u/Callygia

Hello!

I'm in the market for a complete set of dinnerware for 8, that won't get those annoying dark marks from silverware scrapes. We got some inexpensive stoneware that already look tore up. I also cannot STAND the sound the silverware makes when it hits these plates. Is vintage the way to go? I haven't looked into old school Pyrex but I imagine plates with the same texture as my mixing bowls wouldn't sound horrible.

Hello!

I'm in the market for a complete set of dinnerware for 8, that won't get those annoying dark marks from silverware scrapes. We got some inexpensive stoneware that already look tore up. I also cannot STAND the sound the silverware makes when it hits these plates. Is vintage the way to go? I haven't looked into old school Pyrex but I imagine plates with the same texture as my mixing bowls wouldn't sound horrible.

I love my induction cooktop! But one thing I didn't think about before converting was what that meant for my collection of vintage Pyrex flameware. Thanks to this sub I decided not to bother with those converter discs but now I wonder if/how induction converts handle this. Single electric burner as needed?

Like the title says, my baby boy usually rubs some part of my body while breastfeeding. I'm sure this is normal baby behavior, but when I was talking about it with my cousin and her friends, they all said "he's just being a boy". Implying that a boys love for boobs starts early. Do baby girls NOT do this?

Edit: as I said in my original post, I'm sure this is normal baby behavior. I'm not genuinely asking if my baby does this BECAUSE he's a boy. It seems my sarcasm may not have been clear to some.