DailyUnnecessaryPurchases- Part 35

[sarahshortcake]

Holy crap, the prices on some of those items. Who would pay $13 for a 3 oz tube of healing balm? That's insane. Those burp cloths too.

Ummmm... people that want their child's butt healed when nothing else works and they don't have to compromise their values of campaigning against animal cruelty to do so?

Likely NOT the reasons of B&M, especially since their baby isn't born so therefore they don't know if he has issues regarding skin sensitivity, but an environmentally conscious and cruelty free product that a baby needs isn't ridiculous IMO.

[mommyluvv]

Wait, Oliver's liddle has a floatie? I thought he didn't need floaties.

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[Playsinrain]

Well assuming from the registry, grey is going to be a major color in the nursery theme. Not that its a bad thing, but everything they registered for is grey!

[sarahshortcake]

Well assuming from the registry, grey is going to be a major color in the nursery theme. Not that its a bad thing, but everything they registered for is grey!

Grey is neutral. Maybe Missy is holding out hope. I wonder how irritated she was filling out the registry and having to designate her future arrival as a "boy". Poor, thing. I will never understand the world's disappointment with precious little boys. No wonder so many of them grow up to be jerks (nah - I'm just kidding, surely that's not related).

[amazing_ayah]

Did anyone notice how out of breathe brian was when he was throwing ollie? He got out of breathe after just one minute of standing. He really needs to take care of his health. That was really alarming.

[PoorUnfortunateSouls]

Did anyone notice how out of breathe brian was when he was throwing ollie? He got out of breathe after just one minute of standing. He really needs to take care of his health. That was really alarming.

He should find out from his dad what his paternal family health history is now that he is in contact with him, too. I know my family has a bad history of heart disease, and it makes me mindful about my cardio health.

[thenightowl]

Wait, Oliver's liddle has a floatie? I thought he didn't need floaties.

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lol, cue tomorrow's vlog! Ollie won't have a floatie and will be in the water alone :/

[twomommies]

Did anyone else notice Bryan's slip up at buy buy baby when missy said they were grabbing the last few things they needed Bryan said "yeah we're finishing up the things off our registry"

MISSY WENT ON SO LONG ABOUT HOW PEOPLE WANTED TO BUY HER THINGS AND SHE WASNT EXPECTING ANYTHING YET SHE FUCKING REGISTERED?! Pretty sure if you register you're anticipating presents!


So tacky. I'm from Australia and here it's very uncommon to register for weddings and I've never heard of someone doing it for a baby shower. To most people I know (and just to say I'm from middle-upper class) if you receive things you're happy and grateful and you certainly do not ask people to buy you specific items! I know registering is extremely common in America but it irks me how easily missy just lies, but I love catching them out!


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I can see it for a wedding if you're just moving in with each other and need the basics, but with babies if it's your second baby all you need is diapers

[ProSubscriber]

The way he was throwing Ollie in the store. I swear he almost dropped him on the last one when Ollie started crying. I would look at someone nuts if they were doing that in a store.

I didn't realize Missy was trying for a Vbac. I'm not sure what it is like everywhere (I'm in the Midwest) and many OBs will not perform them due to the risks involved, in fact my practice won't. I wonder if that is why Missy is going to a far off hospital. Just a thought. I could be wrong.

The OBs that won't attend them are the ones in the wrong and aren't practicing evidence-based medicine. TOLACs (Trial Of Labour After Cesarean) and VBACs are both viable options for most women and neither ACOG nor SOGC are against VBACs. In 2015 I'm honestly surprised there are doctors/hospitals with outright bans on them. I'd be afraid to receive care from doctors behind on scientific literature and the guidelines of their own professional organization. There are certain circumstances and types of scars that would make VBAC more risky, though (like a vertical incision vs the usual low transverse) and repeat sections are normally done in those situations.

And yeah, people will drive farther for a better hospital: one where TOLACs are allowed and has a higher percentage of successful VBACs. This is why I don't think Missy is crazy for going to a farther hospital. Some hospitals are just plain better. Some may allow for labouring in a tub. Some are certified baby-friendly - which is a WHO & UNICEF initiative related to breastfeeding. Sometimes if you go to the closest hospital and your baby needs special care they'll be shipped off to the NICU in a farther hospital while you're stuck in the hospital you birthed in... So some just opt to go to the farthest hospital in the first place so they don't have to go days without seeing their baby should something happen. I have no idea what the hospitals around Missy are like though, or if she really thought all that deeply about her choice. lol.

[twomommies]

Dear God, that poor crib. BRYAN, YOU ARE NOT SKINNY. STOP TRYING WHEN YOU'RE IN CARB CITY!

[ladymama]

How much do y'all think he weighs? I said he had to be at least 250 but my SO said he would be shocked if he was even 220 because he looks short.

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[webbygurl626]

Wow their minions are dumber than the actual yellow minions, I wrote a comment saying how dangerous it is to throw your child in the air and how kids have died and had permanent brain damage! This minion actually said if he did drop him he would be fine it was on carpet wow


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[lmmomSD]

The hospitals in Temecula/Murrieta aren't huge. One of them is brand new, and I think it's got birthing suites. But no NICU. San Diego has an awesome Women's Hospital (Sharp Mary Birch Women and Children's) that is a straight shot down the freeway that they could reach in 40 minutes. It's very new, has a NICU and SD Children's Hospital right across the street. I'm still thinking she wants to go to Cedars Sinai and pretend she's Angelina Jolie. Did you see the IG of Ollie barfing rainbows? And then Shay tweeted that he'd been barfing rainbows on the Internet for 6 years, copiers! I was gonna post a screen shot, but my phone is taking a year to load tapatalk. Maybe I need an IPhone 6, although I just got my phone in February...

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[lmmomSD]

Rancho Springs in Murrieta has a NICU.

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[Jenn-ly]

I went to google Missy's registry and I came across her Imbd page Why in the world would she have one? And all that is in her history is, "playing herself" in Bryan's music video. I thought you had to pay to make a page on there or am I dumb? Either way, how pointless.

[lmmomSD]

Wow their minions are dumber than the actual yellow minions, I wrote a comment saying how dangerous it is to throw your child in the air and how kids have died and had permanent brain damage! This minion actually said if he did drop him he would be fine it was on carpet wow


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Just like all the ones that said " Ollie can swim. He's been taking lessons since he was a little tiny baby. Don't you know _anything_?"
And of course the ones who say "Ollie was born early and he was fine! So Finn would be too". Idiots. I used to like reading through them, but now they just make me sad.

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[prettypink-dreamer]

i must admit - its pretty cool how excited & happy bryan looked in todays vlog about the baby - asking if her bump was okay etc etc. Atleast somebody loves that little boy

[calichic29]

Says the Man who puts his 2 yr old in front of the TV constantly. We still never see the child coloring or anything using his imagination.

[Theirmom]

Says the Man who puts his 2 yr old in front of the TV constantly. We still never see the child coloring or anything using his imagination.

I thought the same thing.

But at least he's taking a stand on a current event. It's one of my biggest pet peeves about family vloggers hat they don't chime in on huge world events. 16 people died in the Utah floods, but J&E are just business as usual. Marriage equality wasn't even a blip on the radar, and only Austin Null has mentioned anything about the racial issues happening in the U.S.

I get not wanting to offend viewers if their opinions on these things are controversial, but it just makes them come off ill informed and self absorbed.

[PostyMcPosterston]

How much do y'all think he weighs? I said he had to be at least 250 but my SO said he would be shocked if he was even 220 because he looks short.

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How much did he weigh when they started the vlogs? I remember him being open and telling viewers all his weight loss accomplishments in that full length mirror like on a closet.


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