Ok. Fine. Even though I'm breastfeeding, I don't enjoy doing it in public, I will rarely do it in front of other people, and I would never post a picture of me doing it on Facebook. No idea why. Maybe my Catholic guilt and the "modesty" that was ingrained in me. Shoot, I still feel the need to "cover my shoulders" if Im going to church or any where nice. I can't seem to just wear a tank in public and be comfortable. I love breastfeeding and I am all for women who chose to breastfeed and more power to the ones who can do it in public. However that sh*t makes me nervous and shy and awkward.
I tried it once so far...the funny thing is that I was more worried about other peoples feelings than how I felt. I feel like at this point I have had so many random people all up in my business that if they want to check it all out so bad I will just give the free show. I could care less about people looking at me, but no idea why I care about people who look at me that don't really want to see me...just sounds weird!
I think that having a full time nanny when one of the parents doesn't work at all is a crazy way to spend your money, and kind of a weird way to raise a family. Part time help I get, but full time nany? I have trouble not side eyeing that.
Also, Double stuffed Oreos are not as good as originals
I think that having a full time nanny when one of the parents doesn't work at all is a crazy way to spend your money, and kind of a weird way to raise a family. Part time help I get, but full time nany? I have trouble not side eyeing that.
Also, Double stuffed Oreos are not as good as originals
I actually agree with all of this! And I LOVE Oreo thins too
Hubby and I had date night last night. Went to a movie and then dinner. At dinner, the table next to us had a toddler (I'm guessing 2 yrs old) and he was acting wild. He would scream at the top of his lungs when his mom wouldn't let him do something. Then he took his shoes, socks and tshirt off and proceeded to run all over the restaurant while his mom sat and had a beer. I'm sorry but this kid should have been in a high chair and not running all over disturbing other people's dinner. Or his mom should have taken him outside.
Hubby and I had date night last night. Went to a movie and then dinner. At dinner, the table next to us had a toddler (I'm guessing 2 yrs old) and he was acting wild. He would scream at the top of his lungs when his mom wouldn't let him do something. Then he took his shoes, socks and tshirt off and proceeded to run all over the restaurant while his mom sat and had a beer. I'm sorry but this kid should have been in a high chair and not running all over disturbing other people's dinner. Or his mom should have taken him outside.
Totally agree, I feel like once kids can walk until 3 you only take them out when you have help. My family would take turns taking the kids outside when they couldn't sit still any more. We also would order their food right away so they wouldn't get hangry. It's not the best time so we would only do it once in a while. Now at 4 and 6 they do really well and like going out for dinner but they really can't last more then 2 hrs.
Re: UO
Also, Double stuffed Oreos are not as good as originals
@AmberLiz99 wrong. Absolutely wrong
Double stuffed golden oreos are the best thing ever. Lemon and cinnamon bun are pretty awesome as well.
Baby #2 Due 3/7/20
Baby #2 Due 3/7/20