u/jessikaboom

So I'm not a car person. Not one to customize at all. Utility over style I guess. Anyway, my little one is screaming bloody murder when the sun hits her eyes in her new car seat and it looks like because of angles ever changing the best way to help this is to get the windows tinted.

Looking for a reputable place to get Carbon film done on a 2022 Ford Escape. Preferably for a decent price and without holding my car over night.

Is that even possible?

Baby girl is 4.5 months old. She has been bitten a couple of times and the bite is always huge. I'd like to do more prevention, but don't know what to use.

I tried NatPats hut she still seems to get bitten.

Any suggestions?

Is Avon's skin so soft still a thing?

We have the KeyFit 30 from Chicco for our infant car seat. I specifically got it because it paired with a one-hand in and out of the car stroller that could grow with the kiddo in their next stage. However, I did not expect kiddo to be 20 inches long at birth and 23 inches at 2 months. So I suspect that I will need to move them to their next car seat sooner rather than later, since it maxes out at 30 inches.

So I'm looking for either a rotating or convertible car seat that can go for a couple of years. Preferably with a seatbelt attachment so it can go in the center of the back seat of a Ford Escape, the best location per firefighter for my car's crash rating, and I only have the one kiddo.

What do you have? What do you drive? and what are the pros and cons?

So I (3 months, f) learned to roll over yesterday... so I decided to show the milk lady (F, ancient) one more time before bed time... and rolled out of her lap and landed on the floor.

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I mean I cried bc it scared me but like no bumps or bruises or anything... was a big ta-dah moment...

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But the milk lady didn't seem pleased and checked me all over and then took me to the big building where are the nice people dressed in green jumpsuits played with me and looked me over and then they took me on a ride on a big rocket ship that made noises and changed colors and had a bed that moved back and forth before sending me home.

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Milk lady and diaper man (m, equally ancient) looked stressed and were quiet instead of being excited about the rocket ship... so AITAH?

I know roswell Library does baby book time on Wednesdays for 0 to 18 months.

What are some other good activities I can take my daughter to?

I am quitting my job to stay home with her (3 months old) and want to have socialization outlets for us both.

My LO has suck strength and stamina issues. As a result, I pump more than we latch and she primarily gets her milk from me pumping.

I'm told that BM usually tops out at 5oz bottles as the contents change. If we are still doing bottles every 3 hours at that point then thats 1200mL or 40oz a day.

I currently make about 20-60mL more than she needs but close to 900ML or 30oz with pumping.

So for people who know their numbers, what is your baby drinking a day? How much do you pump?

Other than hydration, power pumps when she cluster feeds any ideas on how to get to max amount?

Thanks!