My husband is absent-minded (though related more to Asperger's than ADHD), and with some things like the monthly bills, it's better for me to just take over. So if there's anything of dire consequences (laundry?), you might just need to do it. But for everyday chores, he should be able to either set up a schedule to…

Maybe there's a recipe online you could use? When we used to run out of dry cat food growing up, my mom would mix together tuna & torn-up Kraft singles with Cheerios and microwave them so the cats couldn't pick out the good stuff and leave the Os. When I run out of dog food, I give some brown rice mixed with peas…

I'm sorry that things suck right now, but your last sentence made me laugh and laugh.

Love the gif. Hate the grey, too.

AskaManager.com is a great resource for all things job related. If you can't find what you need, write her an email! She responds really quickly.

Don't say anything until after you get the job. It might be awkward, and there might be resentment, but they will have to get over it. Depending on how far along you are, you can act like it's a total surprise when you make the announcement. It's illegal to discriminate due to pregnancy.

There is a product made specifically for this: Monistat Ant-chafing gel. If you are oily of face, it also doubles as a great makeup primer!

Good for you for normalizing breastfeeding! And fuck those strangers for commenting on formula.

I am so sorry your friend is an asshole. Not all men are like that. I think the good ones are able to compartmentalize.

Right. None of these activities strikes me as particularly extravagant or frivolous, especially since they all paid their own way. It all sounds like normal things to do in that span of time, which can be important when everything else in your life has been put on hold.

Cosigned all this. I was born and raised in the South. It is my home. I refuse to cede my home to be run by these jackasses.

All newborn creatures are a little ugly. (I can't be the only mother who was secretly worried her baby wasn't cute, right?) They grow out of it, though.

We like to call it 'nudie-butt time' in our house. :)

But BOOTSTRAPS!!! Bootstraps, I say!

For the first month, baby slept in the pack n' play next to our bed. Well, "slept" is a generous term. He would cry and fuss and feed for 3-4 hours before even going to sleep, and woke several times on top of that. And he grunts and fusses in his sleep, too. We felt like zombies. When I moved him to his own room…

I have 2-3 cups of coffee and a beer or glass of wine while breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is hard enough without all these restrictions on top of it.

On our first date, my husband and I split two bottles of wine and then made out so hard I lost an earring! Neither of us were looking for anything serious, but we knew it was real pretty soon. We just had our first baby together (well, first period for either of us too!), and it's just made us closer. I think you…

Jeze-moms! I am leaving my 2-month old little baby for a work conference clear across the country and I am SAD. And also nervous about pumping mah boobs in public. But also SAD.

Sometimes I read my Birth Group forum on Babycenter since everyone on it has a similarly-aged baby, but I never ever post because they're so freaking catty sometimes. Also, the grammar/spelling makes me cringe.

Oh, and good luck!