u/bummblebuzz

I wish the website gave more information. I don't want to have to book in person to get any details, and I figured this would be a less salesy place to get info anyway. If you use the child care at Onelife, can you please tell me:

- what do you pay per month?

- are there waitlists that are hard to squeeze into?

- I'm assuming they don't change diapers? This is my preference.

- Is there always more than one watcher at a time, or is there sometimes only one adult?

- If my daughter gets very upset, will they call me? I would rather have my workout interrupted if she is upset for longer than the few minutes it takes her to get used to the location change/me not being right there.

I’m not a photographer and I have zero experience with cameras outside of my iPhone. But I got rid of my iPhone for a cheap flip phone. I’m trying to find something to replace it that’s easy to travel with, easy for a total newbie to set up and use, that I don’t need a smartphone app to edit on (I have a Mac laptop currently that I can use). I want something I can take good photos on, I like the idea of the fujifilm digital cameras for the film effects. But I also want something that’s good for taking videos/vlogging as well. I’m not some known creator/youtuber/tiktoker and never will be so I don’t need like super top of the line equipment but I want better quality than the cheapie $200 or under digital cameras I get ads for on TikTok. I’m hoping to find a decent option between $500-1k but could stretch to under 2k with a bit more time to save if it is TRULY worth it.

I’m tempted to order the Insta 360 go ultra as I like that it’s compact and easy to mount around etc, but I’m nervous the quality isn’t going to be something I’m satisfied with for long. So I figured before impulse buying this I’d see if anyone has suggestions for something that suits what I’m looking for 🫶🏻💛

I miss making silly TikTok videos or recording my toddler. I’ve seen a few suggestions of digital cameras for photos, like how fujifilm digital cams have a cool film look to them. But the posts never mention video for these devices. Does anyone know if one of these would be suitable for taking videos, too? I’m pretty tech illiterate so apologies if this is a dumb question. I do want one device for photos and videos.

Friendly reminder to check that your O-rings aren't slipping out of place, from someone whose stretching progress was slowed by my O-rings always slipping off, lol. You'd think I'd have smartened up and bought a baggie of extras by now, so maybe I will do that today.

Hello, I’m looking into getting a snake and would like to support a ethical breeder locally. I find google isn’t the best for small businesses so figured I’d ask here:) I’d also love suggestions on places to shop for their food and supplies like setting up their enclosure. I’ll probably head over to a snake/reptile subreddit to ask there too, and to learn more about their care before purchasing buuuut if you have a fav blog/youtube/account to follow I’d love that, too! Thanks:)

I’m interested in the early walker membership at kidstrong going once a week. I reached out to get more information but all they do is try to get me to sign up for the trial class and ignore the question of the membership cost. I’m not going to bother with the trial class if I don’t know if this will fit in my budget. Does anyone do the early walker/under 2 membership and would you mind telling me what you pay? Tia!

Looking to start a diy project to fill a gap in my wardrobe. I’m really wanting something high quality to work with that will last a while, either leather or vegan leather. I’d rather not support Amazon. Any suggestions on where I can order? I struck out at the thrift to see about using a premade belt and I think it would be nice to get to diy it from scratch anyways. TIA 🖤

All of the recipe suggestions I’m seeing for insulin resistance issues don’t seem to have energy sources/carbs. They seem to only be protein, fiber, and fat. What replacements are y’all relying on or what meals are you having that help give you energy for tasks such as a workout or yard work? Is there a pasta replacement that doesn’t taste like cardboard? I’m even willing to homemake versions of things if anyone can lead me to recipes that will help with carbs/energy. Or if you have recipe suggestions that are bean/legume heavy I’d appreciate if you shared, beans don’t seem to be giving me crashes but I’m def in need of more ideas to help incorporate them. I know everyone is different on what they can tolerate but I would really appreciate ideas to try and see what works for me. Meal planning has been such a challenge with this.

Movement after carbs still seems to be leading to crashes for me.