a Halloween party for my 1.5 y.o's music class: I'm not keen on candy at this age, so we include these guys1yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
Every once in a while, I have a picnic with my 2 toddlers. Because it's special and they get to buffet eat out of a muffin tin, they eat much more and are more interested in trying new things. This is my makeshift deconstructed salad2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/BabyLedWeaning
My great grandfather owned a machine shop and the phone number was only 2 digits3yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Mom brag: we got this tent for the kids (3 and 1) to read or rest quietly. I walked in to see them having a cuddle and it warmed my heart!2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
The nicer weather has arrived. Having an outdoor picnic for us means better moods and more food eaten (and less cleanup!)2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/SAHP
A Christmas gift from my partner. Something to study for the next 5 weeks until baby boy arrives5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/BabyBumps
Ignore my old, ugly hands, but I FINALLY got around to making my breastmilk ring! (Son is almost 3 and daughter is 8 months for reference)2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/breastfeeding
Reading Mommy Burnout by Sheryl Ziegler and I feel some of us may need to hear these important points. You're not alone5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
Any idea how to add a second baby elephant to this tattoo without making the second look less significant?2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/DrawMyTattoo
Ignore the old, ugly hands, but I FINALLY got around to making my breastmilk ring! (Son is almost 3 and daughter is 8 months old)2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
[Not OC] leaving this here in case you questioned yourself. You're doing a great job!5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/beyondthebump
My MIL lent me her Bissell Crosswave wet/dry vac and it was so satisfying to see all that stuff sucked up.2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/CleaningTips
For anybody interested. I taught my son simple ASL and it's a great way to communicate before they can speak. They can often start signs around 6 months.4yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
Single-mommin' dinner prep: A big box of granola bars for LO to pull in and out = 20 mins of free time!4yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Mommit
Bread case quiche. Simply bread, onion, broccoli, spinach, cheese and eggs with garlic and pepper. A hit!2yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/BabyLedWeaning
Possible unpopular opinion: night feeds are my favourite - it's quiet, calm, and just the 2 of us.5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/breastfeeding
This bar had a table for introverts: one small table and chair in a closet closed off from everyone else6yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/funny
Cicadas can stay underground for up to 17 years before hatching. Got to witness this one hatching today5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Reading Mommy Burnout by Sheryl Ziegler and I feel some of us may need to hear these important points. You're not alone5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/beyondthebump
Anyone have a kid who incessantly licks their lips raw? What do you use to make it better?6mo ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Preschoolers
For anybody interested. I taught my son simple ASL and it's a great way to communicate before they can speak. They can often start signs around 6 months.4yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/beyondthebump
4 weeks postpartum and this is how I feel about breastfeeding5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/beyondthebump
Cicadas can stay underground for up to 17 years before hatching. Got to witness this one hatching today5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
You know you're in Canada when you visit a family member in her assisted living facility and they have permanent reminders for the next Leafs game posted on the walls5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/pics
Pregnant for the first time. On the right is the 1982 series Gund pup I've had since birth and slept with almost every night for 33 years. On the left is the cousin 1982 pup my parents hunted down and bought my future son to enjoy just as much.5yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/pics
The cookie of my Oreo was put on upside down so the cream had the logo. It tasted better this way6yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
A sign from North Korea (DPRK) showing how cows were more expensive commodities as slaves than humans.10yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/WTF
For slavery, cows were more expensive than humans. That's gotta hurt the ego!10yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/northkorea
One year ago today we sent my 13-year-old rescue pupper to the Rainbow Bridge. I miss that munchkin to bits!6yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/pics
Found this Hitler mural in Gyeongju, South Korea. Apparently Michael played a part too11yr ⋅ ThanksForStoppingBy ⋅ r/WTF
