LessThan3

u/LessThan3


r/toddlers•

My daughter is a little over a year and a half, and she has been going to an in-home daycare since she was 6 weeks old. We adopted her at birth and it was one of those “surprise-baby is here!” matches where we didn’t have a lot of time to plan. We literally became parents overnight and I couldn’t get much maternity leave off, so we kind of scrambled for daycare.

We found a very nice lady near our neighborhood who has run daycare out of her home for 15+ years. When we interviewed her she had her entire garage converted to a children’s area with lots of room, toys, security systems in place, etc. However, about 6 months ago she sold her house and moved back in with her elderly parents and is

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r/parrots•

My baby, Pudding, was diagnosed with an internal tumor on Wednesday. She is a 3 year old Quaker parrot. She is seeing a great specialty vet team at the University of Florida and they think it’s operable but I’m so nervous. Has anyone heard of a parrot surviving a tumor in their chest?

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r/tipofmytongue•

My husband and I were discussing visceral deaths in movies tonight and neither of us can remember where we saw this scene. A guy is killed by having a cloth bag full of glass put over his head and then someone sort of mushes it around and you see blood on the cloth. I think it may have been done because the guy betrayed him and he was trying to warn/intimidate another person in the scene. I feel like this might have been some sort of crime movie or show, possibly a Netflix original.

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