u/Complete-Meaning9815

Hi people. I’m expecting my second child in two mnths and my oldest is 18 months (I know this is quick). Since we already had much of baby gear, I didnt check my baby registry until now and it hit me that I may need one more diaper pail. We'll have two kids in diapers, so it'll fill up much faster, and I cant realistically take the trash out every day. My current diaper pail from momcozy is working fine with odour control but I’m not certain how well its gonna handle when the quantity of diapers would be double. This assumption made me wonder if I should get one more diaper pail or not. Because I cant walk down the street daily to empty it. I also dont want the poop smell consuming my nursery.
So, parents who have 2u2, how many diaper pails do you have at home? Is it really worth it to get extra one or its better to take more rounds to the big trash can.

Hello everyone! So, I bought an escooter about two months ago because my commute is only around 2.5 miles each way.

The funny thing is, I’ve used it for almost everything except the thing I bought it for.

Coffee runs, random trips around town when I don’t want to deal with parking for a 10-minute stop.

But when it comes to work, I somehow still default to my car.

I think maybe it's because a work commute feels different. If I’m just grabbing coffee and something goes slightly wrong, no big deal. But when I’m trying to get to work on time, my brain automatically goes back to the routine I’ve had for years.

The scooter has been great for every ride so far, and every trip makes me think okay, maybe tomorrow I will take it to work.

Then tomorrow comes and I’m still grabbing my car keys, lol.

Anyone else experienced? Was it just a matter of breaking the habit?

My husband and I are officially done with temporary gear. We bought a cheaper plastic high chair for our first kid, nd by the time he was a toddler, it was wobbling like it was on a ship in a storm.
Now my second baby jst hit the 6month mark and is ready for solids, but I’m dreading draggng out that old plastic high chair. We really want to invest in a grow with me (wooden) chair this time around so our older kid can use it too (hes always trying to climb on everything to reach the kitchen counter to help me cook).
We’ve been researchng a few options like Abiie beyond, Bugaboo giraffe, and Momcozy dinerpal, but they’re definitely an investment, so I want to be sure about the quality before we pull the trigger. I’m particularly curious about the learning tower aspect since my toddler is always underfoot in the kitchen, does one of these actually convert better than the others? I dont want to buy a chair thats a pain to switch back and forth. Is there one thats actually sturdy enough for an older kid to climb on without me freaking out about it tipping over?

So today I was in the kitchen making dinner and my 13 months old was in her crib in the nursery taking a nap. And i got an alert on the app because of movement detected by monitor and so I opened the camera and she was up (kind of in a crawling position) and she said MA-MA (you know in a tone that showed she was calling me and not said it randomly). I have it recorded (would have loved to share it but because of weirdos on internet, cant) and it felt so beautiful. I ran towards her nursery to pick her up and then I kept asking her to say mama again. But she is just not. I know technically I can hear her say that but its not same and my gosh I just cant wait to listen to it again with her in front of me and not on app.

P.S My husband thinks she said some random word and not mama but ofcouse i get it lol. Because there is no way she said dada. haha its sucha beautiful feeling I swear

Hey everyone, sleep-deprived new mom here to a one month old and the anxiety is hitting me hard. I’m losing my mind sneaking into the nursery every twenty minutes just to check if she’s breathing, which usually wakes her up. I desperately need a monitor with good enough night vision so that I can see her clearly from my bed. I’ve been looking at momcozy BM04 but I also keep seeing people recommend Infant optics DXR-8 pro and Eufy spaceview. At this point my brain is so fried I can barely compare anything anymore.
For the moms here, what monitor night vision has actually been clear enough for you to see if her chest is moving in a dark room?

I recently saw that the monitor comes with an ai agent installed. I am curious about the activities of this ai agent. What can we expect it to do?
Will the ai agent be integrated into the system and have the freedom to run any and all applications? Should we expect to see openclaw level of self awareness and independence?

Love love love it.

It makes me focus, that's the bonus point.

Can you guys suggest similar music?

There’s a version of my desk setup that exists in theory where everything just works without needing constant adjustments. In reality, I’m always tweaking something. Screen angle, distance, posture, all of it changes depending on what I’m doing.

I saw cybopal one trying to automate some of this by letting the monitor move with you. It’s an interesting direction, but I’m not sure if it’s something I’d want or just something that sounds good.

If your setup could take over one repetitive task for you, what would actually make a difference?