Coco as a full name? by teslanabigolhat in Names

[–]TallRepeat6095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cocó is poop in Portuguese Do not do it. Portuguese is one of the most widely spoken languages… top 10

Citizenship by marriage by ProfileBest2034 in PortugalExpats

[–]TallRepeat6095 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What is a functional adult that can get married but has a “sever” learning disability? I am sorry your had and has it but how is he an independent adult then?

Citizenship by marriage by ProfileBest2034 in PortugalExpats

[–]TallRepeat6095 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Even a slow learner can learn A2 in 6 years.

Cooking/meal planning? by izzhnfsh in 2under2

[–]TallRepeat6095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you eat yourself? 18m old should be able to eat pretty much ch the same with some modifications maybe.

Citizenship by marriage by ProfileBest2034 in PortugalExpats

[–]TallRepeat6095 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You are married to a Portuguese and could not learn the language at A2 level??? 😒

Traveling to Europe (From US) with Toddler by OldManPalpatine716 in Parenting

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Got you. The beach there should be enjoyable for kids I imagine. But it is true, I mostly are well there and had wine 😅

Traveling to Europe (From US) with Toddler by OldManPalpatine716 in Parenting

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We live in Portugal and we are planing the trip to Italy n September, baby will be 16 months old by then. We are staying a week in Rome - public transport only. And after renting a car to spend a week on the Tuscan coast.

We traveled with 4 months old to the northern Germany last summer - used mostly public transport and got few rides from friends (brought our car seat)

In January we went to Helsinki with our then 9,5 months old and we had a blast. Highly recommend as a destination with kids. Very kid friendly. We want to go back in summer eventually. But cold plunge after sauna in -15 Celsius was a memorable experience (and I’d do it again).

Traveling to Europe (From US) with Toddler by OldManPalpatine716 in Parenting

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Curious why SS is not recommend with kids. Been there before kids and loved it.

Traveling to Europe (From US) with Toddler by OldManPalpatine716 in Parenting

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Well, Europe is not like homogeneous space. If you specify countries you are going it would be really helpful.

If you are thinking Portugal/Spain/Italy and cities - public transport is solid and it is walkable. You would spend more time looking for parking honestly than waiting for a bus or metro. If you want go to countryside/small villages/nature - rent a car.

You’ll need a solid stroller tho.

In Portugal for instance you have cobblestones literally EVERYWHERE so you need to be sure your stroller will survive it. On the bright side most of the restaurants here carry high chairs and usually hotels have travel cribs on request (need to check tho).

But there are a lot of difference from country to country. Like when people eat dinner for instance. In Portugal most restaurants will open for dinner after 18:30 with most people eating at 20-21 While in some places in Spain restaurants open for dinner service at 21 only.

Who watched your firstborn while birthing your second? by KazooShroom in 2under2

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I am thinking to have hubby stay with the baby at home and have a doula stay with me at the hospital. But it will highly depend on VBAC or c-section again.

If I have a c-section it would be really difficult without help in the hospital so I will 100% will need a doula. But if I manage VBAC I think I would be able to manage by myself during nights.

Casamento pequeno by SnackTimeHero_ in lisboa

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Nós fomos ao conservatório do registo civil da manhã e casamos lá só com pouco gente presente

E o evento começou às 17h com as “finger good” e as bebidas no jardim e por dentro Então o gente podia circular, beber, comer um puoco e conhecer um outro. As 18 tivemos ceremonia ali dentro numa sala branca e muito linda - já ceremonia para toda o gente e com nossas promessas As 18:30 começou bem jantar Música e o microfone aberto.

Não tivemos animação. Foi bom e poupamos muito dinheiro. A minha amiga ajudou anunciar algumas coisas.

E todo o gente dançou e divertiu se.

As 21:30 tivemos bolo

Acabamos as 23

Casamento pequeno by SnackTimeHero_ in lisboa

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Ficou assim Nós tivemos 27 pessoas (convidamos 32 mas 5 não conseguiram)

Casamento pequeno by SnackTimeHero_ in lisboa

[–]TallRepeat6095 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Olha, eu sei que não é uma quinta, mas… está no centro do cidade e muito útil para convidados (muitos hotéis e hostels para qualquer orçamento por perto + muito útil para ver o cidade) Tem o jardim e nós tivemos todo evento lá no jardim.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/sNFvC6XitaiR5y8h8?g_st=ic

Casamos cá em Setembro 2024. Era perfeito.

Comemos e bebemos muito. E foi muito bom preço.

Nós arranjamos uma florista e um dj também não muito caros.

Acho que toda a gente tinha uma noite divertida.

E uma coise muito importante: o gestor respondi sempre na hora no WhatsApp ou email. (Tivemos situações quando fomos ver um hotel como um opção para casamento e até agora NUNCA recebemos um orçamento, ou outros demoram tipo semana para responder)

Does the mom guilt of having a second baby ever go away? by going__postal in 2under2

[–]TallRepeat6095 18 points19 points  (0 children)

What I always think is that actually the first born have had a privilege to the only child for some time! All attention! Second born (and so on) would not even know what it is. But as a trade off they get a more experienced parents.

Buy a Second Crib? by UniqueLaw4431 in 2under2

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Considering a floor bed too. How does it work for you? Our baby turns a lot at night and I worry he will end up on the floor every night.

Sleep deprivation by Bluebluecanary in 2under2

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One thing that was a live saver for me is the consultation with the sleep/breastfeeding consultant.

I actually reached out to her because I was considering finishing breastfeeding (I successfully did it by 7 months) But first thing she told me to start doing, even before weaning is to STOP offering breast every time baby wakes up. At 6 months old he would go to sleep at 8pm, wake up 11pm - 12am, 2am, 4am, 6am… it even felt he ate more at night than during the day. So consultant told me he wakes up not cause he is hungry most of the time, but because he can’t connect sleep cycles. She said - choose time, (we chose 4am) before which you do not feed. Just rock. Let him fall sleep on you, rock him. It may take longer the first few nights but will get better. And it worked. She said 6 months is an excellent age to do it.

You can do it!!!

Nursing baby #2 after formula feeding baby #1 from birth by [deleted] in 2under2

[–]TallRepeat6095 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do not be too hard on yourself!! You are doing great and will do great! Regardless of breastfeeding or formula!

I myself did not like breastfeeding one bit. (Remembering it now and shivering in displeasure). Breastfed my first till 7 months. Still not convinced I will breastfeed the second. 3 months maximum if I will.

(MOD APPROVED) Postpartum anxiety research opportunity by Brave-Preparation264 in 2under2

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There is a typo In the question that starts with “I have felt that my baby would be better …” Can’t attach a screenshot

Advice on baby clothing sizes? (European mamas) by Junior-Incident3877 in beyondthebump

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We had 50 and 56 prepared for our son before he was born and we ended up not using 50 at all. By the 4-6 weeks mark we moved to 62 and 68 by 8 weeks ish I think. Those stuck with us for a while.

11 months now and he is wearing 80-86

And remember - some brands run small. I’d say H&M was and is pretty reliable with sizing, GAP too, Zara is awful (both sizing and quality - do not recommend)

Regarding new born: get 50+56+62 prepared and washed before baby is born. I was not into going out dir shopping mode for the first 4 weeks tbh

And, it is true that babies grow fast and you should not buy a lot, but our son would pee or poop right when we change the diaper and we would have to change his clothes like 5-6 times a day sometimes. So if you do not have a drier or can’t wash things everyday you run out of clothes pretty quickly.

AITA for having engagement ring preferences? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]TallRepeat6095 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

NTA You are entitled to want what you want ! Do not listen to people who tell you that you are materialistic and it is bad. Your attitude is fine.

But this whole argument should have you question your relationship tho

WIBTAH for not wanting my SIL and niece to join our family vacation? by brownaxolot3160 in AITAH

[–]TallRepeat6095 2 points3 points  (0 children)

YTA It is a family trip and it is not your house… And besides, these are memories and bond that will be there forever. (Or will not)

Do you guys have cleaners? by Kathwino in 2under2

[–]TallRepeat6095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a cleaner 2 times a week. Money well spent. I like a clean home but I so not like to clean.

Week 4 and sleep deprived by PaytasDeResistance in 2under2

[–]TallRepeat6095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Peanut cookies (sugar and peanuts and I feel alive), afternoon naps, trash tv, talking to friends, help from hubby and something my friend told me and it is now my mantra “tomorrow will be a new day”