u/RitaCM

Olá! Estou a pensar comprar uma torneira Quooker. Para contexto, trabalho de casa e cozinho sempre almoço e jantar. O facto de ter a água a ferver sempre pronta é algo que me agrada bastante.

Alguém tem experiências com estas torneiras? Gostam? Gasta muita energia? Como é a manutenção?

Obrigada!

Boas,

Alguém tem ar condicionado por condutas? Vou construir casa e não gosto nada de ver as "máquinas" nas divisões, então estou curiosa com a opção por condutas. Já vi no chatgpt que é mais caro e com uma manutenção um bocadinho mais difícil, mas alguém tem experiências reais?

Obrigada

I have 2 toddlers - an almost 1 year old and a 2 year old. Both of them started showing very intense emotions at around 9 months old. This turned into breath holding spells, which happen several times a day. It's usually something like: kid gets very upset/frustrated about something, starts crying/screaming A LOT, stops breathing for a few seconds and turns purple, resumes screaming and crying and is (mostly) fine. Today my youngest almost passed out from one of these, which was very scary. My oldest has fortunately stopped having them, but still has VERY intense meltdowns.

We follow authoritative parenting and, tbh, we're pretty exhausted from holding so many boundaries all the time. These kids are so intense - way more than your average toddler. My own mom (she's the best) thought I was exaggerating but now she's been babysitting more often and she's struggling too.

I want to ask, for those of you that had breath holders with extremely intense reactions to frustration - did they grow out of it? Was there anything specific that helped your kid?