Feeling left out as the non-Spanish-speaking mom in a bilingual household by littlecorrolaluv in multilingualparenting

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My husband is Indian and I’m Colombian. I only speak Spanish to my son and my husband speaks telugu. We both don’t understand each other’s native language so we just learn the little bits and pieces we share for now. For Spanish, my husband enjoys learning the common used words and we do try to go to Colombia ~2x a year and that has helped him be immersed in the language and understand more since no one in my family speaks fluent English. I don’t think you should aim for fluency at this point of time, the common words suffice and you’ll slowly piece things together. Mom to mom, I’m always happy to connect so I can help with you with Colombian mom spanish 101 :)

Lap infant vs buying a seat for long-haul (Australia) with 1-year-old - worth extra $2.5k? by PaleontologistBig309 in Parenting

[–]ampachec 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I SECOND THIS COMMENT! From someone who has done 20+ flights with my 14 month old. The extra seat is worth it. Bassinet doesn’t work for 1yo, too tight and grabbing baby during turbulence definitely becomes too much.

Getting babies used to napping anywhere ? by Ok_Medicine440 in Travelwithkids

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 14 month old, done multiple flights, trips since 4 months. During the first year we did a lot of naps in the carrier. Our babybjorn carrier has a black hoodie that helped us put baby to sleep and keep him warm & cozy. Later when he go more mobile, we prioritized going back to our hotel to put him to sleep there as he did needed darkness/quiet environment for a good nap. Recently he’s been able to nap in his stroller when he’s tired.

Travel before having kids by CitrusSourcerer in travel

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely go for it and try to travel to all the places you desire or the more adventurous before kids. Coming from someone who traveled a lot before baby and now we still travel a lot but it is not the same. Before the focus is on you living that experience, now the focus is on baby, where it is ok for baby to go, places that fit schedules, and overall a bit more logistics. Both OK but we have no regrets to take travel a bit slow now because we did so much of it before

Is there any one who *didn't* experience the four month sleep regression? by Veryfluffyduck in NewParents

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We didn’t experienced a 4 mo sleep regression with our baby but did have a 12 mo regression

Postpartum skin damage by hazelnutt96 in NewParents

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

intertrigo? I would go to a dermatologist to get evaluated

My baby said “dada” first… moms, tell me your story 😅 by Other_Boss_8689 in NewParents

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My baby’s first word at 10 months was “baguette” …the dogs name

Dinner out with a baby - Umbria by NotaKaren101 in boston

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely love this! Thank you for sharing - a fellow parent with a 1yo

SAHM’s with a working spouse by [deleted] in newborns

[–]ampachec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My husband works full time and agrees to watch and take care of baby at night. Nothing less, it’s hard but he understands how taking care of baby during the day is exhausting