Slightly different kind of question that what has been asked so far but I am wondering WWF15D so here it is.
We're going on vacation with DH's family to Bald Head Island in a few weeks. The Island is only accessible by a ferry and there are no cars on the Island (going to be fun packing and schlepping baby and 2 dogs and all their supplies on a ferry). Since there are no cars transportation is via golf cart. I'm not sure if I'm being a crazy FTM about this but I am nervous about taking DD on a golf cart, and I'm not sure if I should try to attach the car seat, if there are even seat belts on the carts, or if I should just wear DD in a carrier. Thoughts?
My parents owned a golf course for 20 years so I basically grew up there. Speaking as someone who has fallen out and been in one when it hit a tree, yea they can go pretty fast lol. I think the carrier option is the best. You don't need to worry about holding onto LO and your hands will be free to hold on.
Post by MapleMomma on Jul 27, 2015 20:00:12 GMT -5
I've had Dd in an rtv. I've strapped her in the car seat buckled in the front when I was driving with no one with me (I was doing field work about 2 months ago) or I've held her while someone else drove. It was no problem.
For about a week and a half now I've been feeling low. I'm tired all the time, have lots of head aches, and the last few days stomach ache too. It kinda feels like the begining of a cold, but no cold has shown up. I can still be out doing things, although I don't have my normal energy. Would you go to the doctor? I feel like the only thing they will be able to tell me is too rest. And I can only get so much rest while taking care of DD. But I also don't know what to do if this continues any longer. And the stomach thing is bugging me - I hardly ever have stomach aches. WWYD?
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