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Printablerushing07 said: DanceWme said: oh boy 
please dont tell me ur another one who doesnt find Tom attractive I don't. He reminds me this guy:  oh my god  | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: ZombieKitten said: I could squirt that far from my left one, the right one could only produce a dribble Is it true that all you have to do is hear a baby crying and your mile comes out? I don't mean now but when you're pregnant or breast feeding. yeah, in the first few weeks after I had my babies, I would "let down"*, even if I just THOUGHT about my baby 
*Let Down "When your baby begins to nurse, hormones are released that cause your milk to flow towards the milk stores behind your nipples. This is called the "let-down reflex". Sometimes, just the sight or thought of your baby may start the reflex and make your milk flow. On the other hand, the let-down reflex can be delayed or inhibited by stress, pain, embarrassment or other unpleasant feelings. In these cases, the milk flow may be interrupted temporarily, anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. The experience of let-down is different for each woman. When your baby begins nursing, you may feel a tingling sensation, a prickling or even slight pain in your breast. Milk may start dripping from the breast that is not being suckled. You may also feel strong cramping in your uterus when your milk lets down. Oxytocin, which is the hormone that stimulates milk flow, also causes the uterus to contract. In fact, breastfeeding helps your uterus go back to its original size faster than if you didn't breastfeed. These are all normal symptoms of the let-down reflex. You may experience all, or none, of these signs." http://www.parentingweb.c...etdown.htm I don't miss it! It used to feel REALLY prickly  | |
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DanceWme said: rushing07 said: I can't believe newspapers print this type of shit
 the katie holmes story is true. Tom was at my house  can't believe they printed this bout angelina:smfh: | |
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ZombieKitten said: MIGUELGOMEZ said: Is it true that all you have to do is hear a baby crying and your mile comes out? I don't mean now but when you're pregnant or breast feeding. yeah, in the first few weeks after I had my babies, I would "let down"*, even if I just THOUGHT about my baby
*Let Down "When your baby begins to nurse, hormones are released that cause your milk to flow towards the milk stores behind your nipples. This is called the "let-down reflex". Sometimes, just the sight or thought of your baby may start the reflex and make your milk flow. On the other hand, the let-down reflex can be delayed or inhibited by stress, pain, embarrassment or other unpleasant feelings. In these cases, the milk flow may be interrupted temporarily, anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. The experience of let-down is different for each woman. When your baby begins nursing, you may feel a tingling sensation, a prickling or even slight pain in your breast. Milk may start dripping from the breast that is not being suckled. You may also feel strong cramping in your uterus when your milk lets down. Oxytocin, which is the hormone that stimulates milk flow, also causes the uterus to contract. In fact, breastfeeding helps your uterus go back to its original size faster than if you didn't breastfeed. These are all normal symptoms of the let-down reflex. You may experience all, or none, of these signs." http://www.parentingweb.c...etdown.htm I don't miss it! It used to feel REALLY prickly the only thing i miss about breastfeeding is that it was the only thing that i could do for my baby that no one else could. it was our special time together 
mind u , it wasnt so special at 1am, and 4 am 
that cartoon is hilarious seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before   | |
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prb said: ZombieKitten said: yeah, in the first few weeks after I had my babies, I would "let down"*, even if I just THOUGHT about my baby
*Let Down "When your baby begins to nurse, hormones are released that cause your milk to flow towards the milk stores behind your nipples. This is called the "let-down reflex". Sometimes, just the sight or thought of your baby may start the reflex and make your milk flow. On the other hand, the let-down reflex can be delayed or inhibited by stress, pain, embarrassment or other unpleasant feelings. In these cases, the milk flow may be interrupted temporarily, anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. The experience of let-down is different for each woman. When your baby begins nursing, you may feel a tingling sensation, a prickling or even slight pain in your breast. Milk may start dripping from the breast that is not being suckled. You may also feel strong cramping in your uterus when your milk lets down. Oxytocin, which is the hormone that stimulates milk flow, also causes the uterus to contract. In fact, breastfeeding helps your uterus go back to its original size faster than if you didn't breastfeed. These are all normal symptoms of the let-down reflex. You may experience all, or none, of these signs." http://www.parentingweb.c...etdown.htm I don't miss it! It used to feel REALLY prickly the only thing i miss about breastfeeding is that it was the only thing that i could do for my baby that no one else could. it was our special time together
mind u , it wasnt so special at 1am, and 4 am
that cartoon is hilarious
I used to sit there in the baby's room eating ice-cream at 3am, breastfeeding made me ravenous! | |
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ZombieKitten said: prb said: the only thing i miss about breastfeeding is that it was the only thing that i could do for my baby that no one else could. it was our special time together
mind u , it wasnt so special at 1am, and 4 am
that cartoon is hilarious
I used to sit there in the baby's room eating ice-cream at 3am, breastfeeding made me ravenous! id fall asleep  seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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ZombieKitten said: MIGUELGOMEZ said: Is it true that all you have to do is hear a baby crying and your mile comes out? I don't mean now but when you're pregnant or breast feeding. yeah, in the first few weeks after I had my babies, I would "let down"*, even if I just THOUGHT about my baby
*Let Down "When your baby begins to nurse, hormones are released that cause your milk to flow towards the milk stores behind your nipples. This is called the "let-down reflex". Sometimes, just the sight or thought of your baby may start the reflex and make your milk flow. On the other hand, the let-down reflex can be delayed or inhibited by stress, pain, embarrassment or other unpleasant feelings. In these cases, the milk flow may be interrupted temporarily, anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. The experience of let-down is different for each woman. When your baby begins nursing, you may feel a tingling sensation, a prickling or even slight pain in your breast. Milk may start dripping from the breast that is not being suckled. You may also feel strong cramping in your uterus when your milk lets down. Oxytocin, which is the hormone that stimulates milk flow, also causes the uterus to contract. In fact, breastfeeding helps your uterus go back to its original size faster than if you didn't breastfeed. These are all normal symptoms of the let-down reflex. You may experience all, or none, of these signs." http://www.parentingweb.c...etdown.htm I don't miss it! It used to feel REALLY prickly This is why admire and respect women. The things you have to go through.  MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: ZombieKitten said: yeah, in the first few weeks after I had my babies, I would "let down"*, even if I just THOUGHT about my baby
*Let Down "When your baby begins to nurse, hormones are released that cause your milk to flow towards the milk stores behind your nipples. This is called the "let-down reflex". Sometimes, just the sight or thought of your baby may start the reflex and make your milk flow. On the other hand, the let-down reflex can be delayed or inhibited by stress, pain, embarrassment or other unpleasant feelings. In these cases, the milk flow may be interrupted temporarily, anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. The experience of let-down is different for each woman. When your baby begins nursing, you may feel a tingling sensation, a prickling or even slight pain in your breast. Milk may start dripping from the breast that is not being suckled. You may also feel strong cramping in your uterus when your milk lets down. Oxytocin, which is the hormone that stimulates milk flow, also causes the uterus to contract. In fact, breastfeeding helps your uterus go back to its original size faster than if you didn't breastfeed. These are all normal symptoms of the let-down reflex. You may experience all, or none, of these signs." http://www.parentingweb.c...etdown.htm I don't miss it! It used to feel REALLY prickly This is why admire and respect women. The things you have to go through.  | |
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prb said: the only thing i miss about breastfeeding is that it was the only thing that i could do for my baby that no one else could. it was our special time together
mind u , it wasnt so special at 1am, and 4 am Our first child was born in 1993, and we didn't breastfeed, so I would normally take the middle-of-the-night shifts. I was actually excited about this, because we had recently acquired cable TV, and I was just sure that all the great shows from the '80's - like "Magnum, P.I." - were shown on random cable channels at 3:00 AM. So that first night, I grab Junior, get a bottle, and settle down on the couch. I hit the "ON" button and...what the fuck?!? A show about using a vacuum cleaner to cut your hair? Another one about making juice out of things that don't have juice in them? What the hell is this? Where is Thomas Sullivan Magnum? This is how I found out about infomercials. | |
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| @ this entire thread.
that comic strip was cute...worse things are in the newspaper than that. | |
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