u/Aggressive-Dust-7904

Everyone just have a question to see if this happened to anyone else. My daughter is roughly 10 months old and is combo fed. I went back to work two months ago, three days a week. I use a hands free pump (night owl) at work twice a day. The first month was fine, my supply seemed normal. I would get anywhere between 60-100ml per pump. Which was good for me. But I swear every week it is less and less, even yesterday in two sessions I only managed 40ml.

One part of me thinks okay my body is telling me it's time to end this. But the part of me had intended to go until my daughter was 12 months. She also uses breastfeeding for sleep and she still wakes up about 3 times a night right now to feed. When I breastfeed her at home I have to top her up sometimes with 60-100mls of formula. So I know it's not just the pumps or being at work.

Anyways has anyone had the experience of your body just giving up on milk production?

Hi everyone. I just had a pretty crazy situation happen. I was walking through a bushy Park of Sydney in gladesville to be exact. I was with my boyfriend, our baby and our dog. I had the baby strapped to my chest in a carrier. I felt something hit me in the back, looked up to a powerful owl landing on a branch with some mynahs chasing it. At first I thought maybe it got me by accident. As we were watching it we noticed it was pretty locked into us. And we started to get a little worried if the bird was trying to attack either the dog or the baby. We started to move again, walking backwards to keep an eye on the owl. He moved to another branch closer again. I said to my boyfriend you better get a stick in case it comes back. As we started to move again the bird came flying at us again, coming towards me and the baby. My boyfriend swung the stick at it and it finally flew off and we got out of there quickly.

We were pretty shocked by this. Our baby is about 7.kg, so not tiny. Reported to the local council

Hi everyone this is a little different I guess but I thought worth a shot asking people who are passionate about cooking. So I've essentially been a lifelong pescatarian as I've never liked meat. I could never get over the texture feeling like flesh, whereas I don't have the same issue with fish.

I would like to start eating meat, as I have issues with my iron and I'm so tired with a young child. So does anyone have any suggestions of the least 'meaty' meat? Or a way of preparing the meat so it doesn't seem so fleshy?

Just seeing if anyone has any experience with the certificate IV furniture design and manufacturing course, specifically in NSW but happy to hear from other states too.