u/clementhyme10

Anyone having trouble loading the rakuten link to apply for the bank of America customized cash rewards credit card? I've been trying for a couple days but it just loads forever and ends up timing out. Is this offer no longer valid?

Anyone having trouble loading the rakuten link to apply for the bank of America customized cash rewards credit card? I've been trying for a couple days but it just loads forever and ends up timing out. Is this offer no longer valid?

I'm thinking of ordering from adjersey to the US but with tariffs, I'm not sure how reliable the process is/how sure the jerseys will get to me. I read somewhere the more jerseys in 1 order, the more likely customs seizes it because they're worried about resellers. Is that true? Any experiences or advice from those who've shipped to the US from adjersey? Thanks all!

I'm thinking of ordering from adjersey to the US but with tariffs, I'm not sure how reliable the process is/how sure the jerseys will get to me. I read somewhere the more jerseys in 1 order, the more likely customs seizes it because they're worried about resellers. Is that true? Any experiences or advice from those who've shipped to the US from adjersey? Thanks all!

Hi all - our boy just turned 5 months old and we are kind of losing it at how anytime he rolls into his back during the night, he immediately begins grunting and huffing and it devolves into violent crying pretty quickly. We've had to contact sleep with him overnight until about 3 months or so? And since then we discovered he sleeps okay on his side, although the sleep isn't too great in that position either as, after a few hours, he still grunts and stirs a lot enough to wake himself up/requires some patting or calming down by us. As he grunts and stirs, his body inevitably turns into his back and then he quickly transitions to screaming and crying.

For context he does have gerd for which we are taking famotidine, which has been helping

Any advice or tips on how to get baby accustomed to and comfortable with back sleeping would be greatly appreciated!!!

Hi all - our boy just turned 5 months old and we are kind of losing it at how anytime he rolls into his back during the night, he immediately begins grunting and huffing and it devolves into violent crying pretty quickly. We've had to contact sleep with him overnight until about 3 months or so? And since then we discovered he sleeps okay on his side, although the sleep isn't too great in that position either as, after a few hours, he still grunts and stirs a lot enough to wake himself up/requires some patting or calming down by us. As he grunts and stirs, his body inevitably turns into his back and then he quickly transitions to screaming and crying.

For context he does have gerd for which we are taking famotidine, which has been helping

Any advice or tips on how to get baby accustomed to and comfortable with back sleeping would be greatly appreciated!!!

Feeling worrried/awful/unbelievably stupid...Admittedly wasnt careful enough in reading the instructions, and started seating our baby on the tush baby hip seat slightly before his 3 month mark (had decent head control but certainly couldn't tripod sit) and now I'm terrified we've unknowingly done damage to his spine and/or hips

Anyone know what the impacts could be, of using this too early?

I read, see and hear about new parents with their newborns - just living such full lives daily and doing things on weekends wirh their little ones. And that's all great, but damn - how y'all managing to do that? We can't even take ours to the grocery store, so my wife and I split up and one runs the chore while the other watches the baby. I can only dream about when that kind of stuff might happen for us, but with our 4-5 month old, if my wife and I eat 2 meals and either of us wash up 1x a day, we consider that a successful day.

Are we missing something or just overthinking/overcomplicating how we care for our little one?

I read, see and hear about new parents with their newborns - just living such full lives daily and doing things on weekends wirh their little ones. And that's all great, but damn - how y'all managing to do that? We can't even take ours to the grocery store, so my wife and I split up and one runs the chore while the other watches the baby. I can only dream about when that kind of stuff might happen for us, but with our 4-5 month old, if my wife and I eat 2 meals and either of us wash up 1x a day, we consider that a successful day.

Are we missing something or just overthinking/overcomplicating how we care for our little one?