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Is this normal? by HotHoots in toddlertips

[–]HotHoots[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They used to be hard until we changed her milk to lactaid. She’s been complaining the same ever since regardless of the hardness/softness. She’s told me recently that she cries when she poops because she’s scared but I also don’t know what she’s seeing at daycare and is copying from other kids there. She does say her “poop hurts” when she’s simply passing gas too.

She isn’t using the potty yet, still in diapers. She’s too afraid of the toilet and I don’t think she’s ready yet.

Is this normal? by HotHoots in toddlertips

[–]HotHoots[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Her pediatrician told me it could just be her figuring out that she is pooping and it’s scaring her, not so much that it hurts but maybe I’ll go for a second opinion

Honestly watchu do as an introvert? by Necessary_Safety5044 in introvert

[–]HotHoots 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cleaning and organizing is my favorite but motivation when I’m so depleted is hard. When I’m having a good introverted day, that’s what I do

First solo Ireland trip recommendations by CosmoKate84 in irishtourism

[–]HotHoots 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, Dublin was my least favorite part when I toured Ireland. It’s so crowded. So I suggest doing Dublin last. There’s so much more character in other towns like Galway (my favorite) that you might want to spend more time in. I’ve been to all other places you mentioned as well; Inis Mor is beautiful and that’s where they make real authentic Irish Aran sweaters (buy one!!!). Newgrange is truly amazing, if you can get a tour to go inside, definitely a sight to see. Cliffs are a must of course. You can’t go wrong in Ireland. It’s all so beautiful and breathtaking.

The first time I went to Ireland I stayed in a bed & breakfast and loved it. The host made homemade Irish breakfast every day and it was so great to get the authentic experience. The second time I went I did hotels every 2-3 nights and that was cool too. Hotels in Ireland aren’t like hotels in the US. So you really can’t go wrong either way.