Ohh and I bought a baby bullet to make my own foods, but I still buy the jarred vegetables cause I'm to lazy to steam them . I know bad bad bad

I think we did this a while back, but thought it might be fun. My confession is I secretly hope my milk will magically dry up so I can stop pumping and won't feel as bad about. In reality though, I probably would be sad if I didn't give him milk until a year. If I dried up right now he would probably get it until 9 months because of my freezer stash. It's just such a pain and I think it's causing me to hold onto some of my extra weight.

I HATE DH's beard and he won't shave it. I already have a low sex drive at the moment, but that really turns me off! He says women like guys with beards??? Well not me. It's just gross, looks like pubes. He's been growing it since October I think.

I also let her play with the dog who is 65lbs she just loves attacking that poor animal and he is such a good sport and just sits there and takes it she is just fascinated with his paws.

I do the same with my dog, who also weighs 65 pounds. I also take him to the dog park and let all the dogs come up and lick his little fingers and toes. I am the only person I have ever seen at the dog park with a baby. Some of my mom friends with dogs have said, "Oh, I would never do that." Whatever. I think it is smart to let your baby play with dogs as long as you are supervising and aware of what seems to be going on with the dogs. I think bad things happen when children don't know how to relate to dogs.

I am probably the worst mom out there. My confession is that I let my baby eat off my plate at meal times. She just looks so sad sitting there staring at me so I give her mashed potatoes and I have even let her taste a little ice cream ( I know no milk products). I am a lazy mom and feed my baby jarred baby food its just easier and a lot of them are just the veggie and water anyways.

I also let her play with the dog who is 65lbs she just loves attacking that poor animal and he is such a good sport and just sits there and takes it she is just fascinated with his paws.

I am sure there is more unfortunately I was unable to breastfeed both of my children (never produced enough milk no matter how much I pumped) I am just secretly excited for her to turn a year old so I can stop buying formula. That stuff is pricey.

You're so horrible! (Kidding!) I think all of that stuff is reasonable!

I had the same supply issue with my first, and I was so annoyed at finding sales and coupons for formula. We used Good Start, which is cheaper than the others, and there's a stage 2 formula for I think 9 months on. I asked my dad (a pediatrician) what the difference was, and he asked their Gerber rep who said it just has more calcium - so he gave me the go-ahead to use it at the appropriate age. I was psyched because it was cheaper than the stage 1 formula, but literally two weeks into using it they raised the prices to make it more expensive!!! Three weeks before my son's first birthday I was running low on formula and couldn't find any sales, plus I had no coupons. I asked my dad if it was worth buying or not, and he said I should just use up whatever formula I had left and then switch to regular milk. So my son was switched over about two weeks before his first birthday. I was so happy to spend $3.99 on a gallon of milk instead of $25 for a can of formula that lasts half a week!