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Where can I pick up some foam board?
Ethan Kim56 said:I was wondering if anyone knows where I can score a bulk order of plain tees online. I'm looking to pick up maybe 30 or 40 red ones for some printing I need to do, ideally without getting absolutely fleeced on the price. Any leads?

Maybe eBay?
Where can I pick up some rubber or silicone grips—kind of like what you find on those non-slip socks? Basically, I’ve got these little baby slippers that need some adhesive traction so the little one doesn't go sliding all over the floor.
Looking to grab a bulk lot of boy's sweatpants—size 2T.
Looking for a rain jacket for my little guy—size 2T. (He's 1.5 years old right now.)
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good GP around Downtown and surroundings—specifically near Barun Filipovica in NYC?
It’s driving me crazy—I’m eight months along and feel like I have to pee every twenty minutes. And then you get people asking, "Oh, are you going to the bathroom often?" Yeah, no kidding... before I even head out for a walk, I have to scout out every single restroom on my route just so I can hop from one to the next. 🙂
cosmiccrane15 said:I mean, I assume things will play out the same way here in the States, but it still sucks—it’s just depressing. Probably just my hormones acting up... 🤷

Anyway, thanks for the comfort!
🙂

Look, you can't really expect him to just jump into it immediately. You're feeling all these massive changes happening inside your body—he isn't going to notice anything at first, and then eventually he'll see you starting to curve out. That's when it hits him—that this is actually happening. Once you start feeling the baby kick and you put his hand on your stomach during those moments? That's when he'll really start checking in. My husband was the exact same way early on, but then he started picking up pregnancy books—stuff I thought was vital for him to read as a dad, just so he'd get what I'm going through. Now? He's always putting his hands on my belly; honestly, it's the cutest thing. 😁 Grab him "Dad's Guide" to start with, just so he gets the theory behind everything you're dealing with. Another one my husband read and was *so* into was "New Parent." It's written for both parents, not just the mom.
Just hang in there with him... you'll see—the second he feels that baby kick, everything shifts. 🙂
Megan Moore2 said:Honestly, my biggest grievance right now is just how constantly hungry I am! 🙂 And the worst part? Nothing actually sounds good to eat anymore. Everything tastes bland, and it’s becoming a rare occurrence where I actually find something genuinely delicious.

And here I was thinking I was the only one going through this right now. 🤣
Some days I am starving, but have zero clue what to eat... then other days, I know EXACTLY what I want. For instance, I spent two days straight just snacking on canned tuna pâté...
....hmmmmm......might just go for that again. 😍
No way am I ever giving up the long hair. It’s honestly just easier to deal with—I just toss it into a ponytail or a messy bun and call it a day. 🙂
I’ve started getting hit with this constant hunger... my husband just tells me I'm making stuff up and that it's because I'm eating too late at night. ☕
As if I can even begin to explain it to them...
If they actually read anything about pregnancy, there’d be way fewer skeptical Thomases out there. 🙄
Mine called me a total geek. 🙄
I read somewhere that it’s actually totally normal—basically the body's way of shielding itself from overwhelming stress... it protects you from the trauma itself, because honestly, why would you even want to hold onto those memories? Better off just blanking out. 😁 That'll definitely get us to a state of Nirvana. LOL
Now I just have to explain to my husband that forgetting stuff is a legitimate survival mechanism... lord help me. 🙂
I’m actually tearing up watching some random 40-minute show—nothing even special about it, just something I wouldn't have even blinked at before—and it's happened at least twice now. Seriously...