u/AccomplishedChef7885

I have a Kirsten doll from 1994. She’s very special to me, as my mom got her for me, and passed away when I was a kid. Her keg has loosened over the years, but I was afraid to send her to the doll hospital in case I didn’t get her back or they replaced something. My 6 year old was holding her and sat her down, and her leg came off. I thought I could take her to someone who can fix dolls, but according to google, there is nobody in my state who does this (at least advertises for it). I’m still terrified of sending her to the doll hospital. Any ideas?

I’m taking my kids to Disneyland next week, and I’m trying to figure out what stroller to keep my twins in. I have the baby trend snap and go right now, but I don’t want them to be stuck in their car seats. They aren’t sitting up for long periods of time so it would need to be something that reclines back a lot, and a 5 point harness. I’m going to rent one when we get to the hotel. Any ideas? Thank you!

Does anyone have any foundation and blush brushes they recommend? I’ve heard good things about Refy and It cosmetics brushes. I’ve been using cheapie Real Techniques for years now, and want some better brushes. Thanks!

Edit- Thank you so much for the recommendations! I just ordered the Makeup by Mario f4 and the It cosmetics foundation brush. I’m so excited to try them out!

I’m trying to figure out what to put my twins in at night once they outgrow their bassinets. They’re five months and I know the time is coming. I want to keep them in my room until they are 1…pack n plays seem like a good idea, but the mattress is so thin. The couple of times my babies slept in one at a hotel or for a nap, they don’t seem to sleep well. Would it be worth it getting two mini cribs? I already have a nice full size crib set up in their room, so two mini cribs seem like a waste. Any ideas? Maybe they will get used to the thin mattress?