u/FairRequirement8561

Our 11 week old is still feeding every 2.5 hours measured from being of feed to beginning of feed, around the clock.

Night times are especially tough as we get a 2 hour break from the end of one feed to the beginning of the next if we're lucky, but about half the time he's fussing himself into a frenzy and needs to be held a bit, maybe 30 or 40 minutes into his short nap.

It's getting exhausting, but honestly the most exhausting part might be our pediatricians constant condolences and suggestions to try new things. I just want to feel like nothing is wrong, some babies are like this, and this is simply what parenting is like. Instead, we've been made to feel like we've been dealt a really bad hand, and I'm not even sure that's true.

I'm not sure the best way to explain this, but Spotify's catalogue seems to consistently "shadow" itself, where an album is re-uploaded or something, but the old one is still there.

An example: I have a few "liked" songs by Bob Marley, on this Exodus album: https://open.spotify.com/album/655KljKIXl42fiNDMKivbY?si=8i54w9vpTK2VHlwkHMzwsQ

That's also the album that you find if you go directly through Bob Marley's "Popular" songs.

However, if you browse his albums, "Exodus" just isn't there. There's "Exodus (Deluxe Edition)" that presumably serves as a replacement, as it's "Exodus" plus some other stuff. Sometimes, there's not even a discernible difference.

I find this very annoying, I have a lot of "liked" songs, and songs in playlists of mine, which are no longer reachable by browsing the artist's catalogue. It makes it hard to stay organized, when over time the the media I interact with can spontaneously disappear from the UI, with vestigial access points (like playlists and the "popular" list).

11 week old feeding around the clock