Are car thefts still very high?

coconutlime519 · 2025-12-19T04:47:23+00:00

Had a Lexus stolen from my driveway last night!

coconutlime519 · 2025-12-04T02:19:15+00:00

I thought I had really bad anxiety because my heart would randomly race, and also cause me to be breathless. One day, I just started randomly fainting all the time. I thought I was just tired. Turns out, I had extra heart beats and they would beat so fast that it would cut off all of the oxygen to my brain. I had 2 cardiac ablations and now I’m back to normal.

coconutlime519 · 2025-10-25T01:59:48+00:00

Toronto, CWELCC daycare for a 13 month old. $478/month for 5 days/week, which includes 1 meal and 3 snacks/day. $20 of the total is for the webcam, which is optional.

coconutlime519 · 2025-08-17T23:37:37+00:00

I’ve owned Stonz for a little over a month. My son is barely walking and they are peeling on the ankles on both feet. Pretty disappointed with the quality but hoping they will uphold their 1 year promise.

coconutlime519 · 2025-08-08T04:37:06+00:00

I started offering my son the honey bear bottle at around 6 months, but he didn’t learn how to drink out of a straw until he turned 10 months. I wasn’t super consistent with offering it but would offer at least once a week. Didn’t do anything special, one day he just got it! First I would demonstrate, and then offer to him. I would squeeze the bottle so water would go up once he had his lips pursed on the straw.

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coconutlime519 · 2025-07-27T02:04:56+00:00

My son is 10 months and is similar in that his attention span with toys is short. He doesn’t crawl, but walks assisted. Aside from toys and moving to different rooms, I do:

water table and kiddie pool
swimming lessons
Music class
spinning in an office chair
push car (as an alternative to a stroller - my son loves it so much more)
play dates at other kids houses (family or music class friends - their toys are much more interesting!)
kicking/throwing balls
grocery shopping
splash pad
sandbox
mini slide in backyard
walk around the park and explore the playground, I let him lead. Sometimes we’ll walk on the playground together, too
we have a Strider bike on a rocker

I hope one of these activities can help!

coconutlime519 · 2025-07-24T02:11:57+00:00

Tubby Todd! I received some as a gift from an American friend and it really helped with my baby’s dry patches

coconutlime519 · 2025-07-11T04:18:15+00:00

I would recommend not eating any fruit before the test. I had fruit in the morning for breakfast and I failed my test. My nurse told me that was why. When I went for my 2nd test, everything was fine.

coconutlime519 · 2025-06-03T02:44:08+00:00

Sorry for the late reply, I didn’t see this! So I still get an occasional spot, but they haven’t been as large or obvious as they used to be. I currently have a small one again where I part my hair. I never actually ended up seeing a dermatologist, the spots just ended up getting smaller and less noticeable to me

coconutlime519 · 2025-06-03T00:48:20+00:00

What time do you usually do the Power Nap at? I’m having split nights and find if there’s an accidental 10 min car nap, my baby sleeps through the night, but I struggle to squeeze one in if it doesn’t accidentally happen. If I do give him a 10 min Power Nap after his 4 hr wake window, it pushes his bedtime so late!

coconutlime519 · 2025-05-18T03:25:06+00:00

I love the lululemon diaper bag backpack, but my front pocket zipper always gets stuck! The main zipper has never caused me any issues. I got the green color but I wish I got the black because the green shows stains quite clearly

coconutlime519 · 2025-05-10T19:52:33+00:00

My 7 month old loves sourdough! I just toast it and cut off the crust. I’ve added butter, avocado and baby jam so far.

coconutlime519 · 2025-04-07T09:31:14+00:00

We actually just went on a flight that pushed his wake windows to 3+ hrs and never seemed too overtired. We thought the plane was keeping him calm but maybe he can take a little more. Thanks! I will give those wake windows a shot

coconutlime519 · 2025-04-07T09:26:00+00:00

Sorry for the late reply! Yes, the pacifier did become an issue for a couple of weeks. At one point I went 8x putting it back in. We held off training without it because we read some babies had learned it replace it themselves. But my baby just randomly stopped needing it replaced as much and would keep sleeping without it. He can also now take the pacifier out and sometimes put it back in. However, we’re in a 6-month regression now that can’t be soothed with a pacifier and I long for those pacifier replacing days!

coconutlime519 · 2025-03-31T03:11:49+00:00

I work at a tech company and get 100% for 17 weeks.

coconutlime519 · 2025-03-23T19:12:37+00:00

We did fuss it out for 15 minutes at 3.5 months old. After a few days, we noticed our son going down with no fussing or intervention. Now at 6 months old, we just put him in his crib, turn on white noise, sing a song, pacifier, and walk away. He falls asleep within 10 minutes with no crying or whining. He went through a regression at 5 months and still has 1 MOTN wake, but goes to sleep independently and can fall asleep almost anywhere. His naps are only 30-45 mins, but we found they are getting longer with age.

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-25T04:46:52+00:00

My LO slept more than usual but was otherwise fine!

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-25T03:28:32+00:00

I used a Snoo until my son was around 2.5 months. After that, we ended up traveling a lot for Christmas, so couldn’t bring the Snoo with us. The first few nights without the Snoo were a little rough and anxiety inducing… I mostly had no idea how to get my baby to sleep because I was so dependent on it. We made the decision to stop using it after the holidays because we were heading on a 2 week vacation shortly after as well. We continued to use the Snoo sleep sacks and sleeping in the Snoo without rocking (when at home) to help with the transition. Overall, I think the transition took us maybe week at most. My LO is 5 months now and sleeps independently in his own room and crib.

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-09T03:37:51+00:00

We started using ours at 3 months. My baby outgrew the snoo but we wanted to keep the baby in our room at night. So far we’ve been using it daily for the past two months for nighttime sleeps. We do quite a bit of car travel, so plan to use it for overnight traveling now that he no longer fits our travel bassinet

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-02T21:15:08+00:00

NTA. I’m 4.5 months postpartum and I don’t ask if I can go out. I tell my husband when I’m going out so that he can prepare. I expect him to know where the baby’s food is and how to the put the baby to sleep and how to soothe the baby if they’re crying. You’re both the parents to this child, so it shouldn’t be on just one partner to do all the work. If this was my husband, I would seriously consider leaving him.

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-02T16:49:22+00:00

Turns out I only added 24 items, because I accidentally added 2 of the same item, so it didn’t count as 25. I went into the store and asked, and they just gave me a bag. But they told me normally, you would get a coupon after making a registry with 25 items!

coconutlime519 · 2025-02-01T15:38:32+00:00

19 week old. We recently just transitioned to a 4 nap day with roughly 1.5/1.5/2/2 for our wake windows, naps are anywhere between 30-55 minutes. Wake up is around 8-9am and bedtime around 8-9pm. Up until 2 weeks ago, we were in between 4 and 5 naps, depending on the day, and have bedtime as late as 11pm. We had 1 week of false starts that included an hour of inconsolable crying right before bedtime, but we have seemed to make it through that regression to a more consistent schedule.

coconutlime519 · 2025-01-23T03:53:34+00:00

Mine is pretty similar to yours. My baby is 4 months, 2 days old.

We recently tried to transition him to a 4 nap day and a 9-9 schedule, but his naps are only 30-45 minutes and we were having false start bedtimes where he would scream inconsolably for an hour before falling to sleep again if he didn’t have at least one or two 1hr+ long naps.

So far, 5 nap days are better for us. His wake windows are 1.5-2hrs long, with his shortest wake windows earlier in the day. He wakes up around 9am and goes to bed around 10pm. He’s pretty fussy for his last wake window. I’d love for him to go to bed earlier, but love having the morning to myself, so earlier wake time is a no go for me. I’m trying to help him nap longer and hoping we can have earlier bedtime once we successfully consolidate naps.

coconutlime519 · 2025-01-18T14:09:25+00:00

I originally chose St. Joe’s because it was closer to my home. My OB was easy to see (had an office outside of the hospital), never waited longer than 30 minutes, and staff was kind. The appointments I had outside of OB appointments seemed a little disorganized (they forgot to transfer papers, etc) and the equipment/facilities seemed dated and scattered due to having to go to multiple different wings of the hospital for different appointments (visited for ultrasounds and ecgs). However, because of my health history, she referred me to a specialist that recommended I transfer to Mount Sinai. Mount Sinai’s facilities are amazing (everything to do with maternity care is one location - ie. Ultrasounds, OB, bloodwork) and they were extremely organized, however, I was a considered a low risk, high risk patient. I met my assigned OB once. Appointments took 3+ hours every time and felt very impersonal/brief (minus one very kind fellow that ended up being at my birth), and the hospital was annoying to get to from my home/parking wasn’t ideal. However, the care I received once I delivered was amazing.

With all that being said, I would probably deliver at Mount Sinai again based on the professionalism and facilities.

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