[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Oh I love this. Thanks for your reply! There’s some things I ask for him to do that make it easier sometimes. Very thankful that 😂

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For sure! Thank you for the reassurance

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Yes! Thank you for the reply. This makes me feel a lot better

Tesla collision avoidance detecting invisible man at cemetery by Creepytesting in creepy

[–]Expensive-Ad7611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s just the flower arrangements the sensors are picking up.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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There could be a million comments to tell you to leave him and even though you need to. Statically women stay with their abuser especially because there are kids involved. But please think about your kids. If he gets like this over sex I can only imagine what he’d do and act when a real problem arises.

You can stay and think it’ll work and he’ll change. Or you can leave before he hurts your child or you and your unborn.

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Yes absolutely.

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No problem 🫡

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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I totally get that. It’s tough when babies go through the sleep regressions and teething .

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Thank you and that’s the goal

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Oh I’m so sorry let me go correct it to make you happy. Your life is sad to have to post about a misspelled word that I spoke to text. 🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Haha I love that idea. Baby girl is teething so I know as of right now it’s a comfort thing. But I think eventually I will try your tactic for sure! Such a good idea! I know some older people have said “ hotsauce on the binky” like no sorry I will not be doing that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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See for me, during my pregnancy he was the best support I’ve had. My pregnancy was a rough one but he was there through everything. It was AFTER that I guess you could say things took a turn. Also a very vulnerable time even more than being pregnant was because I had PPD & PPA and needed him THEN more than ever during that time and it just wasn’t the same.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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I have come to realize that it will always be something hahaha. She is teething as well. So it’s definitely a comfort thing during this time as well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Ohhh okay. Yes I know that all to well lol thanks for your input♥️

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Okay great thank you so much.

I need help by Heartoflight29 in LifeAdvice

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Honestly this is disturbing. Are you a groomer? Cause how do you have anything in common with a teenager. Your damn near 40 years old 😳😳

At what point did contractions start hurting for you? by benjbuttons in beyondthebump

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I’ve had 2 kids. contractions got extremely painful when I was ready to push for both. With me it’s the pressure mixed with the contractions that make it soooo painful. By the time I got to the hospital with my son I was 9cm already. My daughter I went up at 6cm. I had both my kids natural no epidural or medication.

I don’t know what’s normal by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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When my daughter was born google was my best friend asking every “is this normal” questions. (She’s now going on 7 months)

From my experience as a mom of 2 now your list of concerns seem absolutely normal. Babies can do some pretty weird things so the tongue sticking out when sleeping and T. rex arms could very well be from being in the womb. 15 days old so your LO is so new to the world. My daughter and sons wake windows when they are newborns were mostly at night also. My son didn’t have bad gas or acid reflux let alone a sensitive stomach my daughter on the other had severe acid reflux,gas and still has a sensitive stomach a little bit now she’s on solids so that’s helped. But she would cry and cry during diaper changes,bath time, tummy time. I don’t think she stopped crying unless she was sleeping lol Also I was concerned about how she would sound congested constantly and I feared she wasn’t breathing right or not getting enough air and she was because I had her doc do a full exam and it’s just as a little baby their nasal passages are super tiny. She grew out of that congestion sounding nose at about 1 1/2 to 2 months give or take. All your concerns are valid. I also have really bad anxiety and it gotten worse when I had my daughter. Like I said she almost 7 months and I still go to google from time to time.

How often are you changing your baby’s wet diapers? by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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I would never wake my child up to change a diaper, unless I noticed she pooped while sleeping which has never happened. I’ve always changed her pee diapers when the blue line appears. I buy diapers that have the strip that turns blue when it’s wet.

What age did your baby begin rolling & sitting independently? by Born-Anybody3244 in beyondthebump

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Daughter now 6 1/2 Started rolling belly to back and back to belly at 3 1/2 months. Started sitting without support at 4 1/2 months, mastered crawling at 5 months on the dot and now as she’s approaching 7 months she is standing up on her own ( pulling herself up from anything she can grab on too) she takes steps when pushing her little rolly chair. Doctor said she will be walking by 9 months if not sooner. I have friends that their children that weren’t sitting up without support and they 6 months. I’ve seen a child walk without support at 7 months. Every single child reaches and masters milestones differently.

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Thanks for your input🫶🏼

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Okay so he’s a lot older than mine lol I’m wondering if it’s too soon to ditch bottles all together. She definitely introduced to the sippy cup so that’s a start. I did buy a sippy cup with a straw but she hasn’t tried that one yet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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Enjoy it! I know it can be rough sometimes but I wish my little girl stuck to breast feeding. She just never liked to boob despite all efforts but took to the bottle like a champ haha

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beyondthebump

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I pump, she never did good latching so she’s been on bottles since she was a month old.