by MandyJ » Sun Sep 17, 2017 3:03 pm
tessabravo wrote:Why are they having her bridal shower 6 months before she gets married?[img]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170917/022bdc22e81b73e10d671bb79cf5fbe4.png[/img]
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by tessabravo » Sun Sep 17, 2017 3:05 pm
MandyJ wrote:tessabravo wrote:Why are they having her bridal shower 6 months before she gets married?
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Plus didn't jess say they were getting married next month?
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by MandyJ » Sun Sep 17, 2017 3:08 pm
tessabravo wrote:MandyJ wrote:tessabravo wrote:Why are they having her bridal shower 6 months before she gets married?
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Plus didn't jess say they were getting married next month?
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Amber and Gabe are the ones getting married next month. I had no idea Courtney was even engaged
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by fingusername » Sun Sep 17, 2017 3:47 pm
trumputin wrote:fingusername wrote:Does it bug anyone else she buys cameras then returns them? That fuckign pisses me off...
someone ran over the ramp...UH NO...you lazy ass bitch. Leave stuff laying around and that's gonna happen.
I used to work for Best Buy back in high school. The corporation keeps track on how frequently you make returns, and eventually, once you hit the limit, when she goes to customer service to return the camera an error message will pop up and it will be denied. Most stores have this, but you have to abuse the system quite a bit to get flagged like that.
She should just know she's contributing to prices going up with the constant returns. She's also messing up with BB's margins, causing employees to be less eligible for quarterly bonuses and the like -- something a lot of people work for as a team since most hover around (or slightly above) minimum wage and aren't paid on commission. Pretty damn selfish, when you could just, you know, respect your belongings and tell your kids not to touch them. Or, when you buy another camera waiting for your other to be repaired, just stow it away since you know your careless ass self will break the other one in record time and you'll have a backup.
by Shawn2011 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:07 pm
kalakala wrote:It's pretty normal for a breastfed baby to need milk very 2/3 hours at 10 months. Milk should be the main source of nutrition under 1. Also it isn't just about nutrition breastfeeding is also about comfort.
A baby can't be forced to breastfeed more then it wants to be. If they don't want it they won't suckle.
The idea of babies only needing milk everyb4 hours is very old fashioned and any decent medical professional would advocate feeding on demand.
There are lots of things Jesss does wrong but her feeding timings are pretty standard for a breastfed baby.
by Shawn2011 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:09 pm
missy-1010 wrote:Shawn2011 wrote:The ignorance and perpetuation of old steteotypes on this board about breastfeeding is pretty disappointing.
Don't be a whiney bitch
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by whatthepho » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:51 pm
That saying isn't true in the slightest.deannaroseo wrote:It's clear that Addie's main source of food is breastmilk, even at almost 11 months old. That's still normal, as the saying goes "Food before one is just for fun". However, I just find it weird that Addie can't be held off for half and hour or so with Puffs, a piece of fruit or a sippy cup of water/breastmilk. Addie isn't a young infant, she's on the move and should be a little more independent with feeding, IN MY OPINION. The only thing she eats besides breastmilk is a random piece of pizza or broccoli once in a blue moon. That's just not normal. Where are the puréed veggies and fruits?! Puffs or little snacks? She never had a sippy cup, which she should have mastered how to use one by now.
Oh right, according to Jess, she won't "take" one. Uh okay, SHE'S ALMOST A YEAR OLD! She should be using one by now. Jess won't let go.
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by mydietsucks_1 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:55 pm
by Britxo » Sun Sep 17, 2017 4:58 pm
by Kitina13 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:03 pm
mydietsucks_1 wrote:Newborns breastfeed every hour?? Fuck that, and thank you for the birth control.
by cjl123 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:03 pm
) die if she isn't the center of attention. by DoodleBop » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:13 pm
mydietsucks_1 wrote:Newborns breastfeed every hour?? Fuck that, and thank you for the birth control.
by 8elz » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:14 pm
Kitina13 wrote:mydietsucks_1 wrote:Newborns breastfeed every hour?? Fuck that, and thank you for the birth control.
Yes. And they go through periods of time when they literally never leave your boob haha. I was shocked to find that out when I had my first baby, no one warned me!
My baby group was flooded with questions like "what's wrong with my baby?" Or "is my milk not good enough?" because everyone forgot about cluster feeding or didn't realise how constant it really is haha. by twomommies » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:27 pm
Don't they make pads for that??Britxo wrote:[img]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170917/8ac30e10c9da79556c6fce5e4d45aef0.png[/img]
There was "literally" no reason at all to post this. But this is Jess, so...
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by Girl29 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:15 pm
by Kitina13 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:28 pm
by Shawn2011 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:44 pm
DoodleBop wrote:mydietsucks_1 wrote:Newborns breastfeed every hour?? Fuck that, and thank you for the birth control.
Not all of them. In my experience women who are struggling maybe with supply or a baby that isn't getting enough are told by well meaning people this is always normal for a BF baby. When in reality the baby simply isn't getting enough. That supplementing may be helpful while working on power pumping or improving latch. I didn't know this with my first cried all the time I was told it was completely normal to never leave the breast. It wasn't. I didn't know. With my next baby I supplemented for 5 days until we got her latch sorted and it was so much better.
by jcait00 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:49 pm
by luci417 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:54 pm
Shawn2011 wrote:kalakala wrote:It's pretty normal for a breastfed baby to need milk very 2/3 hours at 10 months. Milk should be the main source of nutrition under 1. Also it isn't just about nutrition breastfeeding is also about comfort.
A baby can't be forced to breastfeed more then it wants to be. If they don't want it they won't suckle.
The idea of babies only needing milk everyb4 hours is very old fashioned and any decent medical professional would advocate feeding on demand.
There are lots of things Jesss does wrong but her feeding timings are pretty standard for a breastfed baby.
All true. Also Addie is not large because of breastfeeding or 'over-breastfeeding'.
by luci417 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 6:54 pm
by Kitina13 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 7:00 pm
Shawn2011 wrote:DoodleBop wrote:mydietsucks_1 wrote:Newborns breastfeed every hour?? Fuck that, and thank you for the birth control.
Not all of them. In my experience women who are struggling maybe with supply or a baby that isn't getting enough are told by well meaning people this is always normal for a BF baby. When in reality the baby simply isn't getting enough. That supplementing may be helpful while working on power pumping or improving latch. I didn't know this with my first cried all the time I was told it was completely normal to never leave the breast. It wasn't. I didn't know. With my next baby I supplemented for 5 days until we got her latch sorted and it was so much better.
This is bad information
by smom12 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 7:02 pm
by Rosiex3 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 7:03 pm
twomommies wrote:Don't they make pads for that??Britxo wrote:[img]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170917/8ac30e10c9da79556c6fce5e4d45aef0.png[/img]
There was "literally" no reason at all to post this. But this is Jess, so...
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