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I completely understand the suffocation risk, which is why we don't have them. But... How do I stop babe from propelling himself head-first into the crib slats? He's starting to get a little more mobile and he's always kicking himself into the side of the crib or rolling and bonking his head. Any suggestions/advice/stories?

It seems like a common story: I read voraciously as a child/teenager but eventually lost my way. After having mental health struggles I really want to read like that again for myself but also to model for my LO as he gets bigger. However, I can't seem to read more than a few pages at a time.

Any suggestions for books or advice for how to start reading again? I like adventure, mystery, science fiction, fantasy, maybe true crime. I'd like to avoid books that are overly sad or where children get hurt.

Help!

Pumping has been very rough and painful for me but baby won't latch. So after reading some comments and suggestions I decided to try pumpin pals flanges.

Unfortunately, they don't completely empty me. This has caused clogs and other issues. I've tried putting them on the way they suggest, I've tried putting them on upside down, doing only bacon mode, doing only expression mode and both on different auctions and cycles.

If I could go back and not buy them I would, but since I have already sunk money into them I'm hoping maybe someone can give me advice to try to make them work? I'm currently waiting for the company to get back to me about seeing an LC.

Any advice or tricks to try?

Are there pumping bras that go by band and cup size? I'm size 34 DD/DDD and these small/medium/large sizes aren't working for me.

Either the cup is too small and I get clogged ducts or the band is too large and they fall out the bottom of the bra.

I've tried some from Amazon and the ones from Target that everybody here loves but I'm super uncomfortable all day. Would love to get your suggestions!

Hey all,

Setting up a Zoom shower at the end of September. Does anyone have any tips or tricks to help make sure it goes well? I'm kind of on my own with this.

Thanks in advance!

Before I found out I was allergic to gluten, I used to eat bread and pasta quite a bit. Unfortunately for me, I'm allergic to about 40 kinds of food which makes looking for recipes difficult.

Every time I look for a gluten free recipe for bread, pasta, desert, etc. There is always something I'm allergic to. Especially rice and coconut.

Does anyone have recipes for bread or dessert that don't use rice or coconut? I'm allergic to most nuts (not almonds thankfully), legumes, and a few fruits/veggies. I just want to eat bread again

Thanks in advance everybody ❤️

Edit: dessert not desert

I've been having issues with a student who seems like a great kid (only ever met her online) where she keeps saying she can't get into any of our online assignments and she didn't even have a share screen button on zoom. It's elementary so they don't always have great technology skills.

So, she came for small group today and the two of us worked for 30-45 minutes where I tried to remotely teach her how to take a screenshot, send an email, and attach that screenshot to said email (among other things). I watched YouTube videos, Google searched a bunch of stuff and tried to navigate between what I see on my Mac and what she sees on her chromebook.

When she finally shared her screen I actually