What would you do in this situation?
So my mom is planning a trip to Disney when my daughter is 3, however, I was wanting to start trying again when my daughter is around 2 or 2 1/2. She wants me to wait until my daughter is 3 or 4, which isn’t really what I want to do cause me and my brother were around a 2 year age difference and were very close so it does mean a lot to me as I’ve been trying to lose weight to get pregnant again & for my daughter (to be healthy for her). So she started talking about maybe someone could watch the baby, but it would be for a week and she thinks it would be bad to leave him/her for a week & doesn’t know who would watch him/her. My husband has a big family so he said finding someone would not be hard or we can just take him/her with us. I’m curious what you would do in this situation.
Can you be evicted over a crying baby? How to handle a situation like this?
This happened a few nights ago. Live in an apartment and have a colicky baby. We do everything we can to soothe her but she does cry a lot. Neighbor from another part of the building came and knocked on our door last complaining about her crying and how her crying keeps waking her baby up and to please make the baby be quiet. Well we can't just tell our infant child to not cry. Babies cry its how they communicate and believe me I would love to get her calmed down enough for me to get some sleep. We try to explain the situation and we are very very sorry that she is disturbing them but its not an easy fix and the doctor says she should outgrow it before long. The woman didn't care and said that her and the other neighbors were upset and wanted it stopped and even threatened that they would report my husbands dog for noise (which they didn't even know we had a dog until last night, and the dog doesn't even know how to bark) in hopes that we would be forced to move out due to that. How do you handle a hostile situation like this? Most of the people in the building are young and single except for us and this other woman. Thanks Believe me if moving was an option we would move into a house in a heartbeat but its not an option right now
Baby naming situation?
Decaplets, all boys: Caleb, Conrad, Camden, Callum, Clayton, Colin, Corbin, Cruz, Cannon, Cale. Quintuplets, all girls: Abigail, Ariel, Avery, Autumn, Alba. Sextuplets, all boys: Jonah, Jett, Jared, Jeremy, Jagger, Joel. Triplets, all boys: Miles, Max, Mitchell. Quadruplets, all boys: Easton, Elijah, Elliott, Ethan. Twins, both girls: Bristol and Bailey. Septuplets, all girls: Samantha, Summer, Spencer, Stephanie, Savannah, Sophie, Sawyer. Triplets, all girls: Lauren, Leah, Lindsay. Twins, both boys: Nathaniel and Noah. Quintuplets, all boys: Trevor, Thomas, Trenton, Tripp, Tanner.
Incompetent cervix, would like to get baby in breech position?
I am currently 20 weeks and my cervix has shortened from 4.2 to 3.4 in 2 weeks. i am pretty sure it will get shorter much faster than normal as with last pregnancy i gave birth at 6 months to a baby who did not survive. My dr's are weighing the option of a cerclage which i have requested because i dont want to wait until the last minute and because if my high risk, my dr and hospital are over an hour from my home. The last week my baby has been head down right on top of my cervix and i am afraid this is not helping with the issue. I have started trying to drink a lot of water to get more fluid in hopes that she will turn the other way. I am going to have a csection without a doubt due to my medical history so the position is no matter to me. How can i get her to go into breech positon and get her head off of my cervix? I need all the help i can get. Serious answers only, please- this is a very sensitive issue and i am beyond stressed.
In real life, does such situation ever arise wherein either mother or her unborn child can be saved?
And this is why I don't do Bollywood. Those far-fetched, recycled, dramatic plot lines that don't have a basis in real life. Or the headaches I get from the music. But I know what you're asking, and it's always some weird, rare but significant condition, usually related to the placenta, and usually the couple has triumphed over insurmountable odds to be together. Am I close?But you asked about what happens when, if at the time of birth, some situation has changed and there urgently needs to be a decision made and one life will be lost. I've never seen it in my almost 30 years working with reproduction, and I've been on hand during some very scary births. In truth, I can't think of a situation where one would have to make a choice between the mother or the baby living that presents at birth.In cases where a life is at risk, either mom’s or baby’s, it's typically much earlier in the pregnancy and usually results in the pregnancy being interrupted, and there is no choice, because the loss of the baby is a foregone conclusion and the mother will likely die too without serious, significant and rapid intervention. An example would be HELLP Syndrome, where the woman will die if the pregnancy continues and the baby is too immature to be viable.In cases of emergency births when there is a life at risk, the birth can happen in under 10 minutes and there are teams of specialists on hand to provide treatment and care to the mom and the baby separately, as the situation warrants. That happens often, but priority #1 is get that baby out to solve the issue or prevent it from getting worse and then treat the mother and the baby, usually simultaneously.Most issues that are life-threatening are either resolved by the pregnancy ending, whether at term or before viability. The only situation that I could imagine where anyone would have to choose between ending the pregnancy or potentially causing harm to themselves by carrying the pregnancy to term would be in cases involving a previously undiagnosed medical condition that should be treated without delay but the treatment would be harmful to the unborn baby. Cancer comes to mind, or some type of tumour
Women treating dogs like babies?
AMEN! I think it's OK to baby your dog sometimes if that's what makes you happy, because after all owning a dog is supposed to make you happy. But I STRONGLY believe training HAS come first, after they know their boundaries and limitations you can "baby" them a little, because babying the dog only satisfies YOUR needs, not the dogs needs. You can't have a one way relationship with your dog, only doing what YOU feel like doing(people need to do a little research before getting a dog SHEESH!), and expect them to be good, you need to fulfill their needs as a dog too, dogs want to romp around and play in the mud not sit there in uncomfortable dresses while you paint their nails and ban them from acting like DOGS. The dog in them will eventually come through and they'll bite you the next time you get in their (growling) face and say "WHO'S MOMMIES WITTLE ITTY BITTY BABY", and it's NOT cute. The dogs are clearly trying to tell those idiots they don't enjoy whats happening right now BACK OFF. I also hate how it's always the little dogs that get pampered and babied, while they have the big "bad dog" chained outside- who's really the good dog in comparison to the little demon spawn they created, and are brain washed into thinking the dog actually loves them. smhh.