mckpick

I don't drink much at all, but over the past few weeks I've been getting stomach aches after drinking any amount of red wine. I can only make it through a few sips before it starts. I keep hoping it's something else, but it keeps coming back to red wine. Is it anything I should go to the doc about or just stop drinking wine?

[Here's] (http://www.reddit.com/r/BabyBumps/comments/1pggke/say_hello_to_amelia_caroline_she_made_her_debut_a/) my original announcement from months ago. I had high hopes that I'd be able to get to a computer and type this up sooner. :)

My EDD was November 3rd and I hoped I'd go into labor on Halloween because I'm a teacher and it would have worked well for my maternity leave. So when I woke up on 10/24 at 3 in the morning with pains and needing to pee, I tried for a long time to convince myself that it was an upset stomach and that I had lost bladder control and that liquid wasn't my water breaking. I tried going back to bed but the pains got worse and closer together and my pad wasn't

I might be the last one to have figured this out, but if you have a long, flat, changing table pad then you can use king sized pillow cases as covers. So much cheaper and easier to find than covers created for the actual changing pads! I feel like I've won tiny battle against over priced baby supplies by figuring that out so I wanted to share. :)

I have no idea what I'm doing. My husband is a runner (and of course I'm telling myself that I will be after this baby comes, ha), so we're looking at jogging strollers. So many of the travel systems I've looked at have reviews that talk about how bulky they are. When I stop limiting my search to jogging stroller systems, I notice that people mention their kids growing out of them quickly or that they only use part of the system regularly. ANYWAY, what are you folks doing?