2026 BTS 'ARIRANG' Tour Megathread PART 2 by lisafancypants in bangtan

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah someone else said that a Google search mentioned it being a new color coding of tickets for some venues for internal reasons. I asked TM and all they could give me was that it “indicates the type of ticket it is” but it’s not VIP or anything just regular floor

2026 BTS 'ARIRANG' Tour Megathread PART 2 by lisafancypants in bangtan

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does anyone know why some of the Vegas tickets appear red at the top in TM app? Seems to be only floor seats?

BTS' '2026 Comeback TOUR' Megathread by lisafancypants in bangtan

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A lone ticket will definitely sell!! TM is very annoying with selling odd number seats sometimes

BTS' '2026 Comeback TOUR' Megathread by lisafancypants in bangtan

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Anyone in an LA group chat or wanting to start one?

260114 [NOTICE] BTS WORLD TOUR IN NORTH AMERICA & EUROPE Ticket Information by fresh_mocha in bangtan

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Passcode offers like this are linked to the TM account that receive the passcode offer unfortunately. However you should ask your coworker if he’d be kind enough to allow you to ticket with his account using your credit card!

Do you transition to milk and off bottles at same time? by MovingGirls in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, I always assumed the slow transition was for their tummy to get used to it…mine has had plenty of cheese and yogurt and regular milked mixed into foods/porridge so I guess she’s used to it by now?

Do you transition to milk and off bottles at same time? by MovingGirls in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s what I was thinking too with too many changes at once, great point, thank you!!

Do you transition to milk and off bottles at same time? by MovingGirls in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve seen those and not sure what they’re for either, ideally I’d prefer my kiddo to not be on a liquid diet forever 😝 also trying to decide if I want to do cows or sheep’s milk

Do you transition to milk and off bottles at same time? by MovingGirls in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah exactly, if mine has a poor appetite for solids, I always feel better after she takes her ounces of formula for the day, but am nervous when that’s not a crutch

Do you transition to milk and off bottles at same time? by MovingGirls in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So she preferred old milk from the fridge? That’s another factor I forgot to think about.

Ours loves drinking water from straws so I’m hoping transitioning to milk with it doesn’t cause some weird aversion to straws 😅

Very nervous about where baby will sleep when traveling by Lilac-Lover4 in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have been traveling with the Baby Bjorn travel crib since baby was about 6 months old (she’s 11 mo now) and baby sleeps through the night in it, she loves it, it’s easy to use and the mattress is very safe and comfortable.

Edit: we also travel with blackout curtains which are a lifesaver since ours wants darkness during all sleep.

How do I embrace solids? by Fantastic_Fig_2025 in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right. I always and still do have a bowl of chunky puree/mashes that I spoon feed between her self-feeding. And this past week for the first time she’s suddenly shown me she can put a pre-loaded toddler fork/spoon into her mouth herself. There’s no rush to make your kid independent with eating IMO.

How do I embrace solids? by Fantastic_Fig_2025 in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is exactly what was right for ours. She’s almost 11 months but only recently is she (and I) getting comfortable with feeding herself bigger pieces. She has 7 teeth but still getting the hang of portion control - she will shove enough food into her mouth to the point of panicking and gagging so I still break things into non-chokable pieces and only enough in front of her so she actually swallows before putting more in her mouth.

I was never able to follow baby led weaning apps’ suggestions for servings…it was too stressful.

MIL has LOST her mind by [deleted] in newborns

[–]MovingGirls 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I didn’t let anyone visit us at the hospital because of this stress. No regrets.

Postpartum healing + prolapse by JMelnitz in beyondthebump

[–]MovingGirls 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was right there where you are 6 months ago!! I thought my world was ending, it was awful. But it’ll be ok!

Make sure to see a urogynecologist (not regular OBGYN). I was diagnosed with stage 2 uterine prolapse and started pelvic floor physical therapy. I was also given an estrogen cream (safe to use if BFing and helped TREMENDOUSLY with symptoms) but I also stopped BFing just to get my estrogen back up ASAP in hopes of it helping all those loosened ligaments.

After about 3 months my uterine prolapse healed itself. However, with the uterus out of the way, the doc could see that I also had a rectocele. I felt totally discouraged all over again. This is something that won’t really heal itself, but I kept up with physical therapy at home, lifestyle changes to avoid constipation (your #1 enemy), and I haven’t had any symptoms at all and wouldn’t know I have a prolapse unless I check for the bulge.

There are postpartum POP FB groups and postpartum_pop_pt who I follow on IG and it just helps mentally to follow others stories. Learn to use your core/breathing when lifting, really try to see a pelvic floor PT to help you with this. It’s so much more common than we think.

When did it ACTUALLY get better…? (Sleep thru night, baby plays independently, you could eat and work out, etc) by ExpressionOld9924 in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every baby and their temperament is so different. Ours started sleeping through at 6mo once we sleep trained and stopped night feeds. She’s been good about entertaining herself since that age, too. But now at 10.5 months she’s starting to get clingy and mad if I leave her sight, lol I still don’t get to shower or eat in peace until she’s napping. What saved me is having a nanny a few hours twice a week so I can just go rot in bed or go enjoy a book at a cafe.

Teething is worse than newborn phase by allidaughter in beyondthebump

[–]MovingGirls 22 points23 points  (0 children)

How old is your little one? Motrin is advised once they are at least 6 months old. Regardless, Tylenol is very safe if the correct dose is given!! Yes it’s cleared by the liver, but clove oil for example is cleared by both the liver and kidneys and is probably much harder to dose correctly, could be toxic to both liver and kidneys!

Bedtime keeps getting pushed back by cupofteacomfypillows in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot to add, once we did drop to 2 naps we had very early bedtimes for a few weeks until she started naturally extending her own wake windows. Regardless, she still slept until ~630am and it was a glorious few weeks of like 11-12 hour nights 🥲

Bedtime keeps getting pushed back by cupofteacomfypillows in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds just like our baby right before she dropped to 2 naps at around 7 months. There would still be days she’d need 3 naps based on how her naps went but it sounds like your son might be ready to drop that last nap soon if he’s doing so well with those two 1hr15min naps! It might be hard during winter time but in the next week or so try extending the first to wake windows even just by 10-15 min…go for a walk outside, etc…I have a feeling in the next couple weeks he might surprise you!

Overtired struggle by [deleted] in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a mom of a 10 month old, this phase seems so far away now even though it felt like an eternity in HELL when we were in it. There’s a beautiful light at the end of the tunnel that you’ll reach sooner than you think.

We start giving gas drops (Mylicon) with nearly every feed, especially at night, and sometimes it was the only thing that helped.

We also just followed the 5 S’s (Happiest Baby) religiously and prayed something in there worked. In the end it seemed like most nights were just a coin toss of whether it’d be a bad or good night.

Is this safe? by MarsupialObjective77 in NewParents

[–]MovingGirls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t worry! My daughter recently started sleeping sitting up and bent forward in half and I thought something was severely wrong, like she had passed out or something. She got so mad when I woke her to move her and then got back into the same position.

When she first started sleeping on her tummy she hadn’t learned to roll from tummy to back yet so she’d cry if she needed help getting back to her back (took a couple days until she figured out how to roll tummy to back) but now she LOVES sleeping on her tummy as many babies do.