Everyone Thursday: Scattered Mandalas Print Wrap

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Scattered Mandalas Print Wrap Oooh: hat tip to Kate for this delicious find:  Michael Stars is now doing scarves, which (to me at least) is new. And what scarves they are: bright, colorful, happy, with interesting patterns and color combinations. I’m liking this “Scattered Mandalas” wrap the best, but it’s tough to choose. I’d wear it as a scarf by day, a wrap by night, and even a light pareo if you have some casual pooltime in your future. The pictured scarf is $48. Michael Stars ‘Scattered Mandalas’ Print Wrap (L-3)

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And — here are some of our latest threadjacks of interestworking mom questions asked by the commenters!

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you asked yesterday re: European formulas. In case you are an everyday reader, here’s my response:

My child is allergic to dairy and soy and I feed her Neocate Infant with DHA and ARA. it is made in the UK, but you can get it through a Maryland distributor (I buy through Aamzon). It works well for her.

I swear…it isn’t mine!

haha, that’s a great story.

So while researching breast pumps, I was reminded of the story shared by my wedding photographer and wanted you all to have a laugh. She used to teach at a private school, and one day the principal hauled all of the female teachers into a meeting and lectured them about a complaint he had received from a student teacher, that someone was “pleasuring themselves” in the women’s bathroom. While yelling at them, a woman raised her hand and said “um, could it have been my breast pump?” Frankly, the pumps I’ve heard sound nothing like an assistive device, but that story cracked me up and made me thankful I won’t have to pump in a bathroom stall.

Please tell me my b**b size will decrease when I’m finished nursing. They’re out of hand, dare I say massive! I’m 5 months pp, so I’m not dealing with early engorgement. They were fairly big before pregnancy, but nothing like this. I’m praying they get smaller when this stage is over. Any hope that’s true?