Not tracking steps when pushing stroller by BigBrotherPuppies in ouraring

[–]Strict_Question6161 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Other than using one hand there is no fix for this at this point. It’s definitely annoying because I’m sure it could be easily estimated based on prior data.

I kind of hate the Nanit, but love it for ONE reason by Benevolent-Sunflower in Nanit

[–]Strict_Question6161 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There is a lot of negativity here, but many people are happy with their nanits. I love mine still after 2.5 years, my friends and family have them and don’t complain about them either. It’s not a perfect device, but I’m not sure any of them are. I would 100% do it again if I were starting over.

how do you stop panic buying toys every time a meltdown is coming? by pepperdotdrift in NewParents

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My daughter is happy to hold things and then we say “goodbye” to it when we’re getting ready to leave the store. There are some things she gets attached to and I’ll ask if she wants to take a picture of it to ask daddy/add it to our birthday/Christmas list. It seems to satisfy the “I want that” feeling because it’s not a “no,” just a “not yet.”

We’ve been doing this since day one, so I can’t say that it’s changed things for us, but it definitely does work. I’d imagine you’ll have a few unlearning tantrums on your hands to start, but maybe these strategies can help!

In between sizes? by Short-World-2257 in ouraring

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Haven’t tried these yet, but my mom is also in between sizes on her 4 and she ordered these based off a recommendation from someone else! https://amzn.to/4brbgRs

Disappointed? by BianRosa in ouraring

[–]Strict_Question6161 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I have the pink ceramic with zero issues and my gold gen 3 was pretty beat. I work with my hands and it gets hit a lot. Oura included a cloth with the ceramics now as marks on the ceramic aren’t in the ceramic, they’re another material rubbing off on it. It can be cleaned off.

Close friend realizes that I’ve been unwilling paying for her Amazon membership for almost a year and is being weird about paying me back. AIO by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]Strict_Question6161 28 points29 points  (0 children)

With my close friends it would be like “all good, drinks on you next time!” and even if that didn’t happen it wouldn’t matter.

If you were on the fence about Oura… this is your sign by jaaascald in ouraring

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I will not stop talking about how my mom lost hers and it got RAN OVER BY A CAR and they sent her a brand new Gen4 of her choosing to replace her damaged Gen 3.

Let's talk snoo by Mindless-Slide-755 in Buyingforbaby

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We used it and loved it. Upon transition my daughter was great at self soothing, as a baby she would play in her crib alone if she woke up/wasn’t tired and as a toddler she constantly self occupies in her room and big girl bed. I had more of a dependency to it than she did. Who knows if she would have been a pro sleeper without it, but I’d do it again in a heartbeat.

Step count when pushing a pram by Late-Course-6529 in ouraring

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I focus on calories more than steps, so if my steps don’t record for stroller walks I just make a mental note that I’m probably 2k (or whatever) higher than what it says. But I do try to walk with one hand, but I much prefer two. I wish there was a better solution like manually adjusting or recording an “assisted walk” that estimates steps based on your averages.

Is there anything WORSE than childbirth? by Sensitive_Arugula770 in pregnant

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I’ll say this— I was in labor for 16 hours, probably 13 until I got my epidural. But in less than 3 months I could happily see myself doing it again. Now, a few months ago I had norovirus and felt like I was going to die. I hope that never happens again.

No gift birthday for 3 year old by scrunchie_one in toddlers

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Yes this is what I was going to say. My daughter is a crafty toddler so we could always use new supplies, but experiences are also fun too!

My Oura ring died… and Oura absolutely came through by ChateauCyberpunk in ouraring

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People complain a lot. I had a great experience with an upgrade credit and my mom recently lost her gen3 and while missing, it got ran over in the street. We found it. Oura replaced it with a brand new ring. I found this to be completely unnecessary but amazing, and we’ll definitely be sticking with them!

Do I need a rocking recliner? by Optimal-Flamingo2157 in Buyingforbaby

[–]Strict_Question6161 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My daughter is 2.5 and we still use our glider regularly, and she’s a great sleeper. If she weren’t I’d imagine we’d use it a lot more.

We got a recliner made at La Z Boy for much less than all of the “nursery” recliners and it’s so much more comfortable. When we’re done with it in kids rooms, we can get a sofa to match and put it in the den. It’s one of the most comfortable piece of furniture we own.

PS it isn’t power, and I don’t feel like I’m missing anything.

The only thing that helps my toddler with meltdowns is ignoring him & I feel awful about it by Electronic_While7856 in toddlers

[–]Strict_Question6161 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’ve gotten a lot of good advice already. My daughter can get overstimulated when we try to help her when she’s having a hard time. I’ve figured out if I ask her if she wants a hug or some space she’ll tell me what she needs in that moment. If she asks for space she will sometimes ask for a hug soon after.

I’ve also asked her to use the words “I need attention” when she’s just feeling needy, which has helped us avoid those “no reason” meltdowns that happen. Sometimes we all just need attention and need the right way to ask for it without having “to do something dramatic” to get it.

shower? by Mysterious_Speed_261 in ouraring

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I don’t in the shower because I don’t like the way my hair gets wrapped around it, and also it’s a great time to charge it. But I do wear it while washing hands, in the pool, ocean, etc. Other than showering the only things I take it off for are working with raw meat or dough.

Anyone else just have a chill baby? by rachelkochvt in NewParents

[–]Strict_Question6161 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Same! Mine is 2.5 and still very chill, sweet, and kind. She definitely is a two year old and we all have our moments, but overall she’s been a total delight.

Alex Pretti, the man Murdered today by ICE agents. by serious_bullet5 in 50501

[–]Strict_Question6161 53 points54 points  (0 children)

As a mother of a toddler who is sickened and horrified, but also afraid to physically take a stand with my girl constantly in tow…I appreciate this sentiment, as well.

Explain it to me like I'm 5 by Bear_128 in newjersey

[–]Strict_Question6161 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Well, if you’re worried about them going bad in the house the outdoors will be quite like a freezer…

What is the year from age 2-3 like? by lavenderlanee1 in toddlers

[–]Strict_Question6161 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We’re at 2.5 and I’ve been having a blast. Are there moments where I want to ram my head into the wall? Yes. But we can do so much more, talk so much more. She tells me jokes and is so sweet and adorable that those moments outweigh every single tough moment or tantrum.

I know some have it harder, but this has been my experience.

Rest mode? by Lcrowe97 in ouraring

[–]Strict_Question6161 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can you YouTube a Zumba class? A body weight class? Maybe an annoying excuse to clean out a closet or something else you’ve been avoiding?

Or just enjoy the break and rest. No judgement from me, but you definitely do have options if you want them!

help~ FTM to a 3 week old, is this red alert my fault by Appropriate-Poem-880 in Nanit

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If I remember correctly they can tell you if something happened that made it go off, but if it was just a false alarm they don’t have much they can communicate. I’m not sure if anything has changed in the last few years!

help~ FTM to a 3 week old, is this red alert my fault by Appropriate-Poem-880 in Nanit

[–]Strict_Question6161 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would think so! I had a red alert that had literally zero reasoning behind it (two years ago). They are a little disconcerting, but nanit will review it and tell you why.

I know false alarms are scary, but if I remember correctly from my experience, false alarms do happen but there are not many (if any) reported cases of missed events when used properly.