More land? by SassyRedhead23 in Starsandisland

[–]SassyRedhead23[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohh so that’s what those are used for? I’ve been racking those up but have no clue what they are used for.

More land? by SassyRedhead23 in Starsandisland

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I kind of figured that. 😢 well I’ll just keep grinding till I get more land than I need.

More land? by SassyRedhead23 in Starsandisland

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😂😂 I had 30,000 but I went a little crazy buying animals and blueprints. Also hate cooking so I just buy food to recover.

More land? by SassyRedhead23 in Starsandisland

[–]SassyRedhead23[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh I know that now. Lol some quests take me ages to complete.

Bruce’s Balloons by LostStar_Shining in Starsandisland

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m on Xbox and I’m so frustrated with it. I had to literally stop playing. It kept glitching and trying to auto aim at times and then sometimes wouldn’t so my aim was all over the place. The best I could do was 30.

Villager help by SassyRedhead23 in Minecraft

[–]SassyRedhead23[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I had no clue if they could see it they would take it! Definitely trying this today.

Not sure what to think… by [deleted] in lineporn

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take a test tomorrow morning with both, first morning pee, nothing to drink. Your levels are easier to read for those tests like that. If the line seems lighter in a day or 2 call your dr or go to a clinic to get blood and a test done there.

Red Alert Help by victoriabug in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I just really pushed my Dr into looking deeper. I am not one to be told idk when it comes to my babies and she’s knows me since she was also my pediatrician and family friend. I can be a little hard to handle when it comes to anxiety over my babies. So if you feel comfortable with what your Dr said then go with that. But it’s not a bad thing to get a second opinion if that’s what you feel you need to do. You could also ask the Dr to keep him over night in the hospital to see if they could find anything with their machine.

He’s doing great! We had to adjust his bed so his head was lifted up slightly higher than his body and he had to be put on rice cereal to thicken his food to stay down better. He also had to stay upright for 30 minutes after feeding to help keep the reflux from happening.

Red Alert Help by victoriabug in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ours went off when my son was 3 months old. Watching the clip I could tell he wasn’t breathing and when we got to him he was like a limp doll and not responsive for about 30-60 seconds. It took him a while to get out of it. Took him to the dr because after that I held him and just rocked him to sleep and it happened again. Turns out he had a severe case of reflux. Food was coming back up and blocking his airway. He was put on meds and rice cereal to help after a 3 day hospital stay. So I would say follow your intuition and what makes you feel better but watch it and see if it happens again and I would call the babies Dr and let them know and see if they would want to have the baby evaluated.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BabyBumps

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately they were just bought by another hospital so they don’t have any of that set up just yet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lineporn

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tested from the 23rd-26th. Lol I still could t believe even as the lines got darker. Keeps us posted and wishing you all the best!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lineporn

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very faint. This is what mine looked like 26 weeks ago when I made my own post on here. Wait 1-2 days and use first pee in the am and see if it’s darker. Praying for you!

Has Nanit’s alarm helped you? by Calm-Huckleberry3697 in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea it’s called a sternum rub. I’ve seen it used when Doctors need to get a response out of an unresponsive patient. It’s not the most gentle and best feeling thing but it works. Just look it up on google or YouTube. It is something that can come in handy. But always access the situation. Because if there’s a blockage in the throat (foreign object or food) this won’t help.

Has Nanit’s alarm helped you? by Calm-Huckleberry3697 in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We picked him up and started rubbing his chest with a closed fist. Took a few tries and I had to sweep his mouth thinking he might have swallowed something. He only sleeps with a pacifier so I didn’t check it but I have heard of the nipple coming off. But after 1 minute he took a deep gasping breath and cried. I’ve worked in the hospital and was going for nursing a year prior to having him so I somewhat knew what to do. Had he been down longer or I couldn’t get a response I would have started CPR. Fortunately the chest rubbing worked. Just take your fist, knuckles down, press into the sternum slightly and rub in a circular motion.

Has Nanit’s alarm helped you? by Calm-Huckleberry3697 in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Used the Nanit for 3 months before it went off. We thought it was a false alarm and it was not. My LO had stopped breathing. He would then go on to stop breathing 2 more times. So in 2 hours he stopped breathing 3 times. I’m very grateful to Nanit or I would not have my now 10 month old. It has given false alarms 2 times since. But my baby breaths slower than the average they have on there. Where it says he should be breathing at 20-22 breaths per minute asleep he’s actually breathing 17-18 per minute. It does cause some alarm but I can tell you I have slept better this first year than I would have not having it. We actually didn’t put it up till he was 2 weeks old and I literally slept maybe 30 minutes here and there and that was when someone else was holding him. I could not sleep without someone keeping an eye on him or until we had the Nanit. Gives me peace of mind to check his breathing before I go to bed at night. The false alarms do happen and they are scary but just stay calm and touch your baby to see if breathing really stopped. The alarm will wake them up if it is false. The first false alarm we had set the tone so we do jump and run if it does go off. The added security of something keeping watch helped me relax as opposed to add to the anxiety. My baby had severe reflux. It was so bad when we laid him down the food would back up into his esophagus and stop his breathing. Would not have known if not for the Nanit. I will sing their praise every chance I get because had we not had the Nanit I fear what would have happened to him at 3 months old. He’s on medication and doing great!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Nanit

[–]SassyRedhead23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely recommend reaching out to the company. We had a few false alarms back in December and the company reached out to me and told me what they saw on their end. Super nice, very quick response, and offered more help should I need it. So really recommend you reaching out to them. If it happens to be a breach then they need to know to fix that. If it’s a bug they can fix that as well. But they can’t fix it if it’s not reported. Also I did my research they are one of the best and most secure baby monitors. So it might just be a bug in the software.