I don't remember the last time I washed my bra. I only have on that "fits" at this point and I only wear it when I go out for a few hours at a time. I should probably wash it soon.
On a related note, I still have (and plan to use) the same nursing bras from over 4 years ago. I loved them, and I don't think they make the same brand anymore (I got them at target, but can't find ones that look/feel similar) They have holes on the sides from so much use. MH bought me 2 new bras for Christmas. I think he was trying to give me a hint haha.
I don't remember the last time I washed my bra. I only have on that "fits" at this point and I only wear it when I go out for a few hours at a time. I should probably wash it soon.
Please.
Also, for the love of god, buy more bras - or the very least, some of those extender thingies! Love your boobies, man!
I maxed out my extenders.
I plan on buying more once my milk comes in. My boobs have changed so much so fast that I can't keep up. Im at least am I cup now and I think they're only going to get bigger.
TTC since Sept 2012 M/C on 5/01/13 at 8 wks AF finally appeared 11 wks later per Provera Diagnosed with PCOS on 7/29/13 Three Failed Medicated Cycles, NTNP Indefinitely BFP #2 9/14/14, EDD 5/23/15...MMC discovered @ 9w2d; D&C 10/23/14 ***BFP #3 7/4/15, LO born 3/17/16***
I don't like Krispy Kreme donuts and think traditional mom&pop shop donuts are so much better. I would go out of my way for a mom&pop donut even if there were a Krispy Kreme right in front of me.
This post brought to you by the coworker who legit just complained because the donuts I brought in for the entire office were not from Krispy Kreme.
I dislike Krispy Kreme too. I like the old greasy donuts that sit behind the glass all day
I didn't want to spend very much on a monitor but wanted video so I bought basically the cheapest one Amazon offered. I wondered why it was so cheap when the specs were so good. Then it arrived and my question was answered..
DH: "WTF is that?? Did you go to a baby antique store??"
Post by songbirdsinging55 on Feb 19, 2016 14:34:25 GMT -5
Sorry I meant a whopper, not a normal double cheeseburger. They are much bigger than a cheeseburger. I almost want to find a comparison. I can scarf down double cheeseburgers no problem but these are huge.
Post by halfahippy on Feb 19, 2016 15:11:24 GMT -5
There is a big part of me that would rather have my mom with me for my c-section than DH. He's great, but not so good at the support thing when I really need it. He just doesn't know what to do so he does nothing. Yesterday at the version he wouldn't come near the bed and I had to squeeze a nurse's hand. I felt like I had more support from my mom during labor and delivery with DS. I'm just worried I'll feel scared and all alone for this c-section that I'm already dreading. Of course, I won't actually deny the father of my child the chance to be in the room when she is born, but I wish my mom could be there. She's so much better at the support thing for me.
There is a big part of me that would rather have my mom with me for my c-section than DH. He's great, but not so good at the support thing when I really need it. He just doesn't know what to do so he does nothing. Yesterday at the version he wouldn't come near the bed and I had to squeeze a nurse's hand. I felt like I had more support from my mom during labor and delivery with DS. I'm just worried I'll feel scared and all alone for this c-section that I'm already dreading. Of course, I won't actually deny the father of my child the chance to be in the room when she is born, but I wish my mom could be there. She's so much better at the support thing for me.
Does he want to be there? Why wouldn't he come near the bed? My SO is super squeamish, if I said I wanted my mom there, he might take the chance. They get baby out of the OR so fast because it's cold. He can be waiting outside for the baby.
I guess I've just assumed that he wants to be there. I don't really know my hospital's protocol on what happens with the baby afterwards yet. My doctor said he will answer all of my questions next week at my pre-op. That's something to keep in mind though! He gets pretty squeamish sometimes. He's gotten better over the years dealing with some health issues in his family, but it occasionally hits him still. I think he felt awkward and in the way yesterday and that's why he wouldn't come over. If I would have insisted, I'm sure he would have. I should have pushed it more. I just felt like I shouldn't have to ask for comfort during a painful procedure.
I guess I've just assumed that he wants to be there. I don't really know my hospital's protocol on what happens with the baby afterwards yet. My doctor said he will answer all of my questions next week at my pre-op. That's something to keep in mind though! He gets pretty squeamish sometimes. He's gotten better over the years dealing with some health issues in his family, but it occasionally hits him still. I think he felt awkward and in the way yesterday and that's why he wouldn't come over. If I would have insisted, I'm sure he would have. I should have pushed it more. I just felt like I shouldn't have to ask for comfort during a painful procedure.
Mine was not planned, and they were in a rush so had already started working on me when SO came in and he saw all my insides and my skin tented up. I'm honestly surprised he didn't faint. He might be more open to the idea than you think! I totally feel you though. My mom there to rub my head would have been very comforting.
Are you for sure having a c/s? How did the version go?
Unless a miracle happens and she turns on her own I'm having the c/s. Waiting for the scheduling center to call me today or Monday. The version failed yesterday. She wouldn't budge and they tried 3 times. Wow! Yeah, he really wouldn't do well walking into a surgery in progress. That sounds kind of scary actually. I'll see if I can figure out a way to talk to him without hurting his feelings after our pre-op next week and my questions are all answered.
TTC since Sept 2012 M/C on 5/01/13 at 8 wks AF finally appeared 11 wks later per Provera Diagnosed with PCOS on 7/29/13 Three Failed Medicated Cycles, NTNP Indefinitely BFP #2 9/14/14, EDD 5/23/15...MMC discovered @ 9w2d; D&C 10/23/14 ***BFP #3 7/4/15, LO born 3/17/16***
There's a really good chance the nursery won't be fully decorated when LO gets here.
Slacker McSlacker
There is a 100% possibility that his nursery won't be finished. His sister is still in it haha
Yup, same here. We were going to turn the man-cave into the new baby's room, but we actually still need a computer room. So he'll be rooming with us for the forseeable future. Poor kiddo.
Post by SheilaTheTank on Feb 19, 2016 20:26:20 GMT -5
Ok so I try really hard not to judge other people's parenting but im side eyeing the fuck out of the woman who brought her 6 and 7 year olds to Deadpool. She then sits them in the row behind her and tells them to be quiet (the theater is 95% empty so there was no reason they couldn't sit next to her). What was really strange to me is that a few minutes into the movie a man shows up and sits next to her and they proceed to have a date?? Ok, you want to go on a date but dont have a babysitter then fine. But what the actual fuck to bringing them to a rated R movie with full frontal nudity, excessive swearing, and gore? ANY other movie would have been appropriate. SMH
Ok so I try really hard not to judge other people's parenting but im side eyeing the fuck out of the woman who brought her 6 and 7 year olds to Deadpool. She then sits them in the row behind her and tells them to be quiet (the theater is 95% empty so there was no reason they couldn't sit next to her). What was really strange to me is that a few minutes into the movie a man shows up and sits next to her and they proceed to have a date?? Ok, you want to go on a date but dont have a babysitter then fine. But what the actual fuck to bringing them to a rated R movie with full frontal nudity, excessive swearing, and gore? ANY other movie would have been appropriate. SMH
Ok so I try really hard not to judge other people's parenting but im side eyeing the fuck out of the woman who brought her 6 and 7 year olds to Deadpool. She then sits them in the row behind her and tells them to be quiet (the theater is 95% empty so there was no reason they couldn't sit next to her). What was really strange to me is that a few minutes into the movie a man shows up and sits next to her and they proceed to have a date?? Ok, you want to go on a date but dont have a babysitter then fine. But what the actual fuck to bringing them to a rated R movie with full frontal nudity, excessive swearing, and gore? ANY other movie would have been appropriate. SMH
WTELF? NO! Count me in with you and sunshineshades on judging that. $20 says the guy didn't know she had kids.
I was thinking the same thing.
I'm pretty lax with the swearing, that wouldn't make me not take kids, but that movie was super violent. Like, super, super violent. 5 minutes in, he turned a dude into a shish kebab. Not at all okay.
There is a 100% possibility that his nursery won't be finished. His sister is still in it haha
Yup, same here. We were going to turn the man-cave into the new baby's room, but we actually still need a computer room. So he'll be rooming with us for the forseeable future. Poor kiddo.
I'm hoping to have the crib set up by 3 months or so. No point to do it now, as I'm not a fan of gender neutral (Team Green) and Encore won't even use it until s/he outgrows the bassinet.
I also haven't decided if I'll reuse bedding from one of my older kids, or buy new. I mean each kids has had their own set. It's special. But so (unnecessarily) expensive. But I also don't want this baby to ask (down the road in 10, 15, 20 years) why everyone got special bedding except him/her.
FFFC: People as stupid. I went in for a dental appointment and I needed X-rays. (Filling fell out) I brought a letter from my doctor, and handed it to the tech. She glances at it, sets it down, and starts wrapping me in lead.
"So this is extra shielding, right?" I ask. "Oh! Is there a chance you might be pregnant?"
Not kidding.
So as she's putting on extra shielding (after her eyes popped out of her head when I said I was due "next month") she asks if I'm having a boy or a girl.
"Yes, one of those." (Which is my standard response.) "Oh wow!" She exclaims, "You're having twins?" "No, just one. A boy or a girl." "Oh you poor thing. How could you not know? Haven't you been to see a doctor?" "Yes, I just gave you a letter from my doctor, remember?" "Oh. Right. But how can you not know by now???" "Well, I was worried that we were having puppies, and I was so relieved that the baby was human I forgot to ask."
She stared at me the longest time. I was sad too, I had a doggie-style comment all lined up next. She didn't say much more then "here, bite on this" for the rest of the time she was with me. I gave zero fox- and am quite pleased with myself.
Yup, same here. We were going to turn the man-cave into the new baby's room, but we actually still need a computer room. So he'll be rooming with us for the forseeable future. Poor kiddo.
I'm hoping to have the crib set up by 3 months or so. No point to do it now, as I'm not a fan of gender neutral (Team Green) and Encore won't even use it until s/he outgrows the bassinet.
I also haven't decided if I'll reuse bedding from one of my older kids, or buy new. I mean each kids has had their own set. It's special. But so (unnecessarily) expensive. But I also don't want this baby to ask (down the road in 10, 15, 20 years) why everyone got special bedding except him/her.
FFFC: People as stupid. I went in for a dental appointment and I needed X-rays. (Filling fell out) I brought a letter from my doctor, and handed it to the tech. She glances at it, sets it down, and starts wrapping me in lead.
"So this is extra shielding, right?" I ask. "Oh! Is there a chance you might be pregnant?"
Not kidding.
So as she's putting on extra shielding (after her eyes popped out of her head when I said I was due "next month") she asks if I'm having a boy or a girl.
"Yes, one of those." (Which is my standard response.) "Oh wow!" She exclaims, "You're having twins?" "No, just one. A boy or a girl." "Oh you poor thing. How could you not know? Haven't you been to see a doctor?" "Yes, I just gave you a letter from my doctor, remember?" "Oh. Right. But how can you not know by now???" "Well, I was worried that we were having puppies, and I was so relieved that the baby was human I forgot to ask."
She stared at me the longest time. I was sad too, I had a doggie-style comment all lined up next. She didn't say much more then "here, bite on this" for the rest of the time she was with me. I gave zero fox- and am quite pleased with myself.
This is the best. I lurve you so hard right now! Lol
Yup, same here. We were going to turn the man-cave into the new baby's room, but we actually still need a computer room. So he'll be rooming with us for the forseeable future. Poor kiddo.
I'm hoping to have the crib set up by 3 months or so. No point to do it now, as I'm not a fan of gender neutral (Team Green) and Encore won't even use it until s/he outgrows the bassinet.
I also haven't decided if I'll reuse bedding from one of my older kids, or buy new. I mean each kids has had their own set. It's special. But so (unnecessarily) expensive. But I also don't want this baby to ask (down the road in 10, 15, 20 years) why everyone got special bedding except him/her.
FFFC: People as stupid. I went in for a dental appointment and I needed X-rays. (Filling fell out) I brought a letter from my doctor, and handed it to the tech. She glances at it, sets it down, and starts wrapping me in lead.
"So this is extra shielding, right?" I ask. "Oh! Is there a chance you might be pregnant?"
Not kidding.
So as she's putting on extra shielding (after her eyes popped out of her head when I said I was due "next month") she asks if I'm having a boy or a girl.
"Yes, one of those." (Which is my standard response.) "Oh wow!" She exclaims, "You're having twins?" "No, just one. A boy or a girl." "Oh you poor thing. How could you not know? Haven't you been to see a doctor?" "Yes, I just gave you a letter from my doctor, remember?" "Oh. Right. But how can you not know by now???" "Well, I was worried that we were having puppies, and I was so relieved that the baby was human I forgot to ask."
She stared at me the longest time. I was sad too, I had a doggie-style comment all lined up next. She didn't say much more then "here, bite on this" for the rest of the time she was with me. I gave zero fox- and am quite pleased with myself.
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