Yeah, he doesn’t get the concept of the cue at all. There’s no “oh, I have to pee.” It’s, “oh, wow, I peed?!”

The lack of awareness of his body has me really conflicted. This is such a common age to start, so that doesn’t help.

I hope it goes well! I was going to try the “oh crap” method when we started. Many people in my DD group seem to like it, but I’ve also met people who felt like it didn’t work.

I’m thinking of waiting until Elliott isn’t as surprised by the fact that he’s peeing.

He seems like he has no idea when he has to pee or poop, and announces it with much surprise in his voice-it seems like he's not quite ready. I don't know if that will change in a month, or three, though.

I think pushing kids before they're ready to do things that are more convenient for us isn't really the right way to go, and he doesn't seem like he understands his body very well at this point. I may end up waiting because he seems to be constantly surprised when he starts to go.

He doesn't even seem to know when he has to pee-it's a surprise to him when he does. I feel like we kinda rush kids as a society to do things that are more convenient for us and I'm thinking trying to potty train Elliott before he's ready is kinda doing that.

So torn on potty training. Elliott has multiple 3-day weekends coming up, and he'll be 32-33 months old. I thought I'd begin to introduce the concept over one of those weekends, but now I'm not sure. He has no interest, and his friends are struggling with it. Considering waiting until 3.

A cookie to anyone who can name my child’s hair color because I can’t

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Free from boot prison and ready to run.

A thousand lifetimes with you.

He’s so big! 31 lbs, 2.6 years old, and saying an average of 10-12 words a sentence, now!

If he can celebrate the death of a decorated serviceman, I don't want to hear a peep about morals. You will never convince me absolutely everyone on the planet has equal value, and this vacuous orange turd is one such example.

Somebody help me choose a champagne for when Trump finally kicks off.

Park picnic after x-rays and the mechanic.

Elliott starting limping big time this morning for no clear reason and complaining of leg pain. He has an appointment tomorrow, but this has never happened before. I’m super nervous for him.

In Talking to Parents About Vaccines, Pediatricians Navigate a Sea of Misinformation Practitioners nationwide are striving to do what’s best for children’s health, while staying supportive in the face of mistrust and confusion.

The rise in vaccine hesitancy has hit a critical point, with nearly 1 in 6 parents now skipping routine shots.
It’s impacting basic care like Vitamin K: 3 infant deaths in Idaho linked to refusal. We're in a climate where "logic is no longer part of the discussion."
#MedSky #PedSky

U.S. Troops Were Told Iran War Is for “Armageddon,” Return of Jesus Advocacy group reports commanders giving similar messages at more than 30 installations in every branch of the military

The good news is that if we lose in Iran and create horror across the region then Jesus comes back and fixes everything. Hegseth Doctrine.
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Nothing better than being this kid's mom.

I am out of my mind. I am rolling the dice and getting the repairs done tomorrow.

I might just have to pull the plug on the repairs and hope for the best. I guess worst case scenario, I can get a second job.

Can I point out how irritating it is we're spending a billion dollars a day on a war for oil while Americans literally can't afford to live?

Rescheduled repairs for March 25th because financial aid hasn't gotten back to me. Cross your fingers they approve repairs. My car's wheel literally shakes and I'm hoping it doesn't break down before then.

Good. Do it. Go on. Let's see it.