblings aren’t close with them at all. My husband is the youngest and he has such an odd and distant relationship with his brothers. They barely speak barely...

@mm1992 Omg this is so informative and relatable to our kid! Thanks for sharing this.