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Trofast shelf availability in US?

Does anyone in the US know if IKEA still sells shelves for the Trofast system? I am trying to convert my bin system into a Montessori shelf, and I know they have been available in the past but I’m not seeing them online….

Thanks for any intel!

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u/user_582817367894747 — 13 days ago

URGENT - envelope carry SEA to LHR

Is anyone traveling SEA to LHR today who can assist with bringing a VERY small envelope via their carry-on to LHR? Please comment or DM - serious replies only.

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u/user_582817367894747 — 14 days ago

Just grabbed two cheese slices. I’m a local. Hadn’t been in a while and I was nearby.

Credit card machine is nonexistent (major red flag. It’s 2026). Slices are EXTREMELY mid — possibly even gross. Sauce was ok, too sweet for my palate; cheese was disgusting, borderline rancid tasting.

Skip Joe’s, honestly. Just don’t go.

EDIT: this was the Carmine St location.

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u/user_582817367894747 — 16 days ago
▲ 2 r/Babysitting+1 crossposts

Seeking advice/tips & tricks for finding vetted, quality babysitters outside of our hometown!

My partner and I are planning to travel with our 1.5+ year old son this summer, for a single overnight, to a friend’s wedding in a nearby town (3ish hours away). We will need evening/nighttime care (dinner, bedtime, and post-bedtime while we are at the wedding and reception) in our hotel room, and I’m sort of panicking about how to find a one-time sitter who is not going to be a total creep.

I am SAHM who has left my son once for 12 hours (in the care of my partner) but otherwise has been pretty much with him, non stop save for a couple of dinners with girlfriends while he was with my partner, since he was born. We have never had a babysitter or other caretaker do bedtime or watch him after being put to bed. (Absolutely wild, I know.)

Could anyone who has navigated this share advice or suggestions? I’d be so grateful.

EDIT TO ADD: this is a destination wedding (not exotic, lol, but in an area none of us — including the bride- and groom-to-be — are native to).

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u/user_582817367894747 — 25 days ago