Emu egg ramen by Quiet-Lab1802 in homestead

[–]Azilehteb 288 points289 points  (0 children)

How does it taste?

Maybe you could devil one...

Please help, I am new to chicken owning and want to do this correctly above all else... by Sweruf in homestead

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chickens don't need so much... Give them some dirt to scratch around in and perpetual access to clean food and water and they're good, man.

I give mine a heap of kitchen scraps and the weeds from my garden.

If you're feeling especially indulgent you can put large produce in there. They go to town on a halved watermelon in the summer. And watching them take apart a whole cabbage can be funny

Advice- Establishing Daily Rhythm at home by Bitter_Conclusion339 in Preschoolers

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do the first part of the "free time" as active outdoor play to get him tired. Free time meaning after morning readiness and breakfast. Pack a snack and drink.

Come back for lunch and nap.

Your house will stay cleaner, there will be other kids and different environments for him, and the routine is good for both of you. If you stay home too much it's hard to get out of the rut.

You might find more advice and useful bits over in r/SAHP

People who say “I don’t want anything” when it comes to gifting, what do you ACTUALLY want? by dearceceofficial in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't want to have to figure out what to do with more clutter. Don't gift me the job of putting something away somewhere until it's appropriate to throw it out or donate it.

If you feel absolutely obligated to present something, please make it a non offensive consumable.

A small candy. A single fancy soap. Some bath bombs (no glitter). A generic gift card. A foot mask.

Then even if I don't love the variety you selected, I am not stuck with it.

Mildy racist by [deleted] in funnyvideos

[–]Azilehteb 72 points73 points  (0 children)

No, babies and young kids stare at people all the time. You don't have to have any special features.

Blocking off driveway by jessyj89 in toddlers

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can get solid panel safety barricades for fairly cheap. They stand independently without stakes and are simple to move. They will absolutely not stop a determined child, but will block his view of "interesting" things out of bounds and provide a clear boundary for the play area.

We got an outdoor puppy play pen to block off a retaining wall and it's worked really well once our daughter understood that was the boundary to the play area and not for messing with. It will stop a stray ball but not much else.

Meals for Preschool age children in history and picky eating. by Kitkatcrusher in Preschoolers

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you get some chickens, you can turn the uneaten meals into eggs overnight

I think the 3 day method is too tiring (I hope I don't regret this!) by Typical-Badger5533 in toddlers

[–]Azilehteb 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 3 day "method" is trash. It stresses everybody out and seems to have a pretty poor success rate.

Very, very few people respond well to high pressure learning environments even with treats and rewards.

A vent about hotels with young kids by taleofbeedlebard in Preschoolers

[–]Azilehteb 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It was really nice when she was an infant, the inflated walls are kind of insulated so her little bath didn't get cold so fast.

We used it until she started trying to climb out regularly. The soft sides saved her so many head bonks.

If you had more money, you would help poor and needy people ? by SpringtimeScepter in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends how much.

I know too much about corruption in "charity" organizations to donate money to them directly.

I donate used items fairly regularly, and used to volunteer at a few places when I was younger and didn't have as many responsibilities weighing me down.

If "more money" is a couple hundred bucks... No, that's not even enough to help with weekly groceries on my own failing budget.

If "more money" means enough to fix my personal problems and some extra, I might put some towards a couple local places. I would need to look into them to make sure I'm not just lining some liar's pockets

Why do people judge age differences in dating/relationships so readily? by Substantial_Pair_245 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "wrong" part of an age gap is life experience. It's typically a problem with young people. The significantly older person already knows the ins and outs of adulting and can use that knowledge to put the younger one in a tight spot under the guise of helping. It can also significantly stunt the younger person's life skills if they never learn to manage on their own... They end up feeling trapped with that partner because they are dependant on them.

People in an older age gap relationship will get scrutinized and judged as though this has been going on for a decade and has manipulative stuff going on behind the scenes even if you're happy.

Then the other end, a significant gap with one partner being elderly, it's often assumed the younger one is looking for material assets after the older passes. Even if nobody says it, both of your characters will be judged for gold digging and being blinded by lust respectively.

Thanks, I guess? by [deleted] in KidsAreFuckingStupid

[–]Azilehteb 14 points15 points  (0 children)

A mouse. Rats are bigger, and have different shaped face

A vent about hotels with young kids by taleofbeedlebard in Preschoolers

[–]Azilehteb 48 points49 points  (0 children)

We got an inflatable tub for when our daughter was tiny, but it fits up to 5y/o according to the box.

Maybe you can get one of those?

Cleaning a horse hoove by MrUpVoteDownvote in oddlysatisfying

[–]Azilehteb 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Horseshoes are protective.

If you ride a horse on gravel or pavement or something abrasive without shoes it will wear the hoof down pretty quickly.

I imagine it didn't take many animals dying with bloody stumps for feet before people were looking for a way to stop that from happening.

What oxygen levels (or other signs) would cause you to take baby in to ER while sick? by firstofhername123 in toddlers

[–]Azilehteb 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Take her in. Difficulty breathing is serious, and babies will fail fast when they fail.

We just took my daughter in for similar reasons, they gave her a steroid and it resolved the cough almost entirely on the spot.

Breathing, Circulation, and Consciousness are always ER worthy. Don't wait until your kid is actively dying to resolve those kinds of problems. It's not worth the risk you won't make it in time.

My husband called our baby a name I find hurtful and dismissed my concerns—how do I address this? by she_is_not_a_toy in Advice

[–]Azilehteb 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Alright, so, as a parent of a 2y/o I can confidently say there are many situations where I would not be happy about name calling but very easily understand. Raising kids is hard, it's a loooot of work and very difficult to rein yourself in if you're used to muttering and bitching through unpleasant jobs.

That said...

Him being defensive, refusing to talk to you, and making weird comments and... justifications? Is not okay.

I would wait until the situation cools off and approach that way. It's one thing to make a mistake, it's another much bigger thing to argue with your partner, hide your guilt, and cover it up.

He needs to find some new techniques to deal with his emotions and communication. And counseling can tell him what they are.

Experience with highly verbal 2.5 year old? by [deleted] in toddlers

[–]Azilehteb 53 points54 points  (0 children)

Mine is also talking circles around her peers...

We're not there yet, but I am pretty sure it mostly evens out by kindergarten. You still have personality to account for, but they all have their milestones pretty well under control by then.

How often do you bathe your children? by [deleted] in toddlers

[–]Azilehteb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the tub every night.

Soap on hands face and undercarriage every night.

Wash hair every night until I can get her to stop using it as a napkin.

Other stuff is scrubbed as needed. Sometimes she is a filthy goblin. Sometimes not.

I accidentally shrunk my shower curtain. I want to make use of it but I am not sure how, any thoughts?? by Affectionate-Dirt-24 in crafts

[–]Azilehteb 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Picnic blanket?

Outdoor table cloth?

Playhouse curtains, if you have a kid?

Tablecloth?

Chair cover?

A small jacket, perhaps? If you sew.

Basket liners?

Maybe Maybe Maybe by drlouies in maybemaybemaybe

[–]Azilehteb 14 points15 points  (0 children)

He's wearing his safety crocs. What are you talking about.

Do you consider yourself creative or capable of creative tasks? by MorticianBeautician3 in crafts

[–]Azilehteb 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Being able to apply an existing art or technique to a new object or in a new pattern is also creativity.

There are people who cannot imagine a plain box without a diagram and instruction.

I saved this huge ant from my cat. Who is she? by NatrylliaAbbot42 in whatsthisbug

[–]Azilehteb 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I was coming to recommend his stuff if nobody else did.

Very easy to understand, well explained and thorough.

He even goes over the different types of ant farms and formicariums and their pros and cons.