#8981053 - 03/22/17 05:15 PM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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I have 2 of these because it works so well, takes 15 seconds? to make a perfectly mixed bottle of formula for the next 3000 bottles (365 * 8?).
1 at home. 1 at MIL's because was visiting often and soon realized how I missed the machine at home. We used formula from Germany because all of the formula in North America is loaded with unnecessary sugar... they come in bags and are a bitch to scoop out of.
FYI on Baby Formula since you are concerned with your family's well being as you consume organic fruits when you can. This women is very extreme as we cannot practically live in a life like hers but if you can easily adjust your diet, why not? Holle and HiPP are the 2 most recommended brands and they are both from the EU but I think if you want something local, the Honest brand is not bad.
http://foodbabe.com/2013/05/28/how-to-find-the-safest-organic-infant-formula/
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#8981162 - 03/22/17 07:03 PM
Re: Back to basics
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You know it's bad when the fancy baby brezza kettle parent calls the fancy baby brezza formula maker guy a helicopter parent.
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#8981164 - 03/22/17 07:04 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Here i am trying to get a minute worth of sleep, then you have these baby brezza battles, jfc
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#8981243 - 03/22/17 08:36 PM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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Wow that's some major helicopter parenting. I often wonder how the fuck did my parents survive after they were born. And how did babies survive before formula!!!
1. Breastmilk
2. Baby Brezza is about convenience... why don't you use fire (ok that's extreme) / stove and a pot to boil your water instead of your fancy 90F water dispenser (btw that retails for $70 USD whereas a formula maker is only $100 more)? I just used what I had, a typical Asian hot water dispenser (195F) and add cold water to make it ~ 98F.
3. The world wants cheaper goods, so manufacturers are finding ways to deliver cheaper goods. Do you buy bleached garlic from China? You and your parents probably ate food grown locally. Nowadays, food comes from China, where they still heavily use chemicals like DDT.
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#8981341 - 03/22/17 10:09 PM
Re: Back to basics
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When I get married, I am getting a puppy.....ef this bb business. you guys are freaking me out! 
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#8981528 - 03/23/17 08:37 AM
Re: Back to basics
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I don't TO die alone.
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#8982481 - 03/24/17 07:35 AM
Re: Back to basics
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Another product that's pretty cool, this baby bjorn thing. Turns out we got one that I found this week, put kid inside, kid proceeds to pass out instantaneously.
It has a neck/head brace thing (folded over in this pic) that you can use for newborns.
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#8982955 - 03/24/17 01:28 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Just have more money, it's a nonissue  You probably have more money than me. How's this working out for you? Last 5 days have been hell, kid not sleeping at all needs to be held at all times or cries constantly
my money comment was strictly regarding your globe trotting shens brah  I will happily continue to not sleep 
And there I was roaming around Asia for two weeks staying in 5* hotels and flying at the front of the plane, eating $200 lobsters and $20 dumplings.
Kids?
Pfffft.
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#8982970 - 03/24/17 01:38 PM
Re: Back to basics
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wait, was life supposed to end when you become a parent?
must've missed the memo.
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#8983042 - 03/24/17 02:19 PM
Re: Back to basics
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#8983524 - 03/24/17 09:39 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Yeah I missed the memo too. We have taken my daughter on 5 trips so far and we are going to Hawaii this summer.
We still travel the same as before... almost, except now we have to factor in what will keep the kid happy on the trip. +1... people often ask why don't we leave our son with the in-laws  I want to bring my son to travel together with me and go to places that I've never experienced like Disney, Legoland, etc...
Yup. I want to expose my daughter to as much as possible. I didn't really get to experience any real traveling till adulthood.
The only place where she won't be going with us is to Tahiti :p
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#8983887 - 03/25/17 11:53 AM
Re: Back to basics
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So Vas, if your wife going back to work after maternity leave?
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#8983912 - 03/25/17 12:34 PM
Re: Back to basics
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If my business takes off in the first couple of years i will have no income so yea she will probably have to lol.
If I stay the course and stay in the corp world we might extend her mat leave.
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#8992329 - 04/02/17 07:25 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Took her for her first walk on Saturday, loved it 
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#8992398 - 04/02/17 09:24 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Great time for your wife too, weather is getting warmer and she won't be stuck inside the whole mat leave.
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#8992409 - 04/02/17 09:38 PM
Re: Back to basics
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It really is great timing from that perspective, wife definitely needs to get out more.
Is it normal that she is almost outgrowing her bassinet? Just over a month old, when she is stretched out there are a few inches left wtf
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#8992672 - 04/03/17 10:32 AM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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H&M baby clothes are the best value (organic cotton + cheap) but they are very basic style
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#8992761 - 04/03/17 12:01 PM
Re: Back to basics
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Denis Si
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Yea don't go crazy on clothes as people mentioned. My 2nd just turned one and she wears most of the stuff 18-24M or 2T.
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#8993159 - 04/03/17 04:38 PM
Re: Back to basics
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xza8
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Yea don't go crazy on clothes as people mentioned. My 2nd just turned one and she wears most of the stuff 18-24M or 2T.
Is it good that your 1 year old wears 2 year old sized clothes?
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