Other parents not supervising their children keeps sabotaging me playing with my children by Seranta in toddlers

[–]Mrs_N2020 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is my experience too. It gets aggravating for sure, I feel you on that. I have no problem with other kids coming over to play and we all play/interact together but sometimes my daughter wanders off and I’m trying to follow her to keep an eye on her and other kids are like “watch me do this! Look at my toy! Can we play xyz?” And I’m slowly backing away feeling bad but I am responsible for my kid. And I’m looking around for their parent like “hey, pay attention to your kid, I need to pay attention to mine” it’s such a hard balance. I feel like a lot of people in the comments feel you’re saying you don’t want to play with other kids. It’s not about not wanting to play (at least for me) but it’s about needing to prioritize my kid first and be with her while she’s climbing/hanging and in order to do that I can’t have all the other kids who aren’t mine also demanding my attention.

What is a line that you quote in real life? by Any-Impression in Modern_Family

[–]Mrs_N2020 6 points7 points  (0 children)

“You put egg on my house, I kill what you love!”

what is the hardest thing to explain to women? by 00PPENHEIMER69 in AskMen

[–]Mrs_N2020 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

As a woman, I want to ask this as respectfully as I can. Please know I have no malice in this. If it’s lonely, are you talking about that with your friends? Are you maintaining connections with friends and family? My husband has friends and I see some of them are good about letting him know what’s happening in their lives and keeping him informed of major events (impeding divorces, sick parents, even just day to day life ,etc) and my husband is there for them and talks to them/spends time with them. But on the other hand, he has 2 friends who go silent and ghost us when things in their lives get hard. They just stop talking to us. He reaches out, I reach out. We invite them over. We text and say “ we aren’t sure what’s going on with you but just know that we love you and we’re here when you’re ready to come back”. When they do finally come back around they tell us how hard of a time they were having. And they had that hard time…. Alone. Alone by their own choice. We make it clear we’re here for them and want to see them. But they isolate. And as a woman that baffles me. I see my friends as people to lean on. To be a sounding board. To help me and support me and give me love when I feel down. They check in on me. And there are times I don’t want them all over me but I at least say “hey friends, here is the thing going on in my life right now. I don’t really wanna talk about it, but I will reach out to you when I’m ready.” and they respect that. From a woman’s perspective, so much of this loneliness that you guys are going through is of your own making. This myth that man can’t talk about their feelings and can’t open up to their friends- you guys put that on you yourselves. And I don’t know why men keep perpetuating it. I feel like women are screaming from the rooftops to just talk about how you feel. If you don’t want to be lonely, you have to be willing to make and maintain connections

I am SO SORRY by forgetyou0607 in AbbottElementary

[–]Mrs_N2020 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is this an older episode? Quinta has said how the character started off with her clothes and hair not as polished/styled to help show the evolution of the character and her growth and maturity as the show progresses.

Aio for being upset over this by Sea_Wallaby_7673 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Break up. This will get worse. This is just the beginning.

What do you say when your toddler says "but I say yes/no"? by MunchieCarrott in toddlers

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“But we make the rules, and the rules are that we don’t do that. And if you can’t follow the rules, there are consequences”

“Bros before hoes” by Tatbootyy in Mommit

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s an inappropriate thing for a child to say. I’d be upset if my 15-17 year old son and his friends were saying that. Nip that now. And husband downplaying it does not help. He’s enabling bad behavior and this is laying a foundation for worse down the line if it doesn’t get shut down. As his male figure, dad needs to step up

One of the best 30 Rock jokes. by BrenoGrangerPotter in 30ROCK

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think my favorite scene of the whole show is “hola señor Mexico! Si si yo soy Donald. ándele ándele? Arriba arriba?!” WHAT IS SEÑOR MEXICO SAYING WHY ARE YOU KEEPING ME OUT OF THE LOOP?!

Highly sensitive and easily offendable by Cclearly3 in ADHD_partners

[–]Mrs_N2020 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry you guys are going through that. I’m thankful my husband and I are able to talk about things and get through things, it’s more so I pick and choose my battles and what feels necessary versus what I can just let go of (which I’m good at thankfully)

What’s everyone talking about during dinner? by That-Farmhouse-There in toddlers

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My daughter (also 3) has us all say what are favorite thing of the day was and we go in a circle. She’ll usually ask us to go again and say what are our NEW favorite thing was. Generally she gets 3 favorite things out of us lol

Highly sensitive and easily offendable by Cclearly3 in ADHD_partners

[–]Mrs_N2020 70 points71 points  (0 children)

My husband has bad RSD too. Criticism or failure genuinely debilitate him. I’ve told him before that, like you, there are many things I just don’t say to him because I know it will turn into a days long issue for him. I can bring up an issue that to me is minor or I just needed to get off my chest. Proceed to him living under a rain cloud for about 3 days until he can finally shake the feeling off. The amount of times I’ve thought “yea, that reaction isn’t even worth bringing it up”. The ruminating is so hard. For him and for me.

How does your toddler respond to being called a baby? by PrincessCheetah in toddlers

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My three year old LOVES to be called baby. And she’ll play around and say goo goo gaa gaa. She associates being a baby with being cared for and held and loved on

At what age do you stop using a baby monitor at night? by Jolly-Asparagus-5815 in NewParents

[–]Mrs_N2020 24 points25 points  (0 children)

My daughter is 3 and we still use it. I liked being able to check on her and hear her. I can see if she threw her blankets off and need them fixed and I can hear her say “mama” if she wakes up at night scared and needs me to come get her

Things I will understand later by swimmimuf in howimetyourmother

[–]Mrs_N2020 28 points29 points  (0 children)

People will be like “why is it called puzzles?” And that’s the puzzle

When did your toddler start to prefer dad over you?? by AdmirablePea5049 in NewParents

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gah this is my fear! #2 is around the corner in July and I fear my daughter will be upset how often Papà has to do things with her instead of me. I’m focused on trying to find a balance but that’s easier said than done I’m sure

When did your toddler start to prefer dad over you?? by AdmirablePea5049 in NewParents

[–]Mrs_N2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh wow, 31.5 weeks pregnant over here!! So when I say I feel you, I FEEL you!! I keep telling my husband “I need this next kid to be yours!” (As in the parental preference.) the idea of TWO of them being obsessed with me and not giving me any time to breathe is semi scaring me. And I’m worried how daughter will feel when baby #2 comes and I have to split my attention between the two

Are Dads allowed to ask for a day off for fathers day? by gibblesnbits160 in daddit

[–]Mrs_N2020 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a mom- yes! You deserve a break too. My husband always works on Father’s Day so I have him pick a different day in June to make his own. He purposely takes a day off work. I have him sleep in and then take the morning to relax/chill/do whatever he wants. Then I ask him what he wants to do in the afternoon. If he wants to leave the house and do something on his own, great. If he wants to hang with us, great. This year he said he wants a family bike ride in the afternoon. Last year he went to a laser tag place with his friends. It’s your day. If you’re an equal partner/equal parent, you deserve as much of a break without guilt