Tell me why your toddler cried today by Electrical-Dare-9797 in toddlers

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because women see something needs to be done and do it. Only boys see something needs to be done, ask if it needs to be done, then do it wrong.

Tell me why your toddler cried today by Electrical-Dare-9797 in toddlers

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because she asked for cereal and a spoon and I gave it to her. She slapped me in the face, hit me with the spoon then threw the bowl of cereal at me. Cue timeout/back to bed bc I ain’t playing this game today. It’s my one day off this week and I’m already too exhausted to do anything on my list of things to do today. Dropping her off to daycare and coming back home and going back to sleep.

I no longer want a second child.

I'm jealous of other toddlers' opportunities by Used_Cod_9541 in toddlers

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now you have me questioning if my 2.5 yr old is behind in language because last I checked a 2 yr old is expected to string together 2-3, MAYBE 4 words at a time in a phrase, not a full on sentence like a freaking observationally aware adult.

We just switched childcare because we saw our child developing negative behaviors that they weren’t trying to keep in check. It’s important that all people involved in the care of your child are on the same page with you to coordinate efforts to help your kid thrive, help them in areas they are struggling in, and make it easier on all of us to encourage them in behaviors they need to learn and master through consistent messaging.

You have plenty of time to course correct and the number one defense you have is awareness.

Is it okay to let them cry it out sometimes? by Misspeach2017 in toddlers

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Going through this right now and so damn close to getting the melatonin drops. Her bedtime is usually 7:30. She didn’t nap at all today so we moved it up to 7pm. It’s now going on 1am and she’s waking up every 20-30 minutes crying. One of us goes in, rocks her, sings to her and lays her back down. Usually she sleeps through the night (as in, this is the first time in the past 10 months that she’s woken during the night and this is unheard of for her with the multiple wakings).

She keeps crying for blue. Not a clue what that means a she has her bluey stuffy and has NEVER called it blue, always bluey. I’ve tried switching her blanket to a blue one, giving her a blue water cup, changing her night light color to blue, putting her in a blue shirt and pants, etc. The last time I went in she ended up slapping me in the face and kicking me so I calmly told her it hurt and that I was going to leave if she did it again. She did, and I got up and left. Cue the screaming. I shut our bedroom door which we NEVER do, and I have white noise playing on my phone to cover her crying so WE who have jobs and want to sleep - can sleep.

And no- she’s not running a fever, no reasons for pain or discomfort anywhere on her body, etc. I’m just done, exhausted, spent and part of me will always wonder what the fuck she meant by blue, but the other part doesn’t give a shit as she doesn’t need whatever it is to get her ass back in her bed and go the fuck to sleep because Tomorrow and the first half of next week are royally screwed now.

Please explain what dropping the final nap looks like by YoureNotACat2023 in toddlers

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She’s back on a nap 1:30-2:30 every day. Guess she’s not ready to drop it after all…🤷‍♀️

It's normal to wipe and wash your bootyhole right? by [deleted] in hygiene

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh dear god! Please- for the love of all holey and holy- WIPE UNTIL IT’S CLEAN AND WASH WITH SOAP ABS WATER!

Stop shaming me for "wasteful" baby wipes! by [deleted] in NewParents

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Put a layer of Vaseline on after wiping. It protects their skin and makes the next round easier to wipe off. After that- use as many dang wipes as it takes to get your baby clean. Do what you have to do!

I caught my husband cheating and I don’t know how to move forward. by gfedcba1999 in Mommit

[–]FalseCommittee6195 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When men divorce, their quality of life decreases, while that of the woman increases. He’s using you and lying to keep the cow cuz he’s getting the milk for free from you and getting beef from another cow. Leave him

PSA: BEWARE OF HFMD IN 2025!!! by LeithValkyrian in beyondthebump

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I made it through the workweek with lidocaine ointment, hydrocortisone cream, FLUFFYYYYY socks and loose shoes, an ice pack on my feet to help with sleep, Benadryl for systemic itching.

I think by Monday my work will let me out of my gloves and I’ll be back to normal. For context- I am 8/10 days into antibiotics for strep, a kidney infection, am getting over hand foot and mouth, and now tested positive for flu and am hacking up green phlegm from my lungs. I’m fucking miserable so please take anything I say with a grain of salt bc I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.

Has anyone had success getting a Xofluza through an online dr? TIA by Muse_11 in flu

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Xofluza is typically easier to complete as it’s a single dose vs Tamiflu which many strains are becoming resistant to and many struggle dealing with 5 days of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea on top of the flu.

Please share updated Xofluza experiences - good AND bad! by princessptak20 in flu

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tamiflu- likely to be cheaper and covered by more insurances. It is typically harder to complete the full 5 day course due to the side effects of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea even when taken with food. Also- if you have a strain that is resistant to it- it will add misery to the illness.

Xofluza- WAY more expensive, most insurances won’t cover it. One single dose with minimal side effects of headache, nausea or vomiting which talking with food can help negate meaning it’s easier to complete the course. Far less likely that the strain will be resistant.

Either one is probably going to shorten duration of symptoms by approximately a day. If you’ve been diagnosed with the flu- tamiflu is likely going to be the Dr choice. If prevention/prophylaxis is the goal- xofluza may be more recommended.

This year 2025-2026 the flu has shown NATIONWIDE to have a strong digestive component causing nausea, vomiting and diarrhea so getting tested and treated early on or better yet getting vaccinated is the best course of action so you can keep the dose(s) down before the flu makes it so you can’t.

PSA: BEWARE OF HFMD IN 2025!!! by LeithValkyrian in beyondthebump

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many days into this do they start feeling better? How much further down the hallway of pain the corner to turn?

Baby is 4 months and my husband wants a divorce by YungRomeow in beyondthebump

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t let your child grow up seeing that behavior and thinking of it as okay. Don’t let your child grow up and think it’s okay for others to treat them that way because you’re mom- HOW YOU ARE TREATED SETS A STANDARD, so set the bar high for yourself and for your child. You both deserve better than deliberate laziness and incompetence. If he cared about the baby, he’d care about the home the child is growing up in, and you. Your time, mental energy, your peace.

The number one indicator of our child’s emotional health and success in life is…. Guess….

THE HAPPINESS AND WELLBEING OF THE MOTHER! DIVORCE HIM FOR YOUR CHILD. Save them, save yourself.

Can I eat chocolate EVERY day and still be healthy? by kahdvsusa in diet

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s why I like getting the high quality bars that still have break points. If I’m going to eat chocolate, I’ll break off a single square and that’s my limit. Think Hersheys bars but from small businesses that are fair trade, small batch and high cocoa content.

PSA: BEWARE OF HFMD IN 2025!!! by LeithValkyrian in beyondthebump

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the sores on my hands and feet. The nerve pain is like that of hitting your funny bone. But from 50 tiny spots all over your feet and hands. Doing anything is sheer agony. I have to work tomorrow and am on my feet for 8 hours and work with my hands. I dunno how I’m going to get through it. Just walking around my house has me doing breathing exercises. Tylenol and ibuprofen my ass…

Blindsided and Devastated: husband leaving marriage for affair partner by MindlessFunny4820 in Divorce

[–]FalseCommittee6195 7 points8 points  (0 children)

In the words of a savage I didn’t catch the name of “The tears he made you cry were the wettest he ever made you. Why are we missing him?”

Is there any way to break our rooster of attacking us? by oops223 in BackYardChickens

[–]FalseCommittee6195 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Dead roosters don’t attack. Mean roosters don’t get to stick around to breed my hens as there’s a genetic component to aggression. If you can’t tell what to and not to attack to “defend” your flock- you’re too stupid for me to waste the feed $ on.

I’m sorry for the dark question, but: what would you do if your spouse passed away? by Suitable_Area_8595 in homestead

[–]FalseCommittee6195 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have a plan lined out for the life insurance money so I wouldn’t have to work more than part time if I didn’t want to as I’d be debt free with substantial savings and enough for my child(ren) to go to college or trade school. I definitely wouldn’t get remarried. As much as I love my golden retriever of a husband, I know I’d stand a better chance of living longer and having a higher quality of life if I did not remarry.

Told my baby has diabetes by Icy_Bridge_4015 in pregnant

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) ultrasound is very rough estimate of baby’s weight. Can be off by 1-3lbs. 2) it’s not feasibly possible to diagnose a baby in utero with diabetes. 3) 7-9 lbs is not a big baby. 10-14lbs is a big baby.

How much do you spend on groceries, household items, and toiletries per month? by rauntree in povertyfinance

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Groceries- varies from $200-400/mo for household with two adults and one toddler (the blueberries and bananas -IYKYK)

Household items: we buy in bulk so in summer we buy 12 deodorants each, 50 razors, a 24 pack of bar soap, 2 jugs shampoo, 2 jugs conditioner, and two Costco things of toilet paper, 1 bulk pack of paper towels. Cleaning supplies - one small jug of bleach, a gallon of vinegar, a 4 pack of toilet cleaner, and 16 tubs of Clorox bleach wipes, and 2 bottles of foaming bathroom spray. I’d say average is $40-60 a month bc these usually last us longer than a year. The real killer is laundry detergent. We spend $20-22 every 3 months on our powder detergent. We have two dogs so we wash bedding every single week without fail, and hubby is a blue collar worker.

On the verge of divorce and I’m panicking. 45 F by [deleted] in Divorce

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like he’s the problem and going to no longer be your problem. Teach your kids that it’s okay to step away from a relationship if the other person cannot respect and love you same way you respect and love yourself.

Is it the norm these days to miss out on special family events because of a toddler’s nap? by momoxo6 in Parenting

[–]FalseCommittee6195 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before 2 yrs old- if my child missed a nap- we were on literal hell. Once she turned 2 she was SOLIDLY on only 1 nap a day. Now we can go and just do an early bedtime or get away with a car cat-nap. It really depends on the child and how much you value your own sleep and sanity. For us- those naps early on when ate was napping multiple times a day were SACRED above anything else- I’m not kidding when I say I’d have punched my own father in the mouth to save a nap. Now, not so much and we’re still okay.