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I love my little baby, i love nursing her and holding her, and letting her sleep on my chest. I love it when she sqeals and smiles, i love it when she kicks her legs, i love it when she looks at me with her large, round eyes. I love it when I'm able to stop her crying and fulfill her needs, i even love the pouty little face she makes before crying. I love her tiny little hands that always manage to grab and pull my hair. I love her face when I've spent so much time making her fall asleep, and when i transfer her, she's got her big round eyes open, looking at me lovingly. I love her tiny little feet and when she wears socks on them. I love it when she's sleepy but doesn't understanding it so shes hitting her head on my chest. I love the mouth movements she makes in her dreams. I love seeing her hands and feet in the air when she's discovering them. I just love my baby, i love her so much, I'll do anything for her, I'll give her the best childhood ever, I'll give her all the love i can. I love taking care if my baby, although it is difficult at times, but right now i just love my baby.

I have hypermobility in a lot of joints, especially my knees. I get stiff knees if i sit for 5-10 mins and they hurt to unstiff. Doctor recommended knee brace, the one thats mostly foam with rods in the seams on two sides. Does anyone have any experience with that? Cuz idk rhe brace doesn't look like it'll work?

My knees bend backwards normally and I didn't know that's not supposed to happen. Also, since giving birth, my the knee stiffness has worsened and the same stiffness also happens in pelvis and ankles. Plus i sometimes feel like my knees will buckle if i stand up from sitting.

Hi Moms! First time posting in this community.

My left side is inverted and no amount of pumping or latching brings out the nipple. There's no protrusion at all (i think i might have damaged it in puberty by scratching it till blood came out. It was itchy). However, it expresses milk fine.

My baby doesn't like that side and only feeds from the right side (ebf baby). Obviously this has made a noticable difference in size during these 3 months. I try to latch her but success rate on left side is 1%. I also try to pump, but i haven't been able to make a routine because baby either cluster feeds, or falls asleep on me and neither one of us is happy when the sleeping baby is removed from my chest lol.

Plus, on days i am able to pump, it's only a less than 1oz output from left side. On days i am unable to pump or latch, my boob hurts like hell till i pump, and i can feel lumps too that go away with pumping.

I feel like i dont know what I'm doing. Obviously baby is doing great since my right side is working overtime, but the difference is size has begun to make my clothes look wonky. I would like to do something about it. I'm a ftm btw

This happened at my cousin's home, the 2-3 yr old son of her guests broke a picture frame. He was climbing on the sofa and reached a frame with the picture of my cousin's late father. He tried to grab it, it fell and the glass broke.

His parents felt very embarrassed, they picked up the kid and told him (gently) ,"say sorry to aunty!" repeatedly. To me it seemed like the kid didn't understand what he did wrong in the situation. He said he didn't want to say sorry because he didn't do anything wrong.

At that point my personal opinion was that the kid is small, saying sorry to my cousin should be the parents' responsibility. But at the same time, how do you teach the kid whats right and wrong? In the mind of the kid, since he didn't intentionally break the frame, he shouldn't say sorry for it.

How would you handle this situation?

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