October 2018 Moms

Crazy Judgement from others

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  • @ohmotherofboys tell her you can't be in the wedding because you need to save money for your tube tying procedure. #sorrynotsorry
    HA! This is an awesome idea and I’m totally keeping this in mind. 
  • It is hard. I was totally happy being distant with her without actually cutting ties with her. But with her asking me to be in the wedding I’ve had to try and communicate more when I really don’t want to at all. I think the reason she asked me is that she thought it would be weird if she didn’t since we’ve been friends for so long. I would have been happier not being in this wedding. It’s gotten that far. @knottieamusements
  • @DunkinDecaf Those are good excuses. And she isn’t a party person, no Jack and Jill because they don’t have enough friends (surprise!) and not even sure if there’s a bachelorette party. It would be something non-party like. I still dread doing anything that has to do with this wedding. So yeah I probably shouldn’t be a part of it.
  • That’s great advice @chyvie . I never thought of that.
  • just a different perspective to help you decide :)
    Me 33 DH 41
    TTC since 2016
    Due: October 12, 2018
    Location: Ontario, Canada

  • edited April 2018
    I’m so sorry you have such a judgemental friend @ohmotherofboys  !
  • @ohmotherofboys I agree with everybody saying to pull out of the wedding.  You don’t even have to make excuses.  Just tell her that when she first mentioned it, it hadn’t even crossed your mind to pull out, but after she mentioned it, you started thinking about it and it is probably a good idea.  Then thank her for it.  All completely honest, it gets you out of the wedding that you don’t want to be in and you can go back to being “friends” that never talk. Thanking her and making it all her idea also (hopefully) prevents her from talking about what a jerk you are to any mutual friends/acquaintances, because, after all, it was her idea. 
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  • edited April 2018
    @purplegoldfish2 Yes!! Thanks for the great advice!
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    @sarahzett do it!! Your coworkers don't get to choose what they see you in and if they make a comment two days in a row by whatever you're wearing (if you wear the tight shirt or whatever honestly) you should definitely go to hr about being made to feel uncomfortable so they are reprimanded and hopefully don't say anything else to make future mom's in office uncomfortable as well. It's completely unfair for you to go through that. I'm sure it was an adorable shirt!!
  • @sarahzett I would so wear tight shirts every day from now on just to spite them. That’s not their place to say anything to you. 
  • @sarahzett That’s so rude... you should start wearing a crop top.
  • I would also purposely wear a thight shesh tomorrow.
  • sarahzett said:

    Just had my first judgment. I am wearing a super cute polka dot blouse with a little tie around the waist that I got at Buy Buy Baby. Very flattering (in my opinion lol) and office appropriate. Someone at work said, "Cute shirt. Boy, I'm so glad you're not wearing tight shirts."


    gee, thanks. I'm soooo glad I won't ruin your eyesight by you having to see my bump. :: roll my eyes :: haha

    Ew. WTAF. 
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  • @drurose Haha, what?!?! I don't even know what to say to that!
  • @durose who the heck even thinks of that kind of stuff?
  • @drurose by who?! Wtf? And whoever it is, I hope the reason they were so cranky was because they had explosive diarrhea.
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    I was admittedly hurrying down the stairs a bit because the baby had been sitting on my bladder for the last part of the act, and I heard her say to a friend that she bet I was wearing a fake belly so no one would call me on it. When I looked at her she realized I had heard her she said she was just joking, but it still annoyed me! I was tempted to show her my belly was real but I was afraid I'd either get arrested or fall down the stairs. 
  • @sweetsweettooth lmao love it. sometimes it takes a good response like that to remind people to watch what they say and that they don’t have free reign just because you’re pregnant 

    Me: 33 DH: 31
    Location: Castle Rock, CO
    DD: 10.13.18
    baby #2 due: 7.14.20

  • @SweetSweetTooth my Grandma kept hoping for twins... After I've continually told her there is only one in there..because we've checked multiple times...because I've had FIVE ultrasounds. A girl can dream I suppose lol. 
  • @jomama1618 my family was the same.  Even those who supported me wanting to nurse (I was not successful nursing my first, but nursed my second for 15 months) started telling me it was time to wean bc she was a fussy baby....didn't let anyone else hold her.  of course that was all because she was breastfed.... ugh!  

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  • Everytime MIL gets in my car she says, “when can you turn his car seat around, he looks like he’s getting to big to RF. First of all DS is 2.5, 36lbs and 37.5” tall. Second, his car seat RF to 50lbs. And third, this is actually safer and he’s fine. Now, with that being said, we will FF soon because we can’t safely install two RFing car seats because DH is tall and I want to be able to put my seat farther back as my belly gets bigger because it’s close to the airbag. 
  • @cdepperschmidt What is the obsession with turning car seats?! People are seriously uneducated. Z is 19months and people ask me all the time. He’s 26lbs and 34in, why would I turn him now? Unfortunately I’ll have to turn him once #3’s seat goes in and I’m really upset about it. 

    E will be 18 on July 24th
    Z was born October 16, 2016
    #3 Due October 9, 2018

    MC - November 29, 2012
    CP - November 15, 2014
    D&C for MMC - October 13, 2015




  • @cdepperschmidt @krzyriver I had my twins rear facing until after they were 4.  People used to comment on it - mostly older people and one of my friends with kids, but I told them that the recommendations are to tear face until they outgrow the seat limits for rear facing. That was really helpful for getting people to stop bothering me about it, and nobody questioned me when I did finally turn them (although a different friend did say she was surprised I turned them when I did because they were still under the limit, but it wasn’t a judgement, we had talked about car seats a lot and her triplets are about the same size as my twins.). My boys turned 5 this past February and are about 1 lb under the rear facing limit still... and they ask to be turned rear facing sometimes, but they’re too close to do it now.
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  • @cdepperschmidt the comments about RF really bother me too! Just last week when I was visiting family in NY, my mom asked when we’re going to turn DS around because he looks “uncomfortable” RF since his legs are tucked in a bit. He’s 2 now, but still only 25 pounds and 33.5 inches, so he’s tiny for his age! I’m planning to keep him RF for as long as possible, but wish people would stop making comments! 
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