She 100% won’t produce enough to feed 2 babies with her lack of hydrationdramallama429 wrote:She has breast milk storage bags on her registry, I have to laugh. I give it 1 month maximum before she’s done breastfeeding. And what makes her think she will have ANY to store?
That’s exactly what i think. Not to mention as soon as it got tough with Emma, she just gave up and blamed it on “not producing enough”. she probably “wasn’t producing enough” because she drinks a total of 5 oz of water per day.prbeca wrote:She 100% won’t produce enough to feed 2 babies with her lack of hydrationdramallama429 wrote:She has breast milk storage bags on her registry, I have to laugh. I give it 1 month maximum before she’s done breastfeeding. And what makes her think she will have ANY to store?
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Um.. hello neighbor. I live in OK too. But yes, i agree. I was 21 when i got married and 22 when we had our son. You have to grow up when becoming parents and i don’t see these two doing any growing up any time soon. And they’re about to have A LOT of children.gdmbm76 wrote:I dont think their ages has anything to do with this, it's about their mentality. My hubby and I got married at 21 and 22. The day we got married we left to drive a uhaul from NJ back to Oklahoma with my stuff. We had our first baby 2 days shy of our 2year anniversary. Had our 2nd when our daughter was 6. We did it all on our own. My mom did come out when our 1st was born for 2 mths,I had her 6 weeks early and it was her 1st grandbaby and wanted her to at least experience that because I was already dealing with guilt of moving away. It's their mentality that I have an issue with. You are adults. I feel getting married having kids is an adult decision to make, so you pull up your boot straps and act like adults. Maybe its because of the lack of help we had, but my hubby and I did almost EVERYTHING without much help. Even living next door to his parents, they were older and his mom was really sick and his dad dealing with cancer treatments. Even down to me being in the hospital for 2 weeks, which was an hour and a half drive one way with #3 and having 2 other kiddos at home. We just did what we had to do. I just cant handle the lack of responsibility and motivation with them. They are about to have a lot of children. When are they going to wake up? Our last 3 arent even 2 years apart from each other.... naps?? The only napping I did between all our boys was during my 2 week stay in the hospital because of pprom. And I was just bored. I just cant with them. I get anxiety just thinking about their lack of realization.
Well hello!!Taykp12 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 9:23 amUm.. hello neighbor. I live in OK too. But yes, i agree. I was 21 when i got married and 22 when we had our son. You have to grow up when becoming parents and i don’t see these two doing any growing up any time soon. And they’re about to have A LOT of children.gdmbm76 wrote:I dont think their ages has anything to do with this, it's about their mentality. My hubby and I got married at 21 and 22. The day we got married we left to drive a uhaul from NJ back to Oklahoma with my stuff. We had our first baby 2 days shy of our 2year anniversary. Had our 2nd when our daughter was 6. We did it all on our own. My mom did come out when our 1st was born for 2 mths,I had her 6 weeks early and it was her 1st grandbaby and wanted her to at least experience that because I was already dealing with guilt of moving away. It's their mentality that I have an issue with. You are adults. I feel getting married having kids is an adult decision to make, so you pull up your boot straps and act like adults. Maybe its because of the lack of help we had, but my hubby and I did almost EVERYTHING without much help. Even living next door to his parents, they were older and his mom was really sick and his dad dealing with cancer treatments. Even down to me being in the hospital for 2 weeks, which was an hour and a half drive one way with #3 and having 2 other kiddos at home. We just did what we had to do. I just cant handle the lack of responsibility and motivation with them. They are about to have a lot of children. When are they going to wake up? Our last 3 arent even 2 years apart from each other.... naps?? The only napping I did between all our boys was during my 2 week stay in the hospital because of pprom. And I was just bored. I just cant with them. I get anxiety just thinking about their lack of realization.
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we dont live there anymore. I probably should have mentioned that in my "novel"....
Based off an MRI from 2 weeks ago and she is going to the doctor on Thursday. She only mentioned it because she needed a title for the vlog.
Yeah i posted before i actually watched. But the likelihood of them flipping when she’s already 30 weeks is low. My son was breech from 22 weeks on. They tried to flip him but he was already out of room.SomeoneActually wrote:Based off an MRI from 2 weeks ago and she is going to the doctor on Thursday. She only mentioned it because she needed a title for the vlog.
No that was like a week ago..ZaGaNoDr1968 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 1:45 pm Didn't she just post yesterday on IG about hitting 30 weeks? But in today's vlog she says she's 30 1/2 weeks.
I didn’t mean it doesn’t happen! I didn’t mean to come across that way. I just meant that there’s a whole lot less room in there with twins, especially if they’re measuring big, ya know?Ld5 wrote:Mine was breech until 38.5 weeks.. I went in the following morning to turn him and have a c-section but he had flipped overnight.
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Ah, my bad. Thank youLisaLulu22 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 1:55 pmNo that was like a week ago..ZaGaNoDr1968 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 1:45 pm Didn't she just post yesterday on IG about hitting 30 weeks? But in today's vlog she says she's 30 1/2 weeks.
.Totally! I didn’t mean it that way either.. just that Rachelle is freaking over nothing right nowTaykp12 wrote:I didn’t mean it doesn’t happen! I didn’t mean to come across that way. I just meant that there’s a whole lot less room in there with twins, especially if they’re measuring big, ya know?Ld5 wrote:Mine was breech until 38.5 weeks.. I went in the following morning to turn him and have a c-section but he had flipped overnight.
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Right? Now imagine her having a job, having to come home and take care of Emma all while in pain. It’s amazing she has no concept that most people don’t get to nap and shop all day. Most of us have to function in the real world where no one cares that you have bladder pain or back pain.Tina9900 wrote:Imagine being pregnant and in pain and having to take care of your own kid! Can you imagine? Oh wait...I can! I had to take care of my daughter when I was pregnant for my son and extremely sick. It’s called Motherhood Rash!
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If this is her current situation, they’ll probably set her up with a scheduled c-section date very soon. It’s much easier to pick a date and time that’s best now. If the babies flip, good for her I guess, but they probably won’t. Be ready for the “TWINS Birthdate...EXCITED!” titles. Although, she probably feels ashamed needing a c-section, which doesn’t make sense. It’s not uncommon, and she has no control over it. Wish she would embrace the situation and use it for content. Too bad c-sections go against the social media aesthetic, same as twin boys would. (nothing against baby boys, I have two and they are wonderful. just not as marketable as girls on SM).Taykp12 wrote:Well, well, well. Both twins are breech. It’s looking more and more like a c section for Rashy.
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