Well I'm in a grumpy mood so I will probably get flamed for venting about this.
My UO? If you feed on demand don't whine about having to nurse all the time and not getting enough sleep(because you are feeding) You set yourself up for that by choosing to feed that way. That is your choice to make, so stop complaining!
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LOL agreed..just a nice way of saying your a B!tch!!
My UO I dislike naked pics of babies that people post on Facebook or other social networks. There are all types of crazy things going on in the world and you want to display your babies goods on the internet???? I do NOT get it. A family photo album I could understand. Eek!
Amen! Unfortunately, this never stops. It also goes the other way too. There is a lifelong competition among moms to see whose kid does what first/better/fastest/etc. It's obnoxious! I can't tell a story to someone in the mother's room at work without hearing "Oh, __ did that weeks ago" or "That's funny! __ is so tall and skinny" when I talk about my rolly polly baby. It's just ridiculous and makes me stabby.
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Totally agree!! It's soooo annoying!!
I'm so sick of the names Aiden/Brayden/Cayden/Jayden/Hayden. And for girls, Isabella Grace.
I have a friend whose son is named Aiden, but he's 7, so it's before the Aiden craze really took off and I have another friend whose daughter is named Isabella Grace, but know another person whose daughter has the same name.
No offense if your child has any of these names, but I'm just so freaking sick of these trendy names.
DITTO.
I have been waiting to let this out... especially since DS is about 4 months old and it seems that a lot of other ladies on the bump with LO's this age are talking about STTN...
I think it's so effing stupid when someone says "My LO sleeps through the night, waking 2 (or 1 or 3 or whatever) times to eat"... What part of THROUGH are you not understanding... I know the "technical" definition of STTN is something like 5 hours blah blah, but honestly, after the feeding and putting to sleep, you are talking 4 to 4.5 hours MAX of sleep for mom/dad... WHO FREAKING THINKS 4 HOURS OF SLEEP IS ENOUGH... I think of STTN more as putting LO down at bedtime and not hearing from him again until wake-up time.. this is like the chupacabra of baby sleep I know... but I feel like people are so obsessed with saying how the baby is STTN and it's stupid...
I really hope I do not offend anyone with either of these, but here goes:
I HATE the name Tristan. It's horrible for both boy and girl.
Someone in my family has entered his baby in a cutest baby contest in the local newspaper back home. We have to see on FB EVERYDAY "vote for ____" 10 times please!! I mean everyday, from the whole effing family. And then yesterday he write "vote for ___, she is waayyyyyyy cuter than the other babies" or "those other babies don't hold a candle to her". I get thinking your baby is the cutest, but the other ones are just babies, give me a break. Don't have to be so harsh. You would think she is trying to win the Nobel Peace Prize instead of a stupid newspaper contest.
LMAO!!! I literally blasted out laughing at my desk!!
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I agree completely. We use the following rule: if it's the kind of baby picture DS would be embarrassed to have on the internet when he's a teenager, it doesn't go on the internet at all. If I didn't have family who would pester me to death if I didn't put up pictures, they probably wouldn't go online at all.
I honestly don't even care if I get flamed for this. I may or may not.
I hate when people use the term "Well you signed up for it." Being a Marine wife, having met DH after he joined, I get this a lot when I mention that I miss him or that it sucks when he's gone. Yes, I married him knowing he would go on field ops and deploy. Yes, I knew he worked long hours and wasn't home much. But that doesn't mean I can't miss him.
AMEN! I work for a VERY large hi-tech firm and am so busy I don't even have time to pee at work (program manager). Even with a little baby who needs me all the time I have never had so much fun and free time since being at home. I clean the house and can make meals (not elaborate ones but meals that work for us). I totally get how if you had several kids (like toddler age and babies together) it would be way more work but this is like a cake walk compared to my job before.
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I was a teacher/working mom with DS. I'm on maternity leave and we just decided I'd stay at home next year. I can't tell you the amount of relief I feel! Yes being home is work, too, but being a working mom (and teacher) was unbelievably tiring and stressful. All the things at home still had to get done on top of working all day and bringing a crap load of work home to do each night. I seriously never slept. I am such a happier person now! I give working moms (especially teachers
) all the credit in the world!
I agree! SIL has talked about using this name for a future child... I don't get it. It reminds me of a cross between the girl's name Kristen and a Triscuit cracker.
OMG yes! This is MIL, FOX news is her Bible and it gets quoted on the regular. I have to leave the room.
My only issue with this train of thought is it would stop any sort of vent from happening. Any issues with LO could be written off with "well you decided to have a child." Issues with H? "You married him." We all make tough choices that we think are best for our family, but the consequences aren't always pleasant. We should still be able to vent occasionally about them.
Furthermore, it is comical because Cinco de Mayo celebrates a victory in battle in a war that was fought because Mexico couldn't pay its debt back to France, so Napoleon III decided to repossess the country.