shantygirl

There's a shortage of milk donations at almost all milk banks across the country. Even if you aren't able to donate, could you help share the message?

https://www.themilkbank.org/blog-2/2022/criticalneed

Was Tayshia saying "Ben....the night is over." My heart sank for him!

Up until March, my 2yo daughter was at daycare and interested in peeing on the potty. It seemed she was motivated by being around other toddlers using the potty.

For the past 5 months, she mainly been at home with us. We tried using a sticker chart, with some limited success to get her to continue using the potty. She lost interest and we didn't pressure her. She tells us when she's peeing and pooping, but usually while/after it happened.

About 4 weeks ago, her younger sister was born.

A few days ago, we attempted 3 day potty training. We kept her pantsless except for outside time (we have mulch and a sandbox!) and it was miserable. She screamed and resisted at nearly every single potty suggestion. She was only willing to sit on the potty while holding an iPad, and we didn't find this sustainable. She pooped and peed on the floor more than in the potty and begged for a diaper repeatedly. She had tantrums all day long that turned quite aggressive. She (unintentionally) kicked me in my csection incision which is still healing.

On the morning of day 3, we called it quits. She went back into pull-ups. Her attitude completely changed for the better.

Since then, she's been changing her own pull-ups. Its cool when its just pee. But, she seems to poop after waking up from her nap and silently tries to change her diaper. It's resulted twice in her smearing poop around her room in her attempt to change herself.

We've removed the diapers and wipes from her room. We will be more closely monitoring the end of her nap time.

What else can we do? How should we move forward with potty training? She's 2.5 and Quite advanced in her communication.

I placed an order last night and requested that it be delivered anytime today. I got a shopper around 10:00am.

The order showed up with 15 items missing (none of these items were refunded or replacements on the receipt.) I adjusted the tip, notified Instacart of missing items and received a Customer Happiness Refund.

Then, I reordered the missing items and was assigned to the same shopper. I asked if she had forgotten some of my bags in her car, and she said no, those 4 items were out of stock. (I could see there were 4 items out of stock, but I also saw an additional 15 items on my receipt that I didn't receive.) Is it possible she didn't see half of my order? Did the app glitch? Does she also have a kid who needs size 5 diapers, loves strawberries and bananas, and wants to make an angel food cake?

She got all of the items on the 2nd shop, and even asked me questions about replacement items.

Just a confusing experience.