




Sharing my daughter’s art
The last drawing was from last school year when she was 3, the rest are from this school year. She loves to do anything creative!





The last drawing was from last school year when she was 3, the rest are from this school year. She loves to do anything creative!
Okay, I know what this is BUT I really need someone to help me find a replacement 🙏🏻
This is a cabinet hinge for our vintage St Charles kitchen cabinets. I broke the hinge a couple of years back and as you can see, we have glued and used other materials to try and repair it. I really just need a replacement and don’t know where to start or if it’s even possible
Just sharing my unexpected find from yesterday- I know it’s not a Brasilia but it’s still a gem, especially since it was free✨
My daughter is mostly breastfed but usually takes a bottle once a day. I do this because she is set to start daycare next month at 6 months old. My husband has given her a bottle the last two nights- she took the first bottle but refused the bottle last night. I wasn’t home both times so she had to wait until I got home to eat last night (it was only 45 minutes past her feed time)
Anyhow, should this be concerning for starting daycare? I don’t want them to have an issue feeding her.
Question about earnest money-
We went under contract on a home two days ago (Saturday). We got cold feet yesterday and decided this morning to back out of the deal. We hadn’t paid our earnest money.
We received a termination agreement with a request to still pay the earnest money. Are we on the hook for that? If so, can we try to negotiate for a lower amount?
Just finished these coordinating cardigans for my girls- the project itself is half finished, though. I’m making two more for their cousins 💕
My daughter is 12 weeks old. I started back to work three weeks ago. She is EBF but we were giving her occasional bottles so she wouldn’t be shocked by the bottle when starting daycare.
Long story short, she did okay with her babysitter at first but things slowly progressed to me having to pick her up early because she was constantly crying and hardly ate. On Monday, she screamed all morning and refused her bottle altogether. Her babysitter said she can’t continue watching her for now since she has other kids to watch and since it has been 3 weeks, baby should be starting to adjust by now (no shade to our babysitter, she has been great with my older daughter and is a good human).
I’m a teacher so am just going to take the rest of the school year off heading into summer. I was thinking of sending my baby there for some half days just so she stays in the rhythm of getting out of the house but her babysitter is insisting that she will need to take a bottle and said I will have to come pick her up if she continuously screams. I get it, I’m just not sure what the right thing to do is. Bay is going to have to be back in daycare full time in August when I go back to work.
TL,DR: 3 month old is constantly screaming and not taking a bottle at daycare after 3 weeks. Babysitter said she cannot come back until she takes a bottle and if she constantly screams I will have to come pick her up. Baby will take a bottle at home and has a generally good temperament.