Nursing/Postpartum Tuesday: Taco Tuesday Play Food Set
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Share your love of Taco Tuesday with this set of three adorable crinkle toys!
This set of baby toys includes a taco (complete with a crinkle shell, soft lettuce, tomato teethers, and ribbon beans and cheese), lemon and lime clackers, and a textured avocado rattle with a rollerball seed. They’re the perfect size for diaper bags or clipping onto a stroller.
This set of baby toys is available at Amazon for under $15.
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I’m going away for a long weekend with friends soon. My kid is 20 months old and still nursing morning and before bed. Can I just.. do nothing and resume nursing when I get back? Has anyone done this? I can bring a pump to relieve my discomfort, if needed, but I’d dump the milk. I don’t feel particularly compelled to wean, except that I want to go on this trip with friends.
Recommendations for nap mats. I’m seeing tons on Amazon, but have no idea what brands are good. Bonus points if they have a print animals, ideally cats. (My daughter is obsessed with cats)
I’ve always had a tough time making friends. I think it’s a combination of personality and being raised in an extremely sheltered environment (for example, my parents considered me making any eye contact with them at all as disrespectful). I have accepted that something about the way I interact isn’t working for people and am thankful for my quiet life with the few friends I do have and for my wonderful husband.
My problem involves my super outgoing toddler. It’s amazing to watch her charm and make friends with everyone. She has whatever it is that I don’t have. I’m terrified that I will hold her back, that as soon as people will meet me they’ll decide I’m not fun to be around and so will not include her in things. I would be heartbroken for her if that happens, but I have no idea how to mitigate any of this other than asking my husband to handle all kid related social activities. Is there some kind of therapy that might be helpful for me?
Just screaming into the void and i do realize that ultimately these are first world problems. We were on vacation week of July 4 with my family and then we were suppose to be home for a week before leaving on vacation to visit my in-laws. The reason we came home between the two trips was so we’d have childcare for a week. Well jokes on us- we live in in Houston and lost power (we still don’t have power), had no childcare, fortunately had a friend to stay with, we are now at my in-laws and both my kids are sick. My SIL just had a baby and I obv don’t want my kids to get my MIL sick before she goes to visit- i offered to test for Covid, have us mask, have her mask, for us to leave and go stay at their other house, to keep windows open, etc. all suggestions have been shot down, but my MIL keeps walking around basically ignoring my kids (who have been talking for months about our visit), and saying how she can’t get sick. Granted she is flying to visit my SIL and my dad got Covid on a flight last week so she could get sick doing that too…i need a vacation from 3 weeks of vacation
Anyone have the Guava Lotus with bassinet attachment? How do you like it as a primary bassinet for the early months and then as a travel crib for later?
Crossposting! Does anyone know of some kind of sensor I can put in my daughter’s room which is on a separate floor from us that will set off an alarm if the temperature goes out of range? Our baby monitors just do a phone notification which isn’t sufficient. The room is cooled by a window unit so I’d like to have a backup alarm just in case. I keep striking out on sensors!