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baby lars is 6 months now so i imagine your little dudes/dudettes are of a similar age or fast approaching the 6 month mark at least

first few weeks were horrendous, now its pretty plain sailing and i finally nailed my wife again after almost a year out the game roflzzz

feels good bruhs

My kid is 11 months in 4 days. He's a beast lol

Step dad here... kid's 4 though.

Me and Mom been together 1.5 years...so I only get laid every week or two. I foresee it getting worse.

5 months old on the 2nd of July.

5 and a half months. Approaching 20lbs.

The monster eats and brute forces his way through life.

Super happy baby when he ain't hungry though.

8 weeks, 12 lbs and change

Sleeps 5-6.5 hrs through the night now which is nice

http://imgur.com/4LvN2yy.jpg
My dude is killing the game

https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...40&oe=59C3C097

beast moe.

I still don't really get the purpose of attaching the pacifier
I mean it's cool when you pick them up it doesn't fall on the ground, but otherwise, seems kind of pointless. And the strap just makes it easier for them to yank it out of their mouth

This dude knows how to make the things disappear though.

Also, we have him out and about a lot, and you can only bring so many backups.

Little dude turns 5 this Saturday.

Can I play?

My girls are 9 and nearly 7. Its looking like the youngest might have Crohns. Heart-broken. Took her for some more tests today so hoping that they'll come back with good news.

ugh dude that sucks so much. my wife's cousin has it and he's basically a hermit. the good news is there's been a lot of progress in the pharma industry in this regard. hopeful for a negative diagnosis on your end.

This is true, although to medication is astronomically high priced. Buddy of mine suffers from it and his insurance wont even cover the medication. He told me the shit is like $2,500. He pays in installments for partial tho. which is cool, I guess.

he lives in the uk though. even if he won't, as a welshman, admit it.

Yep. I've got it too and although I'm not quite a hermit it affects pretty much every part of my life. I'm certainly hoping that the treatment for it will get better and better as she grows up.

Lol I'm Welsh first of all but I have no problems being British or U.K. as well! Just don't mistake me for English.

yo you guys used a pacifier/dummy?

we havent used one at all, no intention too

slowly weening my daughter atm onto baby foods

Binky is love. Binky is life.

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checking in

img is fbux0red

Word lmao

i would like to inform everyone that cry it out/ferberization works.

thx.

Agreed.

Yeah we started doing that when we noticed he was crying for no reason during the night, after a few weeks it stopped. It's tough to do, but essential imo.

it's honestly more work to distract/provide interference on my wife than it is to just let him go.

lmao we're just getting to this sort of stage now of letting her cry it out

longggggg day at work today too to follow up an early start

I'm wiped out

http://noobmommy.com/to-ferberize-or-not-to-ferberize/

good reference point.