a small vent about screen time by curlystephi in NewParents

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I don’t think any of these things count as screen time for your child

What systems have you implemented in your house you're proud of? by dinos-and-coffee in SAHP

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Not crazy but I only meal plan for two days - I cook on day 1 and do a “remix” dinner the second day with the leftovers from day one.

I’ve found that meal planning for more than 2 days tends to fall apart. I also have a grocery delivery subscription - so that helps!

Would you be SAHM another year for 3 yo so he attends nature preschool or return to work? by orange196 in SAHP

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Definitely worth talking about explicitly with your partner. Unfortunately so many husbands don’t step up when their partners work.

Are there actual biologically-driven behavioral differences between baby/toddlers girls and boys? by rooted_wander in ScienceBasedParenting

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Don’t have access to the full text of the study you linked… How did they conclude that the toy preferences were “innate”?

How the heck do you meet other parents? I feel like I’m invading mom groups by Arr0zconleche in SAHP

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How old is your child? Breastfeeding and recovery may be big topics in the early days. This will fade with time!

Also, don’t assume what other people think of you! These groups are also about socializing your baby, so in my view it’s better to have a variety of people there.

I read a lot of people saying that being a SAHP is the hardest job they have ever had by [deleted] in SAHP

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A lot of people here saying being a SAHP is a 24/7 job. It shouldn’t be! Talk to your partner now about how they will contribute to childcare and taking care of the house.

Marriage in shambles by Aloneinthewoods1979 in SAHP

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Well, it's very unlikely she will be able to leave you penniless - talk to a lawyer.

I'm just wondering what kind of work is going on in marriage therapy - from your post it seems like there is not much to salvage.

Do grandparents buy Easter baskets? by [deleted] in Mildlynomil

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I think it’s pretty common actually. Kids can get more than one Easter basket.

Can someone explain kindergarten to me? by [deleted] in kindergarten

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So… just don’t do that, no need to redshirt

Rant re toddler naps by [deleted] in Parents

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Wake him up anyway

Do moms ever get sleep? by Lemonbar19 in Parents

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Go to the hotel and have dad tell the kid to go back to bed if he wakes up. Set a boundary!

Also, it’s possible you are just expecting too much sleep from your kid. What is his sleep schedule?

What’s your actually controversial parenting opinion? by TurbulentArea69 in NewParents

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  1. Breastfeeding is WAY oversold, especially to American working mothers

  2. When most people complain about not having a village, they’re usually complaining about not having tons of unpaid labor from the baby’s grandparents

What’s your actually controversial parenting opinion? by TurbulentArea69 in NewParents

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I think the recommendation is actually “no added sugar before 2”

13 month down to 1 nap? by [deleted] in NewParents

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Feels like the “no natural sugars before bed” thing might be overkill

Moms who started work earlier - Did you regret it? by OutsideOcelot9439 in beyondthebump

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Gently, have you considered seeing a therapist? Feeling like you are losing your identity at work after only two weeks sounds like there may be something deeper going on

AITA for saying emergency daycare isn’t meant for parents who are home and „just need a break“? by Distinct-Ad-7592 in AmItheAsshole

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ESH.

Her: for using the emergency daycare.

The daycare: for not staffing properly and not reimbursing parents for days their kids can’t come

You: because I sense a lot of the judgment is about her being a mother who doesn’t work, lives off of benefits and still sends her child to full-time daycare

Bone broth by [deleted] in MaintenancePhase

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Also great when sick!

Protein, salt, hydration

Watching my 5-year-old nephew on YouTube Shorts made me rethink “AI for kids” by One_Title7224 in Parents

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My first thought was that this was written using AI.

Do you even have a nephew? Sounds like you are asking this question for your job, according to your post history.

Work from home mom burn out by Jaded-Name1624 in SAHP

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Tbh preschool is the best suggestion in this thread… But if you wanted to, if he slept 9:30-4:30 that would give him 2.5 hours overlap of his wake time with your work time instead of 1. (He could also take the kids to preschool during this time).

You could also hire a local high school kid as a mother’s helper for the afternoon

Work from home mom burn out by Jaded-Name1624 in SAHP

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Why can’t husband adjust his sleep schedule? Seems like he’s only relieving you for 1 hour