Having a really difficult time deciding on a stroller and need guidance. We visited West Coast Kids this weekend to try it out. Initially I was interested in Uppababy Vista and Cruz, as well as Nuna Trl and Mixx. We tried Silvercross and Bugaboo Fox 5 and really like both their strollers. Silvercross was a bit too heavy for my liking though. The Thule Urban Glide was too tall for me. If I had my choice, I would purchase the Joolz Aer 2 because it was the easiest to use. But it’s not suitable for where we live. Bugaboo Fox 5 and Nuna Mixx were my top picks. I wasn’t overly impressed with Uppababy and was quite disappointed, given all the rave reviews from everyone. The whole stroller felt so
My husband and I live 2 and a half hours north of the GTA and all of our family live in the GTA. I’m due in January, which can be tricky with the weather during that time of the year (e.g., snow storms). The closest hospital to us that we would go to is in Orillia, but my husband and I are now considering either Southlake or Markham-Stouffville. I had a previous pregnancy loss and had to go to Orillia for my procedure. The doctors and nurses were all wonderful there. But we’re thinking maybe it’s better to be closer to family (we would have our space at our parents’ house) and to not be stuck if there is a snow storm, and considering getting a referral to an OB in Southlake or Markham-Stouff
I had an emergency surgery to remove my left tube 3 weeks ago. Initially the surgeon gave me a week off, but I was able to extend my leave since I’ve been struggling mentally with the trauma, loss, and diagnosis of endometriosis. My husband and I have been trying to conceive and this was my first pregnancy. I’m supposed to return to work next week, but I have so much anxiety, fear, and anger. I am an elementary school teacher and my job is pretty demanding since I have with a lot of needs in my class, and it’s emotionally draining. I’m not sure if I am ready to return. I’m scared it may be too much for me and I don’t want to be crying in front of my students. I’m at crossroads; I feel so gui
