#diaper bag

[diaperdino77]

Peep into my diaper bag!

[a-sweet-diapered-softie]

You know that moment where you plan to wet yourself but not until later and you have some things to do so you start getting things together and then it dawns on you that you’ve just put together your first diaper bag without realizing it? No? Just me? 🫣😬😅

[secretunicorn]

New diaper nappy changing bag bought as ones I have are too small

I leaked when I was out only had 1 spare to change into and no spare change of clothes so had to tie my jumper round my waste to hide the wet patch 😳

[jillyb2004]

Mouse Fitzgerald Meets JoeCop’s New Baby Pineapple Girl Ermie

[mekyrdesign]

Introducing the Neon 1980s Diaper Backpack, a vibrant blend of retro style and modern functionality. This eye-catching backpack features bold neon colors that pay homage to the iconic 1980s aesthetic, making it perfect for trendy parents on the go. With ample storage space, insulated pockets, and comfortable straps, the Neon 1980s Diaper Backpack effortlessly combines practicality with flair. Stand out while carrying all your baby essentials in this stylish piece that redefines diaper bags!

[adrianlookatthis]

One time I got some spaghetti takeout on my way to a park with my husband and toddler and didn't find out until we got to the park that they didn't give me a fork or any other eating utensil. I had to eat the spaghetti with a straw and it was awful. So now every time we're out I always grab an extra fork and toss it into the diaper bag.

Today I was cleaning out the diaper bag and found like a dozen forks.

Next time the restaurant forgets my fork I'm going to be so ready.

[arieswrites2023]

Entry 27

I find these days that I have a lot going on. I feel so many things, and think so many thoughts. This means that there is a lot to go over in this particular journal. So, I guess that I will have to start at the beginning. It is the logical thing to do.

Today is Saturday June 1st 2024. Tomorrow, being Sunday, I will be entering my 28th week of my current pregnancy. This means that I am two weeks into my third trimester. During this pregnancy, I ascertain that I have been experiencing symptoms that I did not have with my other two pregnancies with my daughters Maya and Chloe. These symptoms include:

-> Hot flashes -> Mood swings

-> Food cravings -> Dizziness

-> Back pain -> Dehydration

-> Discomfort -> Nausea

-> Rib pain -> Vomiting

-> Fatigue -> Insomnia

-> Heartburn -> Headaches

-> Frequent urination -> Irritability

-> Contractions

These symptoms have been difficult to deal with, and often leave me exhausted. Today, for example, I feel abnormally exhausted, but cannot sleep. I am drinking a lot more liquids than before, and I am in a lot more pain. These are the kinds of symptoms I am not used to.

I even reached out to Judi Carboni, a nurse practitioner in Stewart Medical's Salem office. I need to set up an appointment so I can be seen. I need to get the glucose test and the TDAP shot done. The TDAP shot will protect Charlotte, as well as myself, form ever developing whooping cough. As for the glucose test, also known as Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT)? This test will tell me whether or not I have developed Gestational Diabetes. I also have some questions and concerns to discuss, including:

How do you tell the different between Braxton Hicks and real contractions?

How much water should I be drinking to avoid dehydration?

How soon should I start pumping and saving milk?

How much pain is normal during the 3rd trimester?

Are every day headaches bad?

What are the signs of hypertension during the 3rd trimester?

How often should the baby be moving in utero?

Why is the heartburn so bad that is leaves me with chest pain and a sore throat?

Why am I still getting nauseous and vomiting?

Is perimenopause the reason behind my hot flashes?

~ * ~ * ~

There is another thing I want to write about. The pre-trial date for my DCF custody case was yesterday afternoon at 2pm at Lawrence District Courthouse. Some people attended virtually, as did I. As to who attended:

-> Judge Hennessey -> DCF Attorney

-> Anthony Levasseur -> Kempton Giggey

-> Rebecca Rogers -> Adoption Team

-> Myself

During these proceedings, I learned a couple of interesting things. Out of these things, some were interesting, some were surprising, and some were startling.

The first thing I learned was that DCF is requesting Anthony's medical record from Worcester State Recovery Center and Hospital. The department believes that this is relevant to the case because Anthony was arrested two weeks ago on a domestic charge. They think that this hospitalization record can help them to better ascertain what Anthony's mental health really looks like.

The second thing I learned was from Anthony's attorney Kempton. He said that Anthony has a supposed brain injury that he sustained as a child. This is absolute bullshit! I have been through every page of his medical record and nowhere does it mention anything about any kind of brain injury. This information is completely false. They are lying trying to make him look better.

The third thing I learned was actually the most concerning. Anthony was asked multiple times by the DCF worker not to come to his visitations armed. Anthony has apparently been going to his visits armed with a knife. This information is very concerning, as it makes him a threat to Maya and Chloe. If it were up to me, he would never see the girls again after pulling a stunt like that. The girls are not safe with him.

The fourth thing I learned is that my interests and the interests of DCF are strangely aligned for once. I am not fighting for custody of Maya and Chloe. I am actually in the works of a proposed option of open adoption with my adoptive father Dale and step-mother Jennifer. It seems that it just so happens that DCF is in agreement with this plan. This was interesting to learn, especially since DCF thinks that I should not have any visits.

The next court date before the case moves to trial is on Thursday August 29th at 2pm. This particular date, is to go over any and all motions the attorney's want to put before the court before trial on the following dates:

-> Wednesday September 11th 2024

-> Thursday September 12th 2024

-> Friday September 13th 2024

-> Monday September 16th 2024

There is one last thing I was to go over before I end this journal. We might finally have everything we need for when Charlotte is born. However, we may need an extra box of diapers, an extra box of wipes, and we still need a thing (container) of baby powder or diaper cream. We even have my hospital bag and the diaper bag ready to go for when the time comes. However, I am not the one who packed the diaper bag. Jason packed the diaper bag so I could pack my hospital bag.

Just to be sure that it was packed correctly, I may have to go through it to ensure that Jason packed it correctly. I am in no way saying that he did it wrong. I simply want to be 100% certain that we have everything we will need for the hospital. Here is what should be packed in the diaper bag:

-> Pacifiers -> Swaddles

-> Burp cloths -> Nursing covers

-> Diaper cream -> Mittens/socks

-> Wipes -> Hats

-> Diapers -> Extra outfits x3

-> Changing pad -> Grooming kit

-> Tissues -> Gloves

I think I will check it now.

[freshlypicked4]

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[thekidspoint20-blog]

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[ayellowgiraffe]

Disney Star Wars x Jujube backpack / diaper bag / mom bag / dad bag...or for whatever your need is! Great thing about Jujube bags is that they are washable 😲

[kishizyp]

https://www.dhgate.com/blog/diaper-bag-checklist-what-to-pack-in-a-diaper-bag-for-newborn/

[babyfynewzealand]

Essential Baby Products for New Zealand Parents: A Closer Look at Baby Cots, Baby Sofas, and Diaper Bags

Introduction:

1. Baby Cots:

A baby cot is where your little one will spend a significant amount of time, so it’s important to choose one that provides comfort and safety. Babyfy offers a wide range of baby cot nz that cater to different preferences and budgets. From classic wooden designs to modern and versatile options, you can find the perfect baby cot to suit your needs. Look for features such as adjustable mattress heights, teething rails, and convertible functionality to ensure longevity and adaptability as your child grows. Babyfy’s baby cots prioritize safety standards, adhering to rigorous guidelines to ensure your baby’s well-being.

2. Baby Sofas:

As your baby grows, they will start to explore their surroundings and become more curious. A baby sofa provides a comfortable and safe space for your little one to sit, play, and learn. Babyfy offers a variety of baby sofas that are designed with the utmost care, ensuring optimal support for your baby’s posture. Look for features like soft, hypoallergenic materials and ergonomic designs that encourage proper spinal alignment. Babyfy’s baby sofas are lightweight, easy to clean, and built to withstand the inevitable spills and messes that come with parenthood.

3. Diaper Bags:

When it comes to being on the go with your baby, a well-equipped diaper bag is an absolute must-have. Babyfy understands the needs of busy parents, offering a range of stylish and functional diaper bag nz that cater to different lifestyles. Look for diaper bags with ample storage compartments, insulated bottle holders, and waterproof exteriors for added convenience. Babyfy’s diaper bags are designed with both style and functionality in mind, allowing you to carry all your baby essentials while staying organized and fashionable.

Conclusion:

Selecting the right baby products is an important task for every new parent. Babyfy, an online baby store in New Zealand, offers a wide selection of high-quality baby cots, baby sofas, and diaper bags to meet the needs and preferences of discerning parents. Whether you prioritize safety, comfort, or style, Babyfy has you covered. Remember to consider the specific features and functionality that are important to you and your baby when making your purchasing decisions. With Babyfy, you can create a nurturing and enjoyable environment for your little one, ensuring their well-being and happiness every step of the way.

This blog post first published on https://babyfynz.blogspot.com/2023/06/essential-baby-products-for-new-zealand.html

[manasukablog]

10 Items Of The Well-Stocked Diaper Bag

Does your diaper bag have everything you need in it? Of course, you have the basic items: diapers, wipes, bottles, etc. But are you equipped for any “baby situation” that could possibly arise? It may seem like a lot of gear, but if you bring along the following baby paraphernalia when you head out, you’ll be ready for just about anything. 1. Diapers Bring more than you think you’ll need. Even if…

[freshlypicked4]

Best Diaper Bag | Freshly Picked

Meet your ultimate parenting sidekick: Diaper Backpacks by Freshly Picked. Say goodbye to frantic diaper searches and hello to organized bliss. Crafted for busy parents, these backpacks combine style with function, featuring spacious compartments and durable materials. Whether you're on a playdate or a grocery run, stay effortlessly chic while keeping all essentials close. Simplify your parenting journey with Freshly Picked Diaper Bag. Because who says practical can't be stylish?