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You've got tons of good thoughts and sticky vibes coming from me. Congratulations!

I think that varies pretty widely. I know some who dropped naps entirely at 2. Others at 3. I have one friend who's son just turned 5, and he still naps more days than not. With DS1, I stopped his...

This is where I am. But my girl is very fair, so sun protection is a big deal for me.

Glad to see that 12-13 months isn't totally unheard of. My guys are starting to go down to one nap a day, for the most part, and honestly, they go to sleep at night so much easier with just one nap...

How old was your baby when s/he went down to one nap a day?

My son once got a sun catcher to bring home from a party. That was a fun little craft to do. And inexpensive to buy at Michaels.

Here, I think it would be noticed if they weren't given because they're ALWAYS given. I hate the ones filled with candy and crap toys, too. What I like better are things that are more like a small...

I don't know that breastfeeding has any effect on whether or not your baby's easy. With the twins, they're both breastfed. Alex is needy. Elena's super easy. The method of feeding doesn't seem...

Wow. She sounds like a real winner. /sarcasm

I think you handled it perfectly. And being done w/her is probably a good plan.

Totally a BFP.

It *is* one way to pass the cold sore virus.

OMG, I get the "Where did they get their blue eyes from?" all the freaking time. DH and I both have hazel eyes. I sometimes want to respond with, "From the milkman." But really, it's just simple...

Dude. My twins don't even look like siblings. Siblings don't always look alike. :shrug:

Do you know how long your cycles usually are? Are you for sure late? I'd take a test to be sure, but if the condom never broke, and you used one every time, the chances of you being pregnant are...

I don't know, but here's some info on periodic fever syndrome:

http://my.clevelandclinic.org/orthopaedics-rheumatology/diseases-conditions/periodic-fever-syndrome.aspx

Some women don't get positive HPT's until much later in their pregnancies, for some reason, but that's really rare. Maybe call your doc and see if they'll do bloodwork?

Oh my! What a rollercoaster you've been on. I'm so sorry for the loss of Baby B, even though you didn't know s/he was there. And oh so happy for you that your little Pip is still snuggled into...

You're already late? Take a test.

ETA: I didn't have symptoms that early on, though w/my surprise twins, I had a gut feeling about it and tested the day my period was due.

My second miscarriage took longer than my first, and that was at about 9wks. But I did have a time when things slowed down a bit, and I thought that it was weird. But they picked back up again...

How terrifying this must be for you and for her. I continue to hope for a good update. :hugs:

We were done when my twins arrived, and there's NWIH I was going to get a tubal. There are too many horror stories w/them, and you know what? I carried 3 kids, went through 36 hours of labor and two...

Wow! Well, this is a big deal for sure. Could you maybe do progesterone cream for the time being?

My one year old DS is very cranky in the evenings. My one year old DD is also a bit cranky. I think it's just the end of the day, and they're tired. I get cranky when I'm tired, too. ;)

This. And I hope it's good news.

Definitely don't take it after O. They used both black and blue cohosh on me when my labor stalled. It caused some crazy strong contractions.