lallahawa Archive

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2	I don’t think my newborn likes me - Dad Give her time... let her get to know you and hear your voice more and also consider some of these ergonomic carriers which can be more comfortable and soothing for her. My daughters went through a phase of hating their dad (I think the voice was scary lol) but now they love him, they say "papa" way more than "mama" and they love to have him around. Try just carrying her around on the weekends as well and doing your normal day to day stuff with her so you're less mysterious to her!	/r/RedPillParenting	27/06/19 09:22 AM
2	Where do you shop for your daughters? According to my sewing teacher, we are lol So far they're all crawling in my direction together so I think I'm good for the next 2/3 months at least :D	/r/RedPillParenting	18/12/18 11:45 AM
3	Where do you shop for your daughters? They're pretty easy to print tbh, if you follow the instructions you should be okay! The difference with the pattern sheet is you don't have to strain your eyes trying to trace through 5 other patterns. Plus there's less guilt if you just cut the pattern! Twins are a lot of work, but we've been very blessed, they never got sick! Happy cheeky girls! I, on the other hand, am very tired LOL	/r/RedPillParenting	17/12/18 04:42 PM
3	Where do you shop for your daughters? Me too... my biggest fear (Clothes wise lol) is to make my girls and I a gorgeous set of dresses and pinnies and for them to be like "uhm can we have paw patrol leggings instead?" lol During the day they just stay naked up top, it's so hot right now (at least 35 degrees Celsius) but I had the same issues when they were smaller... change outfit, vomit, clean up, change again... But when we dress up we go all out! Their dresses are made from duchess and hare patterns, my favourite! They also have …	/r/RedPillParenting	17/12/18 01:21 PM
5	Where do you shop for your daughters? I tend to sew for them more than shop! They are still babies, so we get bodysuits at Petit Bateau (my mom buys and ships them from France) or from Woolworths (we're in South Africa). It's very hard to get feminine or just cute clothes that aren't cheaply made or loud with annoying prints. I'm working on their/our autumn and winter wardrobe at the moment. I'd love to see what other moms are doing for their girls!	/r/RedPillParenting	17/12/18 11:39 AM
2	Nexplanon mood/personality change It could definitely be it! I didn't have the bar but I was on Depo and it made my life hell, I gained so much weight and I was depressed/angry all the time too... With those things, sometimes it's just a matter of luck. Some women will be fine and others not so much. I'd take it out to see if anything changes, and see how to treat the depression if possible and look at other BC options. The copper coil is not hormonal. I did billings before I got pregnant (planned lol), but it doesn't work for e…	/r/RedPillWomen	13/12/18 01:16 PM
2	Movie recommendations?? I haven't seen it yet, but I got the book for my little sister! I'll try and watch it soon! I love clueless so I'm sure I'll love the "original" lol thanks for the recommendations! I need to read more, this is right on time!	/r/RedPillWomen	03/12/18 07:03 PM
3	Movie recommendations?? I always watch sense and sensibility (the one with Alan Rickman... I love him, RIP). I just love how the sisters care for each other and Elinor is everything I want to be, but I'm such a Marianne! I just love the relationship in Jane Austen's books (and the movies too!)	/r/RedPillWomen	03/12/18 01:53 PM
2	Moves and shows depicting traditional dynamics I love it, it' a great show! It's not that sad, so many chubby babies!!!	/r/RedPillWomen	28/11/18 10:12 PM
–	Self Care 1 - doing my hair 2- crochet/ knitting for myself, not for work or family. 3- long baths with lavender oil and vanilla candles 4- early morning walks by myself, quietly. 5- journaling. I haven't done many of these things in a long time, actually. I will make time, starting tomorrow! Thanks for the reminder!	/r/RedPillWomen	23/11/18 06:28 PM
2	Sewing advice what style of skirts are you into? Fitted, gathered, circle, fit and flare, A- line? Knit or woven? Midi or maxi? My first ever skirt was a gathered skirt. I kept the front flat and gathered at the sides, and I put a normal zip in it. It was floor length. Now, if I were to make it again, I'd gather it all around and make it 2x my hip measurement instead of 2x my waist measurement. It was hard to walk in it. Then I made a fit an flare skirt and an A line skirt with a knit waistband. If you want…	/r/RedPillWives	18/11/18 02:41 PM