Unpopular Opinion

lulamagoo

cant believe this hasn't been started on this board yet today.
Let's hear hose UNPOPULAR opinions ladies.

Mine is that I don't mind people touching my stomach. It doesn't bother me.

oliarnmom1517

I don't want a baby shower because I hate being the center of attention...I know it's about the baby but the baby will still be inside of me..which makes me and my stomach the center of attention and that makes me SUPER uncomfortable...

mmk29

oorl11052015 said:

I don't want a baby shower because I hate being the center of attention...I know it's about the baby but the baby will still be inside of me..which makes me and my stomach the center of attention and that makes me SUPER uncomfortable...

This! Also, if you have a GBCB (Last B could be bump or board) I feel like you should leave for more than 6 hours.

agerstner

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

happymama25

When I went to my first ultrasound I didn't cry, I honestly tried to. Just wasn't feeling it ha.

Favoritemandms

mmk29 said:

oorl11052015 said:

I don't want a baby shower because I hate being the center of attention...I know it's about the baby but the baby will still be inside of me..which makes me and my stomach the center of attention and that makes me SUPER uncomfortable...

This! Also, if you have a GBCB (Last B could be bump or board) I feel like you should leave for more than 6 hours.

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mmk29

@agerstner good bye cruel bump/board.

sarahsnowball

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

helsbels222

Not sure if this counts but I wonder what it would be like to be a guy for just one day. I love being a woman but think it be amazing to have sex with a penis just once.

CarrieOct15

sarahec001 said:

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

Not to mention that the FDA warns against using dopplers when they're not medically necessary. I won't be getting one, either.

My UO: I know a lot of ladies think sex reveal parties are tacky, but my mother really wants to have a small one for me, and I agreed to it. Now I'm kind of looking forward to it... Although, to be fair, I'm mostly looking forward to the free food. Heh. 

LSRoo

Favoritemandms said:

mmk29 said:

oorl11052015 said:

I don't want a baby shower because I hate being the center of attention...I know it's about the baby but the baby will still be inside of me..which makes me and my stomach the center of attention and that makes me SUPER uncomfortable...

This! Also, if you have a GBCB (Last B could be bump or board) I feel like you should leave for more than 6 hours.

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sla626

My upo is that I can't stand our dogs, they bark like crazy and wake the toddler. They also fight with each other because one is very jealous. Ugh

mmk29

sla626 said:

My upo is that I can't stand our dogs, they bark like crazy and wake the toddler. They also fight with each other because one is very jealous. Ugh

Omg I have a border collie that is INSANELY jealous. She's driving me nuts. She's cool about the baby, but if my husband or I give our lab any attention at all the border collie immediately bites her. Wtf?? Luckily our lab is the sweetest girl ever, so I look the other way when my toddler sneaks her treats.

Edit: can't type

oliarnmom1517

mmk29 said:

sla626 said:

My upo is that I can't stand our dogs, they bark like crazy and wake the toddler. They also fight with each other because one is very jealous. Ugh

Omg I have a border collie that is INSANELY jealous. She's driving me nuts. She's cool about the baby, but if my husband or I give our lab any attention at all the border collie immediately bites her. Wtf?? Luckily our lab is the sweetest girl ever, so I look the other way when my toddler sneaks her treats.

Edit: can't type

This sounds like my house..my moms Pom mix is extremely jealous when my chihuahua sleeps next to me..like he wants to be next to the baby but then the fighting wakes me up and they both go into their cages and then they are best friends again..I swear they are best friends one second then enemies the next..my moms Pom mix was also jealous when my chihuahua came home after being fixed and he had the cone on his head and my moms dog got jealous..my response was " don't worry Chewbacca you will get one next week" )

dogsombrero

@mmk29 I don't think your opinion is an UO if you are going to move on then just freaking do it instead of lingering around here like a putrid fart. I agree with your UO and raise ban-baiting and constant AWing should be ban-hammer worthy as well.

oliarnmom1517

helskos said:

Not sure if this counts but I wonder what it would be like to be a guy for just one day. I love being a woman but think it be amazing to have sex with a penis just once.

Or to be able to pee outside of you really have to go..and not have to worry about if it drips all over your leg and down your pants..that's the one thing I hate when my family and I go on hikes when we are camping and I have to pee lol

Elyse1384

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

BlueWaffleSpeshul

CarrieOct15 said:

sarahec001 said:

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

Not to mention that the FDA warns against using dopplers when they're not medically necessary. I won't be getting one, either.

My UO: I know a lot of ladies think sex reveal parties are tacky, but my mother really wants to have a small one for me, and I agreed to it. Now I'm kind of looking forward to it... Although, to be fair, I'm mostly looking forward to the free food. Heh. 

I take no issue with small get togethers to do this. I only side eye large lavish affairs. I think some of the small reveals with family where you just do things like colored cupcakes can be cute.

dogsombrero

Elyse1384 said:

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

I park there anyway! I have a 1 yr old who's in the 90th percentile too. That kid is enormous 23.5# and 32". I dare someone to get crappy with me about it. Otherwise I park right next to the cart return and stick kiddo in the cart to get him inside the store.

Gapeach83

Elyse1384 said:

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

Yes yes yes. Plus that walking is good when your pregnant. Just totally exhausting with a 20+lbs pro wrestler in your arms. Because lets face it that have crazy strength at that age.

ETA pregnant and carrying toddler should have free valet service for everywhere you go.

CarrieOct15

BlueWaffleSpeshul said:

CarrieOct15 said:

sarahec001 said:

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

Not to mention that the FDA warns against using dopplers when they're not medically necessary. I won't be getting one, either.

My UO: I know a lot of ladies think sex reveal parties are tacky, but my mother really wants to have a small one for me, and I agreed to it. Now I'm kind of looking forward to it... Although, to be fair, I'm mostly looking forward to the free food. Heh. 

I take no issue with small get togethers to do this. I only side eye large lavish affairs. I think some of the small reveals with family where you just do things like colored cupcakes can be cute.

We're popping a balloon with either pink or blue confetti inside. It'll just be immediate family & a few close friends, so I don't really feel bad about it. I agree that the lavish affairs are too much. Plus, people might mistake it for the baby shower & bring gifts. Then you'd look ridiculous once you have the actual shower.

Elyse1384

Gapeach83 said:

Elyse1384 said:

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

Yes yes yes. Plus that walking is good when your pregnant. Just totally exhausting with a 20+lbs pro wrestler in your arms. Because lets face it that have crazy strength at that age.

ETA pregnant and carrying toddler should have free valet service for everywhere you go.

Oh the strength is unreal!  It often takes both my husband and I to change our little guy when he is feeling extra feisty.  He is so incredibly strong and it is like trying to change Houdini!

Also, 100% yes on the valet service for pregnant and carrying toddler!  My not so little guy is 23lb+ and half of me in length (32").  My body isn't built for this combo.  Lord help me when we're on #3!

LizQ2

mmk29 said:

oorl11052015 said:

I don't want a baby shower because I hate being the center of attention...I know it's about the baby but the baby will still be inside of me..which makes me and my stomach the center of attention and that makes me SUPER uncomfortable...

This! Also, if you have a GBCB (Last B could be bump or board) I feel like you should leave for more than 6 hours.

Dude. Yes. So much yes.

BlueWaffleSpeshul

CarrieOct15 said:

BlueWaffleSpeshul said:

CarrieOct15 said:

sarahec001 said:

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

Not to mention that the FDA warns against using dopplers when they're not medically necessary. I won't be getting one, either.

My UO: I know a lot of ladies think sex reveal parties are tacky, but my mother really wants to have a small one for me, and I agreed to it. Now I'm kind of looking forward to it... Although, to be fair, I'm mostly looking forward to the free food. Heh. 

I take no issue with small get togethers to do this. I only side eye large lavish affairs. I think some of the small reveals with family where you just do things like colored cupcakes can be cute.

We're popping a balloon with either pink or blue confetti inside. It'll just be immediate family & a few close friends, so I don't really feel bad about it. I agree that the lavish affairs are too much. Plus, people might mistake it for the baby shower & bring gifts. Then you'd look ridiculous once you have the actual shower.

See, that's cute to me. The ones that rent out halls and cater and all that jazz? Nope nope nope.

kmkrushi

I hate it when people treat TB like Facebook. Opening a thread is not the same thing as posting on your wall! This is a forum, a community, not your own personal page.
I think yall can agreeing fairy active here, like the things I say or not, but I've created only one thread and it was about reaching out to other mothers of toddlers...

oliarnmom1517

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BlueWaffleSpeshul said:

CarrieOct15 said:

BlueWaffleSpeshul said:

CarrieOct15 said:

sarahec001 said:

My UO is that I have no interest in buying a Doppler. I had one during my pregnancy with DS and I really didn't enjoy it. There were a few occasions where it took me a while to find the heartbeat and it just panicked me and tainted the whole experience.
I'll be leaving the Doppler to my midwife this time round.

Not to mention that the FDA warns against using dopplers when they're not medically necessary. I won't be getting one, either.

My UO: I know a lot of ladies think sex reveal parties are tacky, but my mother really wants to have a small one for me, and I agreed to it. Now I'm kind of looking forward to it... Although, to be fair, I'm mostly looking forward to the free food. Heh. 

I take no issue with small get togethers to do this. I only side eye large lavish affairs. I think some of the small reveals with family where you just do things like colored cupcakes can be cute.

We're popping a balloon with either pink or blue confetti inside. It'll just be immediate family & a few close friends, so I don't really feel bad about it. I agree that the lavish affairs are too much. Plus, people might mistake it for the baby shower & bring gifts. Then you'd look ridiculous once you have the actual shower.

See, that's cute to me. The ones that rent out halls and cater and all that jazz? Nope nope nope.

We are having my friend spell it out on cupcakes and then we figure it out like a puzzle..and it's just family and like 5 friends..I figured it was small and cute and will be a nice dinner before hand..

gumby22c

I can't think of an UO that hasn't been mentioned at this moment.

I did just love tit a ton of the ones said already though. lol

LizQ2

My UO: It drives me crazy when people use pregnancy as an excuse to not do anything even moderately strenuous. It's not a handicap.

My mom thought I was crazy for painting DD2's nursery at 32 weeks pregnant, going on 5 mile bike rides until the day before I delivered, lifting anything over 20 lbs, etc. She would always ask me when I was going to start taking it easy. Never, i'm not a delicate flower!

oliarnmom1517

LizQ2 said:

My UO: It drives me crazy when people use pregnancy as an excuse to not do anything even moderately strenuous. It's not a handicap.

My mom thought I was crazy for painting DD2's nursery at 32 weeks pregnant, going on 5 mile bike rides until the day before I delivered, lifting anything over 20 lbs, etc. She would always ask me when I was going to start taking it easy. Never, i'm not a delicate flower!

I do the most I can for that exact reason..I have a really bad back that was planned for surgery before pregnancy..but I still do everything like normal even lifting until my body tells me to stop..I just use a heating bad at night and I'm ready to go..I don't see any point to be treated like a handicap..

LizQ2

oorl11052015 said:

LizQ2 said:

My UO: It drives me crazy when people use pregnancy as an excuse to not do anything even moderately strenuous. It's not a handicap.

My mom thought I was crazy for painting DD2's nursery at 32 weeks pregnant, going on 5 mile bike rides until the day before I delivered, lifting anything over 20 lbs, etc. She would always ask me when I was going to start taking it easy. Never, i'm not a delicate flower!

I do the most I can for that exact reason..I have a really bad back that was planned for surgery before pregnancy..but I still do everything like normal even lifting until my body tells me to stop..I just use a heating bad at night and I'm ready to go..I don't see any point to be treated like a handicap..

I should have included that I in no way mean people with medical issues or complicated pregnancies that are told to take it easy by their doctor. I feel extremely blessed to have no medical issues and have uncomplicated pregnancies thus far. You definitely have to listen to your body. I just think some women are using it as an excuse and not REALLY listening to their bodies.

I'm sure there are plenty of women on bed rest or with medical problems that would love to trade places with the damsels in distress who choose to baby themselves for 9 months.

agerstner

Can I just say I'm slightly jealous of your toddlers only being 23lbs?? Mine is over 30lbs now and super tall! I totally agree that we should br reserved parking in all lots! HOWEVER I also feel that parent parking isn't inclusive of those with kids over 3 for sure! Your kid is more than capable of walking a little ways. Leave the space for those who have to lug someone in.

vomitrosa

helskos HAHAHAHAHA, that's the best thing I've read today.

drowe214

UO- if you are under 15 weeks I don't care if you are "showing" or "feeling movement".

kmkrushi

agerstner said:

Can I just say I'm slightly jealous of your toddlers only being 23lbs?? Mine is over 30lbs now and super tall! I totally agree that we should br reserved parking in all lots! HOWEVER I also feel that parent parking isn't inclusive of those with kids over 3 for sure! Your kid is more than capable of walking a little ways. Leave the space for those who have to lug someone in.

Agreed! While my toddler can walk (and is over 30 pounds) I'm still nervous she going to take off running in the parking lot at any point. Even making her hold my hand isn't a guarantee she won't twist and run off!

agerstner

kmkrushi said:

agerstner said:

Can I just say I'm slightly jealous of your toddlers only being 23lbs?? Mine is over 30lbs now and super tall! I totally agree that we should br reserved parking in all lots! HOWEVER I also feel that parent parking isn't inclusive of those with kids over 3 for sure! Your kid is more than capable of walking a little ways. Leave the space for those who have to lug someone in.

Agreed! While my toddler can walk (and is over 30 pounds) I'm still nervous she going to take off running in the parking lot at any point. Even making her hold my hand isn't a guarantee she won't twist and run off!

Yes! And sometimes their legs are just TOO short... Like can't you walk any faster??? Lol

oliarnmom1517

LizQ2 said:

oorl11052015 said:

LizQ2 said:

My UO: It drives me crazy when people use pregnancy as an excuse to not do anything even moderately strenuous. It's not a handicap.

My mom thought I was crazy for painting DD2's nursery at 32 weeks pregnant, going on 5 mile bike rides until the day before I delivered, lifting anything over 20 lbs, etc. She would always ask me when I was going to start taking it easy. Never, i'm not a delicate flower!

I do the most I can for that exact reason..I have a really bad back that was planned for surgery before pregnancy..but I still do everything like normal even lifting until my body tells me to stop..I just use a heating bad at night and I'm ready to go..I don't see any point to be treated like a handicap..

I should have included that I in no way mean people with medical issues or complicated pregnancies that are told to take it easy by their doctor. I feel extremely blessed to have no medical issues and have uncomplicated pregnancies thus far. You definitely have to listen to your body. I just think some women are using it as an excuse and not REALLY listening to their bodies.

I'm sure there are plenty of women on bed rest or with medical problems that would love to trade places with the damsels in distress who choose to baby themselves for 9 months.

I understand what you meant and I probably worded it funny but I don't over do it I stay within my limits since I know it can cause major damage but I do understand your aggravation about people wanting to treat pregnant women like little flowers or like a glass..and I bet they would..I was put on bed rest at the beginning of the pregnancy and would have loved to be able to people wait on me just because they know I'm pregnant..

kmkrushi

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agerstner said:

kmkrushi said:

agerstner said:

Can I just say I'm slightly jealous of your toddlers only being 23lbs?? Mine is over 30lbs now and super tall! I totally agree that we should br reserved parking in all lots! HOWEVER I also feel that parent parking isn't inclusive of those with kids over 3 for sure! Your kid is more than capable of walking a little ways. Leave the space for those who have to lug someone in.

Agreed! While my toddler can walk (and is over 30 pounds) I'm still nervous she going to take off running in the parking lot at any point. Even making her hold my hand isn't a guarantee she won't twist and run off!

Yes! And sometimes their legs are just TOO short... Like can't you walk any faster??? Lol

YES! Toddlers have two speeds, crazy hyper fast and turtle pace, always when you somewhere to be!

Squirtgun

UO: I wish that people wouldn't immediately comment on a child's size. The conversation with every stranger: "how old is she?" "15months" "wow, she's so tiny!! Is she healthy?"
Yeah. I know that. Yes, she's fine. I don't really want to explain my child's medical history to a stranger, thanks!

EMLarie

I've never heard of UOs but I think I have many. Here's one of mine: My sister "accidentally" told the rest of my family that I was pregnant before I could make my own announcement. And then my mother told all of her friends. This all happened behind my back and I didn't find out until my sister confessed A MONTH LATER. Soooo.... to punish all of them, they will not know the name or gender of my baby until it's born. (I live out of state so it makes things easier)

Peony1982

Elyse1384 said:

Gapeach83 said:

Elyse1384 said:

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

Yes yes yes. Plus that walking is good when your pregnant. Just totally exhausting with a 20+lbs pro wrestler in your arms. Because lets face it that have crazy strength at that age.

ETA pregnant and carrying toddler should have free valet service for everywhere you go.

Oh the strength is unreal!  It often takes both my husband and I to change our little guy when he is feeling extra feisty.  He is so incredibly strong and it is like trying to change Houdini!

Also, 100% yes on the valet service for pregnant and carrying toddler!  My not so little guy is 23lb+ and half of me in length (32").  My body isn't built for this combo.  Lord help me when we're on #3!

This is even more unpopular: able bodied young people in long ass drive thru lines make me ragey now that I have a toddler. We're 10 cars deep trying to get coffee here, people. Do you know how much faster it would be for you to go in to the counter and shorten the line for those of us who either aren't as mobile or would require unhooking kids, keeping them from touching everything, etc? It's a very simple process for your pretty little 22 year old butt. It's a field trip with 15 steps for me. Get out of the way.

dogsombrero

Peony1982 said:

Elyse1384 said:

Gapeach83 said:

Elyse1384 said:

agerstner said:

What's a GBCB @mmk29 ?

My UO for today is all the ladies planning their own showers! This is not for you to plan! Having a friend or family member considerate enough to discuss a couple dates with you is very kind BUT not your choice... Rant complete! And yes, I had an out of town shower for my first baby which a friend kindly planned while I was scheduled to visit

THIS!!!!  It is moments like this I wish I could "love it" multiple times over.  For the love of all that is holy, showers are a privilege not a mandate people.  

My UPO goes out to stores that have expectant mother parking spots, but no spots for mothers with infants/toddlers.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Babies R Us!  Ummm hello... carting the baby around in my womb was a million times easier than carrying my flailing 14 month old who is half of me in length across an entire parking lot!  Let the pregnant women waddle a few extra feet and spare me the exhaustion of lugging my 90th percentile boy in one arm and my purchases in the other arm.

Yes yes yes. Plus that walking is good when your pregnant. Just totally exhausting with a 20+lbs pro wrestler in your arms. Because lets face it that have crazy strength at that age.

ETA pregnant and carrying toddler should have free valet service for everywhere you go.

Oh the strength is unreal!  It often takes both my husband and I to change our little guy when he is feeling extra feisty.  He is so incredibly strong and it is like trying to change Houdini!

Also, 100% yes on the valet service for pregnant and carrying toddler!  My not so little guy is 23lb+ and half of me in length (32").  My body isn't built for this combo.  Lord help me when we're on #3!

This is even more unpopular: able bodied young people in long ass drive thru lines make me ragey now that I have a toddler. We're 10 cars deep trying to get coffee here, people. Do you know how much faster it would be for you to go in to the counter and shorten the line for those of us who either aren't as mobile or would require unhooking kids, keeping them from touching everything, etc? It's a very simple process for your pretty little 22 year old butt. It's a field trip with 15 steps for me. Get out of the way.

SO MUCH YES! Also this makes me think of Jeremy Clarkson yelling "Get out of the wayyyy" while he smashes his body towards the steering wheel repeatedly on Top Gear.