Soooooo My husbands grandmother told me that I need to take my tongue ring out before the baby gets here. I asked why well her response was "You don't want your child seeing you with that thing! You also don't need anymore tattoos!" Like really?! Piercings or tattoos have NOTHING to do with your ability to be a good parent!!!
MakahlaМама троих детей
I have 3 tattoos and my Hubby has 2 and we both plan on getting more! I know I am after My Son is born. Oh I might as well have murdered someone if I do the way she'll act! @crystalssmiles92 and exactly!! @mango44
smh... i would have told her if i didn't want anyone to see what i chose to do with my body, i wouldn't have gotten then. thanksss grandma, but relax.
Tuh! please my brother is loaded with tattoos and he's a great father smh i can't wait when this bundle pops out I'm getting INKED.
MakahlaМама троих детей
I know I have to take it out at the hospital but she means take it out and DON'T put it back in lol @babychloe
SamanthaМама дочки-младенца
you do have to take it out while in the hospital but other than that its not really any of her business. i have mine in. my daughter and nephew like to stare at it lol. my nephew tried to grab it once lol
tattoo mommies let me see your sweet tattoos this is my right arm its a rose vine going around my arm and on my forearm i have two owls in love connected to it . on my left side of my belly I have a dragon ;)
Locking your doors We are having a discussion on one of my birth boards from my older kids about locking doors and security alarms. There are many of us (me included) who do not lock our doors at home (I actually don't even have a deadbolt on my house and we don't lock it when we leave either), and others who think that's totally weird. So what do you do? Do you lock your doors? Do you think it's weird that people don't?
#mombassadorchat Moms, Done with diapering? Today we're chatting all things potty training with @smilingwithmyawesome4kids, who is a mombassador and admin of the very popular potty training group in the app. Share your potty training stories, ask questions and share tips on this post. @smilingwithmyawesome4kids will also answer any questions! Here's her bio and general tips: Hello I am Ceiamaria I am a stay at home Mother to 4 children ages 12,8,7 and 11 months old. I am happily married for 12 years and we are still going strong. I am determined and driven for success FAILURE isn't an option for me. I potty trained my oldest at 9 months old. My 2 middle son's were more difficult they were between 18 months and 2 years old. My baby boy was showing interest in potty training, I decided to buy him a potty chair. Potty training tips 1.) Don't rush your child 2.)Don't yell at your child 3.) Don't punish your child for having accidents 4.) Don't give you child candy 5.) Don't compare other children to your child 6.) Do praise your child 7.) Clap your hands when your child goes to the potty. 8.)Take your child every 15-30 minutes to the potty 9.)Don't criticize your child 10.) I don't recommend pull ups but I don't bash mothers who decided to use them. 11.) Remember potty training is not taught in one day you have to be determined to potty train your child. Add your replies in the comments below! Thank you @smilingwithmyawesome4kids !
You can be racist towards the race of your friends. You can be racist towards your own race. You can be racist towards the race of your family. You can be racist towards the race of your spouse. You can be racist towards the race of your kids. Your racism doesn't just stop being racism because 'X' is said race. Racism is Racism. Thanks for coming to this very well needed TedTalk.
Crystalis 😏
pay het no mind she's jealous lol
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