u/Striking_Solid_5020

I’m 4 months pp and my supply never went beyond 8oz day. As of today, it’s about 20% of LO feed and I wonder if there are still benefits for the baby. I feel ok continuing as I got into a routine and have a pump I like.

WDYT?

I’d love to hear from other women in Developer Relations, especially those in senior/leadership roles.

How do you build visibility, personal brand, and strong relationships in a male-dominated tech environment without men interpreting professional interactions as an invitation for flirting, hitting on you, or making weird/personal comments?

I’m interested in practical strategies: boundaries, networking, conference dynamics, online presence, and how you handle those situations without becoming less approachable or visible.

Would love to hear what has actually worked for you.

I’m looking for advice on creating a realistic daily schedule that allows me to take care of my baby, work out, and lose weight. I don’t have family nearby and nannies are expensive, but I do have weights and a Pilates ball at home.

Currently 193 lbs, goal 140 lbs.
What routines, workouts, and meal strategies worked for you postpartum, especially without much help?

Hey, I’d really want to purchase woolino ultimate sack for my baby but it is super expensive at the moment. Are there any discounts or special days? Second hand is far and not so attainable. Hoping for some clues

Postpartum and need to strengthen my core. Traditional/group workout doesn't cut it since I need someone to focus on me to make sure form is correct.

Any recommendations? Also what should I expect to pay? Ty!!

I had g diabetes during pregnancy, I’m clear now but have pre diabetes. Insured with Kaiser which gives me nothing much.

Looking for tips from prediabetese mom regarding schedule, breastfeeding and perhaps some encouragement 🙏

US stores will soon start offering discounts. Any recommendations for a newborn parent?

3 months nths old baby, combo fed

I wonder if I should get the yearly membership. It's 65 dollars

Baby was burn early term at 37 weeks.
No nicu. But on the small size.

Feeding went well so fat but lately baby falls asleep during feeding and don’t finish the bottle.

I’m frustrated since we are below expected volume for baby’s age (710ml).

Baby used to spit most of the food, but now with medication it is way better.

Currently averaging 650ml a day.
I’m mostly afraid and hoping for some encouraging stories 🙏

I’m pretty hooked o the joolz aer2 strollers and looking for the best way to purchase it. Hope for some advice

I can open a credit card / membership or anything that comes to mind

Does the manager need to approve or is it automatic in the system?

My partner and I are considering hiring a night nanny, but only for alternating nights rather than every night.

We know having any night nanny support at all is a huge privilege, and we’re very grateful to even be in a position to consider it.

For parents who have done alternating nights with a night nanny, did it feel worth it? Did having guaranteed sleep every other night make a meaningful difference to your physical and mental health, or did you find the “off” nights still left you exhausted overall?

For context, we have a newborn, both work in tech, and are trying to balance cost with getting enough rest to function well.

Would love to hear real experiences.especially what worked, what didn’t, and whether you’d make the same choice again.

My partner works full time
I’m on parental leave
How do you survive? What’s your schedule like?
Pediatrician said that baby needs to eat every 3 hours. 7 weeks on and I’m exhausted

I’m looking for advice and perhaps protocol that you’ve followed. My shelf is super annoying and my abs are weak. Hope to get your advice! Also dis are welcomed

I’ve been getting close to nothing from the symphony compared to a portable pump. Could that be? I’m sure doing something wrong.

I use the same flange size.