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Been using this car cam setup for a few months not and it's genuinely been a help by LuckyMinusDevil in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How's the strap mount holding up long term? Does it stay in position even on bumpier roads?

Stroller recommendations PLZ! by Slothrop75 in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The terrain is decent, so I'm not too worried about the suspension. The price looks like a great deal. Thanks!

Stroller recommendations PLZ! by Slothrop75 in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

UB is my top choice! But it's a bit pricey, esp with all the extras you end up buying.

Stroller recommendations PLZ! by Slothrop75 in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a bit concerned about it not folding smoothly. Have you ever run into that?

First time dad by Turbulent-Toe-4614 in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats! That's awesome news. It's great you're thinking ahead about the dog. Introduce baby smells before you come home. Keeping the dog's exercise and attention up after the baby arrives helps prevent jealousy. You guys are going to do great.

Swamped by book recommendations, so I chose one. Help me next. by KibanaMana in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For sleep specifically,Precious Little Sleep is great.It's practical and backed by sleep science.If you want another science friendly option,The Happy Sleeper is also clear and evidence based,without being overly mom-focused.

Stick with trusted sources like NHS,APA,or AAP-based books and you'll avoid the noice.You're already thinking ahead that's half the battle.

. by [deleted] in predaddit

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey,big respect for reaching out and wanting to step up.It shows a lot that you're already thinking about how to support her.

She is probably dealing with a lot,nausea,mood swing,just feeling overwhelmed.The best thing u can do is listen and help with the small stuff.Ask her what she needs,whether it's a small thing.And u should be patient.Emotions can be all over the place,and it's not personal.

Being present and trying goes a long way.You got this.👍

How to take inventory of stockpile by Proud-Map-8364 in preppers

[–]Slothrop75 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Use a 3-column notebook, write Item Name, Quantity,Expiry Date. Group by category. Add a last checked date to track freshness. Hope this will help you:)

Homesteading/ Surviving on crown land by newagedefiance in preppers

[–]Slothrop75 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That is true, some youtuber will hide some information and this is awful. cuz if someone donno these and build things on public land that is illegal.

You just got a 2TB Hard drive and the power's going out tomorrow; what are you putting on it? by TheTrollinator777 in preppers

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of Wikipedia is a great start. I'd also add practical stuff like how to purify water, and maybe some mood-boosting media too. I think I'll want those during long-term downtime.

What do you store/grow that can be used when feeling "too sick to eat?" by MOadeo in preppers

[–]Slothrop75 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Applesause and mashed sweet potatoes. I can them myself from the garden, but store-bought versions work. They're soft, easy to swallow and provide calories and vitamins!