FFFC

TrueBeliever925 · February 2014

Revez said:

You ready to hate me?

I lost all the baby weight by 4 months. I weight less now than I did when I got pregnant. My only weight loss "activity" has been breastfeeding. I'm one lucky bitch.

If it makes you feel better, whenever this kid starts weening I'm probably going to balloon up because of it. I've been eating like crap. (says the half eaten box of oreo's under my desk purchased less than 24 hours ago).
I'm not even kidding, I lost all mine a week after having LO. Not that it matters, I had 70 to lose before I even got pregnant. Being back to prepregnancy weight just means I back to being fat without a good reason.

Same here. I was under prepregnancy weight when I left the hospital. But have since gained it back since I wasn't able to continue BF

Boo.

Snowbird7 · February 2014

V&G101808 said:

Theusualmischief said:

You ready to hate me?

I lost all the baby weight by 4 months. I weight less now than I did when I got pregnant. My only weight loss "activity" has been breastfeeding. I'm one lucky bitch.

If it makes you feel better, whenever this kid starts weening I'm probably going to balloon up because of it. I've been eating like crap. (says the half eaten box of oreo's under my desk purchased less than 24 hours ago).

I'm with you. I'm 4lbs under my pre-preg weight and it's all been because of pumping. I'm eating an entire box of cheez-its as I write this.

Welp, I am going to use my burning jealousy to motivate my workouts now.

Just kidding. If you got it, rock it, ladies.

kkay1982 · February 2014

I dropped the pregnancy weight within a couple weeks, now I have to work on the rest of it.

My FFFC:
By work on the rest of it I mean sit here and hope it magically goes away because the likelyhood of me going to a gym anytime soon is slim to none.

BlondieBia21 · February 2014

danal613 said:

...and I'm not opposed to waiting. I'm not stopping for any personal appearance issues, just like I didn't decide ebf in hopes to be thinner that I was before I conceived. With my older DS you did things differently; started cereal and solids a lot earlier than you do now. I make these decisions with our pediatrician and wouldn't do anything to harm my children.

So your pedi is agreeing with you to give lo cow's milk at 10 months? Just because you did something back when your other LO was little, doesn't mean that's how things work now. There's been research and changing in guidelines for reasons not just shits and giggles. That's the same attitude as a lot of our parents have "well, we did that with you when you were a baby!" Times have changed.

bl190004 · February 2014

I know this is mostly my own fault, but I feel like a less interesting person with fewer things to talk about now that I'm a SAHM. I love being a mom and 90% of the time love staying home (and feel very fortunate we're able to swing it financially), but I'm finding that I really miss the adult interaction and intellectual stimulation and conversations that come with having a career.

V&G101808 · February 2014

kkay1982 said:

I dropped the pregnancy weight within a couple weeks, now I have to work on the rest of it. My FFFC: By work on the rest of it I mean sit here and hope it magically goes away because the likelyhood of me going to a gym anytime soon is slim to none.

Amen!! I fit into my pre-preg clothes (well, not most tops thanks to BF boobs) but I still have a pudge I want to get rid of. I'm going to continue praying it disappears on its own because right now I barely have time to shower during the week, much less work out.

I did tell myself that once I wean at about a year I'm getting a gym membership again. I used to go before work but now that's impossible because I need every precious hour of sleep I can get.

Cosmic+Love · February 2014

nnikki10 said:

I go back all day during HDBD to see how many love it's dd gets. If I see you loved the one before her and after her and not her, I hate you for the day and won't love anything else you do that day. Because I'm passive aggressive like that. How could you not love all the babies??

I just want to say that I try to "love" every babe on HDBD. If I missed "loving" any of your little ones, 'twas not on purpose. Even if I don't like you, that's not your cute baby's fault.

rooftop · February 2014

I really miss my job as a stripper

Cosmic+Love · February 2014

rooftop said:

I really miss my job as a stripper

For money reasons?

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

danal613 said:

V&G101808 said:

danal613 said:

I thought with me EBF I would lose weight quickly, but nope!!! I workout and eat healthy and still not weight loss. My fffc is I'm so over how huge my boobs are (36dd, I used to be 32b) I'm excited to start introducing cows milk! Only about 4 more months to go!!!

When do you plan on introducing cows milk?

Not until about 9-10 months. I will be adding an ounce or so to his breast milk. I also did this with my now 12 y/o but instead of breast milk I did formula.

I guess the potential for your child to get iron deficient anemia and his increased chances at cows milk protein allergies don't mean as much to you as your boob size. You're an idiot.

PB102012 · February 2014

Cosmic+Love said:

rooftop said:

I really miss my job as a stripper
For money reasons?

I heard that dancers make crazy money.... I have to admit, I am jealous of their confidence. I could never get on stage and strip in front of people let alone my own husband.

BlondieBia21 · February 2014

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them

It's not a matter of opinion that we don't think our babies should have cow's milk before they are 1. The way she stated her original FFFC was that she doesn't like the size of her boobs so she can't wait to start using cow's milk. A baby under a year should be still receiving nutrients mainly from BM/formula. With that being said, her boobs would still be "too big", which leads us to imply that she would be giving only cow's milk. She then said that she would be adding it to her breast milk, which would still mean she has big boobs so that was a back pedal of a statement, IMO.

I am not a perfect mom, nor do I pretend to be. None of us are perfect. But, I definitely will not be giving my child cow's milk until she is old enough and developed enough to not cause issues that could be life-long problems.

From Kellymom-

"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends NO cow’s milk until after the first birthday. Babies who are exposed to cow’s milk before their first birthday are more likely to be anemic, have diarrhea or vomiting, and/or experience an allergic reaction (the proteins in milk are more numerous than those in other milk products, such as the yogurt). The excessive protein load in cow’s milk can also overload a baby’s kidneys. It is deficient in vitamins C, E, and copper. It is harder to digest as well, often causing intestinal blood loss. A number of studies have also indicated that early introduction of cow’s milk may contribute to the development of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus."

(I don't know why my font is so fucked up but it won't let me make it all one.)

amarissa85 · February 2014

Theusualmischief said:

amarissa85 said:

Theusualmischief said:

amarissa85 said:

Weight loss confessions make me stabby. Sorry, not sorry.

Exactly why I only mentioned it in FFFC.
Nothing personal.

Didn't take it personal, I just know that it's a bitch of a topic. Nothing pleasant about it, felt like a bitch just writing it.

Def not a bitch. I wish it was like it was with my first baby and everything just came off and I never had to do anything or diet. By 6 weeks pp I was back to pre baby weight even after gaining over 60. All those people that told me it'd eventually catch up with me weren't lying.

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them :)

But a baby shouldn't have cows milk because their GI system isn't mature enough to handle breaking down the proteins. This isn't a debatable parenting decision like FFvsBF or cloth vs disposable. This isn't a "to each their own" topic. It's science and medicine and is rooted in fact. Read a book.

WheeLinTheSky3 · February 2014

MommyKristin88 said:

I get extremely annoyed when I hear SAHM say their baby didn't STTN, so they can't wait to be able to take a nap later. I always want to reply, "Good for you, but some of us don't have the luxury of taking a nap later. I still have to go to work at the same time, stay awake, and perform my job, whether the baby STTN or not. Stop your whining."

The complaints about the baby waking up don't bother me, it's the complaints followed by the nap comment. Maybe I'm just jealous. I want a nap, too :-(

edit-spelling

When I hear this I think "WTF am I doing wrong bc I don't have time to nap, ever"

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

detroitmama said:

MagPie 1986 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them :)

But a baby shouldn't have cows milk because their GI system isn't mature enough to handle breaking down the proteins. This isn't a debatable parenting decision like FFvsBF or cloth vs disposable. This isn't a "to each their own" topic. It's science and medicine and is rooted in fact. Read a book.

I've read books, thanks. Like I just posted, instead of calling her an idiot, tell her the supporting info on WHY it's bad.

I did.

And I shouldn't have to tell her. She's personally responsible for the health of her own child and, evidently, doesn't care enough or have the brains to 1. ask her pedi if this is a good idea 2. google that shit and make sure it's ok

danal613 · February 2014

BlondieBia21 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them

It's not a matter of opinion that we don't think our babies should have cow's milk before they are 1. The way she stated her original FFFC was that she doesn't like the size of her boobs so she can't wait to start using cow's milk. A baby under a year should be still receiving nutrients mainly from BM/formula. With that being said, her boobs would still be "too big", which leads us to imply that she would be giving only cow's milk. She then said that she would be adding it to her breast milk, which would still mean she has big boobs so that was a back pedal of a statement, IMO.

I am not a perfect mom, nor do I pretend to be. None of us are perfect. But, I definitely will not be giving my child cow's milk until she is old enough and developed enough to not cause issues that could be life-long problems.

From Kellymom-
"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends NO cow’s milk until after the first birthday. Babies who are exposed to cow’s milk before their first birthday are more likely to be anemic, have diarrhea or vomiting, and/or experience an allergic reaction (the proteins in milk are more numerous than those in other milk products, such as the yogurt). The excessive protein load in cow’s milk can also overload a baby’s kidneys. It is deficient in vitamins C, E, and copper. It is harder to digest as well, often causing intestinal blood loss. A number of studies have also indicated that early introduction of cow’s milk may contribute to the development of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus."

(I don't know why my font is so fucked up but it won't let me make it all one.)

If I was that concerned I would stop now and switch him to formula. You all totally misread what I was posting. I also said I would talk to my ped. Thanks for your concern, but I got this

KQuinonez · February 2014

Ds has been napping for two hours and instead of cleaning my house I have been bumping and on FB. Oh well, he is up now so I guess the cleaning will have to wait. DARN IT,

MommyKristin88 · February 2014

crazed178 said:

MommyKristin88 said:

I get extremely annoyed when I hear SAHM say their baby didn't STTN, so they can't wait to be able to take a nap later. I always want to reply, "Good for you, but dsome of us don't have the luxury of taking a nap later. I still have to go to work at the same time, stay awake, and perform my job, whether the baby STTN or not. Stop your whining."

The complaints about the baby waking up don't bother me, it's the complaints followed by the nap comment. Maybe I'm just jealous. I want a nap, too :-(

edit-spelling
When I hear this I think "WTF am I doing wrong bc I don't have time to nap, ever"
Exactly! I'm over here like " what's a nap? " i must be doing this SAHM thing wrong.

Oh I know everyone doesn't get a nap. I was a SAHM for 2 years, and naps were few and far between. Some people are able to nap sometimes though, so those are the comments I'm referring to.

Soleil3 · February 2014

MagPie 1986 said:

detroitmama said:

MagPie 1986 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them :)

But a baby shouldn't have cows milk because their GI system isn't mature enough to handle breaking down the proteins. This isn't a debatable parenting decision like FFvsBF or cloth vs disposable. This isn't a "to each their own" topic. It's science and medicine and is rooted in fact. Read a book.

I've read books, thanks. Like I just posted, instead of calling her an idiot, tell her the supporting info on WHY it's bad.

I did.

And I shouldn't have to tell her. She's personally responsible for the health of her own child and, evidently, doesn't care enough or have the brains to 1. ask her pedi if this is a good idea 2. google that shit and make sure it's ok

Sister from another Mister for sure lol.

Soleil3 · February 2014

danal613 said:

BlondieBia21 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them

It's not a matter of opinion that we don't think our babies should have cow's milk before they are 1. The way she stated her original FFFC was that she doesn't like the size of her boobs so she can't wait to start using cow's milk. A baby under a year should be still receiving nutrients mainly from BM/formula. With that being said, her boobs would still be "too big", which leads us to imply that she would be giving only cow's milk. She then said that she would be adding it to her breast milk, which would still mean she has big boobs so that was a back pedal of a statement, IMO.

I am not a perfect mom, nor do I pretend to be. None of us are perfect. But, I definitely will not be giving my child cow's milk until she is old enough and developed enough to not cause issues that could be life-long problems.

From Kellymom-
"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends NO cow’s milk until after the first birthday. Babies who are exposed to cow’s milk before their first birthday are more likely to be anemic, have diarrhea or vomiting, and/or experience an allergic reaction (the proteins in milk are more numerous than those in other milk products, such as the yogurt). The excessive protein load in cow’s milk can also overload a baby’s kidneys. It is deficient in vitamins C, E, and copper. It is harder to digest as well, often causing intestinal blood loss. A number of studies have also indicated that early introduction of cow’s milk may contribute to the development of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus."

(I don't know why my font is so fucked up but it won't let me make it all one.)

If I was that concerned I would stop now and switch him to formula. You all totally misread what I was posting. I also said I would talk to my ped. Thanks for your concern, but I got this

Yeah Y'all, we misunderstood when she said she can't wait to switch to cows milk at 9-10 months because she wants her boobs to get smaller. She also definitely didn't say that she was going to do it because its what she did with her 12 year old and shes juust fine.

Quit misreading her posts!!

....

RoosterMemphis · February 2014

my FFFC- we are moving back to our hometown in a few weeks after having lived where we are now for about a year. it has been the hardest transition for me (living away from "home"), but the best thing that i can say about living here is that i was able to start a small little business doing something i really like doing AND i met @bellaoso. she has been on vacation, so i havent had the chance to tell her that we are moving yet, and it makes me so sad. we didnt get to hang out all the time, but she turned out to be a really great person, and i will miss her and her girls tremendously. i really feel like i made a lifelong friend with her, no matter how far apart we live. THANKS TB!

BlondieBia21 · February 2014

@danal613- please point me to where I misunderstood. I'm pretty sure I interpreted exactly what you said.

And you're welcome for my concern.

ETA-

No, you did not say you would speak to your ped. This statement makes it seem like your ped supports your decision to use cow's milk as make is present term. This is what you said-

"I make these decisions with our pediatrician and wouldn't do anything to harm my children."

Also, how did I misunderstand? --->

Wildrumpus: So you're introducing milk to an EBF baby before the recommended one year (minimum!) because you don't like the size of your boobs? Alright then.
Danal613-
"That's was exactly what I said."

But then you say that you're not stopping for "personal appearance reasons" even though you just stated above that you want your boobs to be smaller, which is a personal reason.

"...and I'm not opposed to waiting. I'm not stopping for any personal appearance issues, just like I didn't decide ebf in hopes to be thinner that I was before I conceived."

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

danal613 said:

BlondieBia21 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them

It's not a matter of opinion that we don't think our babies should have cow's milk before they are 1. The way she stated her original FFFC was that she doesn't like the size of her boobs so she can't wait to start using cow's milk. A baby under a year should be still receiving nutrients mainly from BM/formula. With that being said, her boobs would still be "too big", which leads us to imply that she would be giving only cow's milk. She then said that she would be adding it to her breast milk, which would still mean she has big boobs so that was a back pedal of a statement, IMO.

I am not a perfect mom, nor do I pretend to be. None of us are perfect. But, I definitely will not be giving my child cow's milk until she is old enough and developed enough to not cause issues that could be life-long problems.

From Kellymom-
"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends NO cow’s milk until after the first birthday. Babies who are exposed to cow’s milk before their first birthday are more likely to be anemic, have diarrhea or vomiting, and/or experience an allergic reaction (the proteins in milk are more numerous than those in other milk products, such as the yogurt). The excessive protein load in cow’s milk can also overload a baby’s kidneys. It is deficient in vitamins C, E, and copper. It is harder to digest as well, often causing intestinal blood loss. A number of studies have also indicated that early introduction of cow’s milk may contribute to the development of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus."

(I don't know why my font is so fucked up but it won't let me make it all one.)

If I was that concerned I would stop now and switch him to formula. You all totally misread what I was posting. I also said I would talk to my ped. Thanks for your concern, but I got this

What do you mean "stop now?"

What are you doing now that you think you should stop?

ETA: oohhh, I get it. If you were that concerned about your boobs you would stop BF and give formula. Hah! Silly me, I thought you meant "that concerned" about your child. There I go again putting babies before boobies....

Glad I got that straightened out

LJUTCMommy · February 2014

On the topic of pp bodies, I checked my naked self out in the mirror for about 10 minutes last night. Things are looking pretty good!

I'm still 8-9 lbs above pre-preg weight, but I was a skinny girl with a tiny waist pre-baby, and I don't think I'll ever be back in a 0/2, but I was happy to see my waist again! I gained about 50 lbs during pregnancy.

I have also done nothing to lose weight, except EBF. Due to reading these comments, I am now scared I will gain it all back when I stop nursing.

LJUTCMommy · February 2014

MagPie 1986 said:

danal613 said:

BlondieBia21 said:

detroitmama said:

I was smaller than my pre-pregnancy weight after delivery. I lost 12lbs in my first trimester since I was so sick. I ended up gaining only 10lbs (over "official" pre-preg weight) but I have GAINED since delivery and am now back at my heaviest. Hmph.

My FFFC is I KNOW I've done things with Jack that you aren't supposed to do. A little taste of popsicle, ice cream, etc. and EVERY mother I know has done the same. It's easy to be "perfect mom" online but I'm all for transparency. I trust myself, DH, family & pedi and he is a healthy, happy baby. Not every mom does everything the same! You don't think your baby should have cow's milk before 1yo? Don't give it to them

It's not a matter of opinion that we don't think our babies should have cow's milk before they are 1. The way she stated her original FFFC was that she doesn't like the size of her boobs so she can't wait to start using cow's milk. A baby under a year should be still receiving nutrients mainly from BM/formula. With that being said, her boobs would still be "too big", which leads us to imply that she would be giving only cow's milk. She then said that she would be adding it to her breast milk, which would still mean she has big boobs so that was a back pedal of a statement, IMO.

I am not a perfect mom, nor do I pretend to be. None of us are perfect. But, I definitely will not be giving my child cow's milk until she is old enough and developed enough to not cause issues that could be life-long problems.

From Kellymom-
"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends NO cow’s milk until after the first birthday. Babies who are exposed to cow’s milk before their first birthday are more likely to be anemic, have diarrhea or vomiting, and/or experience an allergic reaction (the proteins in milk are more numerous than those in other milk products, such as the yogurt). The excessive protein load in cow’s milk can also overload a baby’s kidneys. It is deficient in vitamins C, E, and copper. It is harder to digest as well, often causing intestinal blood loss. A number of studies have also indicated that early introduction of cow’s milk may contribute to the development of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus."

(I don't know why my font is so fucked up but it won't let me make it all one.)

If I was that concerned I would stop now and switch him to formula. You all totally misread what I was posting. I also said I would talk to my ped. Thanks for your concern, but I got this

What do you mean "stop now?"

What are you doing now that you think you should stop?

I think she thinks she can stop nursing or FF at around 10 months and just give cow's milk instead. WTF.

BelhurstBride · February 2014

One of our friend's LO has been in the PICU. I've been watching their toddler in addition to a little girl they watch. The three toddlers just went down for a nap and I soooo want a drink.

I wouldn't actually

1) drink at 2 in the afternoon

2) drink alone with my own children in the house, let alone some else's or

3) drink before going to practice (at 4 this afternoon) so I ate a package of Swiss Cake rolls. Now I think I'm going to eat some french fries dipped in mayo. (I've been reading even if I haven't had time to post!)

We're supposed to go to DH's grandparents for dinner tonight. I might skip so I can come home and have a drink that much sooner.

BlondieBia21 · February 2014

BelhurstBride said:

One of our friend's LO has been in the PICU. I've been watching their toddler in addition to a little girl they watch. The three toddlers just went down for a nap and I soooo want a drink.

I wouldn't actually
1) drink at 2 in the afternoon
2) drink alone with my own children in the house, let alone some else's or
3) drink before going to practice (at 4 this afternoon) so I ate a package of Swiss Cake rolls. Now I think I'm going to eat some french fries dipped in mayo. (I've been reading even if I haven't had time to post!)

We're supposed to go to DH's grandparents for dinner tonight. I might skip so I can come home and have a drink that much sooner.

I would definitely have a drink, or three. It's really nice of you to help that family out, props to you! I'm sending you an internet margarita (or just tequila)!

BelhurstBride · February 2014

@blondiebia21- thank you!

This morning I filled the water table with shaving cream. That kept them busy for an insane amount of time. I dumped the mess in the downstairs shower and may just leave it there for DH to deal with.

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

LJUTCMommy said:

MagPie 1986 said:

danal613 said:

If I was that concerned I would stop now and switch him to formula. You all totally misread what I was posting. I also said I would talk to my ped. Thanks for your concern, but I got this

What do you mean "stop now?"

What are you doing now that you think you should stop?

I think she thinks she can stop nursing or FF at around 10 months and just give cow's milk instead. WTF.

Ya, I figured it out.

There for a second I thought she meant if she was that concerned about her child having cows milk now she would stop and just give formula. I was about to go ape!

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

BelhurstBride said:

@blondiebia21- thank you!

This morning I filled the water table with shaving cream. That kept them busy for an insane amount of time. I dumped the mess in the downstairs shower and may just leave it there for DH to deal with.

What's a water table?

BelhurstBride · February 2014

MagPie 1986 said:

BelhurstBride said:

@blondiebia21- thank you!

This morning I filled the water table with shaving cream. That kept them busy for an insane amount of time. I dumped the mess in the downstairs shower and may just leave it there for DH to deal with.

What's a water table?

https://www.amazon.com/Step2-WaterWheel-Activity-Play-Table/dp/B000641DPQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391801310&sr=8-1&keywords=water+table

MagPie 1986 · February 2014

BelhurstBride said:

MagPie 1986 said:

BelhurstBride said:

@blondiebia21- thank you!

This morning I filled the water table with shaving cream. That kept them busy for an insane amount of time. I dumped the mess in the downstairs shower and may just leave it there for DH to deal with.

What's a water table?

https://www.amazon.com/Step2-WaterWheel-Activity-Play-Table/dp/B000641DPQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391801310&sr=8-1&keywords=water+table

Cool! I thought it was some fancy, decorative thing, lol.

CourtJack · February 2014

MommyKristin88 · February 2014

Well, we suck! This is the best we could do on a Friday? Lovely!

Anything exciting happening on other boards?

CaliforniaDream87 · February 2014

MommyKristin88 said:
Well, we suck! This is the best we could do on a Friday? Lovely!

Anything exciting happening on other boards?

Lol. This was a lame ass FFFC.

thoughtfulmommy · February 2014

Yesterday's topic: water
Today's topic: milk

Let's at least discuss some alcoholic beverages.

CaliforniaDream87 · February 2014

Natalie2167 said:
Yesterday's topic: water
Today's topic: milk

Let's at least discuss some alcoholic beverages.

I'll have a vodka straight. No ice because it dilutes it.

MommyKristin88 · February 2014

Natalie2167 said:

Yesterday's topic: water Today's topic: milk Let's at least discuss some alcoholic beverages.

Patron sour. Extra salt.

BlondieBia21 · February 2014

HauntedRadio said:
With what would you mix UV Chocolate?

Cream soda, coffee/kahlua, Irish cream, creme de mint... You could make a blended drink with cream soda, chocolate vodka and strawberries. It'd probably be good in a shot with rumchata!

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