red_bird87

Hello! Please forgive my ignorance. I know nothing about cars besides the basics and I just started driving.

I have a 2009 VW City Golf that is in pretty good condition.

When I take my first left turn on the way to work in the morning, the car will make a single “ding” noise, the same sound as the seatbelt alarm. It will not do it again for the rest of the day, but always that left turn in the morning.

I thought it was because I had a bag on the passenger seat and it was setting off the seatbelt sensor but that’s not it. Could it be fluids shifting when I turn and that’s setting off a sensor or something? Nothing lights up on the dash. This is a new phenomenon and it’s recently gott

My son is currently 9.5 months.

I go back to work in 2 months, for 3 days/week. During those days my mom and MIL will be taking turns watching him. Right now he will only nurse to sleep for naps and bedtime. His sleep at night isn’t terrible, he sleeps in his crib with 1-2 wake-ups (with nursing back to sleep) on a good day. 3-4 wake-ups most days.

I’m concerned that the grandmas will not be able to get him to nap. I’m starting to add sleep associations, like reading, white noise, etc. So that I can eventually remove my boobs from the equation. So far no luck though. He just wails if you try to rock him for example.

He is formula fed (and solids). Nursing is only used as a sleep aid at t

Hi everyone, I was just reading through the government of Canada’s Pregnancy, childbirth and caring for newborns: Advice for mother’s during COVID-19 and noticed they are recommending no visitors at all once the baby arrives.

I understand there are restrictions when it comes to visitors in the hospital, but I am surprised that they suggest no visitors at all. (We were planning a mask wearing socially distanced meeting with hand washing at home, or, one visitor at a time in the hospital per their regulations.)

This information was published May 1, 2020. I will be asking my OB