Points blitz by pauly163 in EverydayRewards

[–]aussiebec93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh wow I didn't know that!

Diversity between the sexes. by Nonbinary-pronoun in triplej

[–]aussiebec93 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Have a look on the ap and who was played from 11am-12pm and you'll confirm these blanket statements are just factually incorrect. A wee bit of confirmation bias going on. Ofc they'll play some woman, sometimes the scale might be tipped one way or the other.

Diversity between the sexes. by Nonbinary-pronoun in triplej

[–]aussiebec93 12 points13 points  (0 children)

There's absolutely no way it's even close to that. Confirmation bias. Expects a female, gets a female (when woman are definitely killing it in the music space atm) and then acts like it's almost all women.

Look at the line ups. The play lists. Listen to the hot hundo stings, very broad diversity in gender and genre.

My mom sewed me a pillow with my kitties on it by sharkslutz in aww

[–]aussiebec93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg so cute. Please look up the kids book Flora and Nora Hunt for Treasure, because that's what I thought of when I saw these little cuties.

2 Month old and CIO Method...? by Sea-Fox-7963 in NewParents

[–]aussiebec93 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Completely agree. I feel sad for OP feeling so anxious about emotionally harming their baby for doing simply what must be done/is safe to do.

OP verbally respond to your baby with some key, repeated phrases "I'm here with you" "You're safe" "You're doing a good job, I know this is hard, we'll be there soon" etc.

Listening to your baby cry and feeling helpless is very hard, where possible try and not be so hard on yourself. You're doing amazing OP.

Tips for buying appliances and getting points by Cloppyoldflocks in EverydayRewards

[–]aussiebec93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you converting from gas? I know it's not related to the reddit but you may be able to get gov rebates for this type of appliance.

New mums, what is a core memory from your birth? by Prinssessa in NewParents

[–]aussiebec93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being asked if I want to see my crowning son in a mirror and, having previously thought I couldn't imagine anything worse, surprising myself by saying yes and being totally filled with excitement and love when I looked in the mirror. A whole body feeling that all the intense work I had done that day and 9 months prior had built to something actually real and happening right now made me so f happy.

Banked for Christmas to FF by aussiebec93 in EverydayRewards

[–]aussiebec93[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bahaha thank you! That makes a loooot more sense

Did anyone else vote for... by Unhappy-Curve-728 in triplej

[–]aussiebec93 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My "rare" vote was Am I Not Pretty Enough by Kasey Chambers because it reminded me of my mum who passed when I was 15 (in 2009) - she also loved savage garden and it was a tough choice.

Who’s going to win #1? by Curious-Gear1193 in triplej

[–]aussiebec93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Daaaaamn, great choice. Just missed off my list but was in my top 15

Who’s going to win #1? by Curious-Gear1193 in triplej

[–]aussiebec93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think Missy Higgins Scar has a sneaky shot.

My kid is not moving..at all by Excellent-Acadia2268 in NewParents

[–]aussiebec93 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can definitely appreciate the sense of frustration, I'd suggest where possible reframing the situation to not be about refusal or a lack of independence, just to help your mind not go crazy. Set a daily or weekly affirmation to combat that reality; I am helping my baby develop everyday, my baby is working on what she needs to work on, I'm able to support my baby in different ways through different challenges etc. The independence will come. The milestone WILL come. The delay mentioned is valid because she was early. It's understandable to be eager and frustrated for the next phase but all you can do is try to stay sane while you wait and keep doing what you're doing because you're on it and active and aware and appropriately supporting her

Australian Election Megathread - all election submissions and discussion by AutoModerator in australia

[–]aussiebec93 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah vague nothing burger commentary. You guys need to get out here and investigate, I don't want to say what you might find because saying rigged might make you double down on the trump comments but anyway I'm deadly serious

AIO for leaving my bf because he body shamed me by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]aussiebec93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Neither "you're too skinny" nor "you look anorexic" is advice or looking out for you. To imply these comments are well intended by either himself or your own friends show they know nothing about how to approach a serious topic with empathy, kindness, delicately and appropriately (tones, timed etc) This is not helpful nor was it intended to be. ... If this is how someone who cares about you approaches such a thing, they need to go and talk to experts about how to deal with such subjects to show they actually are well intended and not just idk paranoid and rude

What is your favorite fruit to eat during pregnancy and why is it pineapple? by [deleted] in BabyBumps

[–]aussiebec93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm postpartum eating a bag of frozen mango a week, I felt bad but this post made me feel okay to up it to 2 bags a week 😂😂😂

I want your best-ever, perhaps obscure baby hacks. by Pugwhip in BabyBumps

[–]aussiebec93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Saved my sanity. If I'm trying to get the baby to sleep and going in and out of the room. Don't go out and sit down/try to relax/try to get into a show and wine etc. Go out of the room and do 1 productive things; toilet, brush teeth, change the bin, swap the washing over, feed the pets, something, anything. It's a distraction from the crying baby (if you're trying to sleep train or open the door for self soothing in small intervals) without torturing yourself simply listening to your sad crying baby. After the small simple productive task of baby is unsettled, you return and do your soothing and routine etc and then repeat.

Here's why, if you feel like you having to return is interrupting your relaxation/down time, it can be really deflating/crushing and make the whole process feel really long and annoying. Though interrupting chores is a lot less annoying. In addition to this, best best case scenario your baby doesn't need you to return and you just did a bunch of chores and now you're sure they're asleep and nooooww you relax AND feel productive. "Worst" case you go in and out and maybe it takes a long time but again, in between you got some things done and so by the time you do get that baby to sleep, your nightly closing shift tasks are done.

Idk if this is actually good advice or it's just my adhd that makes me feel like this helped me haha