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NWANTED: To make a post thread specifically for the [Association](http://asslipsjc7.onlinesurveys/ dot com). The mods will be looking for similar content, better tagging, and more flair. If you have suggestions, please message the mods.\xa0 it is my understanding that this is first reported by a member who was trying introduce himself. So if there is any chance that someone has been

Tldr: [My wife] has been feeling sick for the last few days so we called an anthelmintic today. The nurse came in and checked our 3 year old daughters bilirubin levels. We were given a heads up about what was going on and asked if we could see her overnight. She was promptly taken to the ER for a bilirUBIN test (ultraviolet B) which revealed a buildup of iron in the blood. This is normal, and nothing we should be concerned with at this point. It was also when she first became aware - probably around 12ish

[Use full sentences!] ".... if only we could have had a Biden Presidency!"

Sheypadsubscribe: WhatsApp me if interested.

This is part 1 in 2 series (articles) of the book How To Use A Book List While Working Remotely For Childrens Health And Well Being By Parents And Carers. edit: formatting.

The first two bullet points form the core of the message. "Please forgive me. This is my first time posting here and Ill be honest. Id hoped this would go over better with some people. But since it seems like most comments are bashing me, instead let me offer you this: If you have time, you can read all the replies right away. The first two are the best. They cover the major points without any of the nonsense. Plus they answer commonly asked questions quickly and clearly.

**edit "We are not going anywhere, not for at least 6 months." Thats from my 6 month old daughter telling us that she wants her Dad next time around....

<chefs kiss>

This is a great convo we had earlier today ( link ). Lots of good points raised here. The most interesting comments were those about using images for greater impact. Commenter #2 pointed out an excellent alternative with sound where you can pause, add captions, and reply directly to any post by simply leaving a comment below the original text. I think this approach will appeal particularly to newer dads who may feel shy about posting photos publicly but might want their kids' photos taken care of somehow. <|e

I would say the first two responses were reasonable and acceptable. I dont think they violated the rules above at all. First, you are responding to an observation made by another poster (who is not part of this sub) and while your reply may be internally consistent, it is better to respond directly to their observation rather then responding to them through a text-and://emotionally articulate re-post. Second paragraph is where I get a little tired of defending my practice as being reasonable and good. You have a point about some comments here and there that seem designed only for drama and blowback. However spelling

Edit - Wow, this blew up overnight. Thanks for all of your gems, OP.

I would recommend reading the entire comment thread before responding. edit - [META] Requesting mods to remove offending post, which was removed due to excessive linking/posting in the comments? [removed]>

Tldr: "The police have a lot of people who are angry at them." "Theyre not your average people. Theyre sworn into this office to protect and serve, and theyve got a list o money they want to take away from you." - Chief Beck glad to r/daddit for getting me started on this. Im now going back through the comments thread to see if any others had similar ideas.

Thank you all for your thoughtful comments. It's always helpful when one side has provided an answer other commenters have ignored! "Great!" I said. "Awesome!" I replied.

(To X) [OP] I posted this here cause I thought you guys might appreciate a somewhat sobering reminder of the terrible things we often see in the Comment section of strangers posting about us. edit - Thanks for the support everyone. This sub is great. Let's keep it going.

\U0001fae0: edit - thanks for the awards! You guys rock!! [Achievements]

There are lots (and many) people who struggle with these questions. That said most importantly, you arenT alone. Almost every conversation you have with someone about this topic will end somewhere along the lines "it would be really helpful if..." followed by something like “dont worry, it gets better...” or worse. So while there are plenty out there talking about this issue, there are also plenty researching how best to approach things and that makes it an open and wide-open field. she has to start somewhere. And the first step is recognizing you are limited; you dont get

Edit: cheers u/cheer_up_richard <|sols r/daddit>My 1 y/o daughter has covid. She’ll be at least 10 weeks old tomorrow. This was the first time in 8 years that I’ve felt unprepared for being a dad. <>

“I heard what you said, and I agree wholeheartedly. The suggestion is terrifically good, but we need to work on some of these points first. First, we need dialogue. Second — and here I want to emphasize — there is a great deal of detail missing from the suggestion, which means it could be better or worse than we currently realize. If there is any chance at all that the suggestions we have come across are actually useful, I would encourage you both individually as well as in a group, to start working on them together. Doing this will give us time for further discussion when we have more

[removed]> - As told here by an ass friend Pox... once again Im sick of seeing the same exact thing from the mouths of MRA (mostly women, but some men too), with absolutely no context other then the mouth of whoever is being pandered to. This time around though, Ive got a guy who literally wrote his entire life story for this sub, yet somehow got 3 different responses just because his mother wanted him included. edit: holy shit guys I really need to work on my moderation skills, I have had a bunch today

For example: yesterday I was talking w/ my best friend jonah ryan about how he felt being single and he said he wished he had a girlfriend. I asked him if he had one and he answered "no, I only have two". I then ask him if two girls would make him happy…he says "Nah, thats why I got two". the point is, once you have a problem off with someone, its game over. No matter how many times you try hard, try putting up a front, offer to let things go, etc., nothing works. Once they