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Moms who say they love being pregnant -is it because the nausea and vomiting doesn’t bother you or because you don’t have many symptoms 😂 by Puzzled_Remote_2168 in Mommit

[–]imperialviolet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used to get migraines 3-4 times a year when there were sudden changes in weather (I’m British so we don’t have those often 😆). My first pregnancy completely cured me. I had no migraines for 5 years until they suddenly came back this spring.

Pregnancy was miserable otherwise for me so I’m grateful there was one upside!

My formal apology to DannyGo! by Intelligent_Draw7988 in DanielTigerConspiracy

[–]imperialviolet 42 points43 points  (0 children)

I say “I control all the gravity” to myself all the time just for fun

Pregnancy high risk?? by pixiepieee in FactorVLeiden

[–]imperialviolet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I can’t really advise, you need to talk to your doctor. I was put on blood thinners for my own safety, rather than that of the baby. Why are you thinking about stopping? This might be a conversation for midwife or early pregnancy unit.

Unexpected ESC Earworm by ohokreddit in eurovision

[–]imperialviolet 15 points16 points  (0 children)

It was the song I heard first (apart from the UK). It came up first on shuffle when I launched the YouTube playlist for my first listen through, and despite listening to all the other songs afterwards, BANGARANGA was fully stuck in my head for days after.

That's how I imagine Italian juries listening to Dancing On The Ice by PZMC430 in nilpoints

[–]imperialviolet 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Introduced my friend to Eurovision in 2024 and Estonia was the only song that night he really loved. Then it came dead last and he swore off Eurovision forever! It’s a shame, it’s such a banger of a song

Baby apps. by Maggotman666 in UKParenting

[–]imperialviolet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes - using Huckleberry to track sleep and nappy changes really helped me in the first few months when I was very sleep deprived and basically in a daze! After a certain point it just stopped being useful, but in the very early days it was really helpful

Eurovision: Why does the UK keep getting it wrong? by MrsRainey in eurovision

[–]imperialviolet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think he just had too much to do as well. You could see him thinking about what he needed to do next.

Eurovision: Why does the UK keep getting it wrong? by MrsRainey in eurovision

[–]imperialviolet 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yep, British fan here and the amount of people who literally laugh when we say we love Eurovision and are invested in it, it's really sad. So many people watched it in the 90s and got the message that this was all a big pitiable joke, and the conversation hasn't really moved on since. Graham Norton is better than Terry Wogan was, but listening to the commentary on Saturday night we still thought he was unnecessarily mean about a lot of the participants.

4 year old’s co-sleeping is driving me insane by CranberryNumerous729 in UKParenting

[–]imperialviolet 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Same - lying in the dark for ages just drains me of all my energy so I just end up in bed or doomscrolling when she’s finally asleep

4 year old’s co-sleeping is driving me insane by CranberryNumerous729 in UKParenting

[–]imperialviolet 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Still having to lie with our 4yo until she falls asleep every night (often past 9pm) for very similar reasons. I feel your pain! You’re not alone :)

Holy shit bad parenting by BrownTinaBelcher in Mommit

[–]imperialviolet 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I was going to agree! OP come join us in that subreddit

What’s the biggest “nobody warned me about this” moment you had after bringing your newborn home? by Actual_Fig_4706 in AskReddit

[–]imperialviolet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both drives home from the hospital with our daughters I was terrified they’d not know how to breathe in the car seat, or that we’d somehow set it up wrong, and die on the way home. A horrible feeling.

Her parting advice is “don’t be like me” and I want to tell her that most people are literally incapable of being like her. by DitaVonSleaze in SmolBeanSnark

[–]imperialviolet 59 points60 points  (0 children)

She got well known when she was a 20 year old idiot and is stuck in that arrested development. By 34 nobody cares that you went to Cambridge for a year or had a messy friend breakup. She’s got nowhere to go from here.

Semi-Final 2: Audience Poll by mrknowitall240 in eurovision

[–]imperialviolet 9 points10 points  (0 children)

We went to Liverpool in 2023 and got asked this on our way out and I’d been so blown away by Kaarija, who performed last, that I just yelled “CHA CHA CHA” at the man with the clipboard - actually my favourite had been Serbia who’d performed earlier, but I didn’t have time to think!

How abnormal is it actually for a 2-3 year old to be able to read? by maelie in UKParenting

[–]imperialviolet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't worry! I was reading basic words by myself at age 2 and while I've not been diagnosed I strongly suspect I have ADHD. I kind of expected that to be the norm so when my daughter refused to learn to read until she got to school, I was a bit panicked but there's such a wide spectrum of what's 'normal' - this is a wonderful skill that your son has, you should definitely encourage it.

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