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Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
If you have questions about this, please email help@theknot.com.
Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
TAOMAB. Do you read it?
I know other boards post about it, so I was just wondering which of you (us) here read her blog?
And if you don't know what it is. Google "The art of making a baby". Or prebabyblog.
Re: TAOMAB. Do you read it?
I had to google it.
Her husband is creepy looking. I want to punch her in the face for being so skinny after having a baby.
That's pretty much all I got out of the first page.
Oh and super cute chunkster baby.
Yes, I do read her blog. I have been reading since she was about 7 months pregnant. I also follow her on Facebook. I really need to unfollow since she had her baby and only read her blog.
She's fascinatingly different and so is her husband.
She posted a link on her FB today that was discussing how people can cause autism in their children by consuming/being around 10 different chemicals or something of that nature. I found it offensive as a special needs mother that people feel those who have children with disabilities such as autism and ADHD and those sorts caused it.
So, I doubt I'll follow her for much longer.
Captain Highlights definitely made me laugh.
So creepy. Agreed.
I don't follow her on FB but,
to that. I'd find it offensive too.
I follow both, cheap entertainment. The part that bothered me is that link was from Parenting magazine. Many people actually follow the thing. And I find that sad.
I agree.
Oh my gosh. I found her blog several months ago and couldn't stop reading it. She is SO FREAKING PRETTY.
And yes her husband is funny looking. I know that's a mean thing to say, but I can't help thinking it.
Thanks for reminding me I had forgotten all about it.
Whenever she talks about her baby "chocking" on her milk during let down, etc...it makes me cringe.
I dont follow her blog specifically, but I have read it when people bring it up on the nest. I think she's a pretty girl, but dont think she's remarkably beautiful or anything all that speical. I think she's (obviously) pretty full of herself. She definitely knows how to call attention to her blog and get more hits, though. She's full of silly nonsense.
Aren't they the ones that are in real estate and a lot of their pictures on their blog are of them in other people's houses? Thats weird. And her H looks weird too.
I changed my name
If that is true, that is so creepy. LOL.
thats what they said maybe on MM or P&CE? I forgot which.
I changed my name
I couldn't agree more B. Also I think a lot of the mispronunciations and misspellings are because English is not her first language.
She originally posted on the bump and started the blog to show the world all she's doing to ensure she gets pg. Of course she got pg on the first month trying.
She got her bfp on like 6 dpo and was convinced it was twins.
She wore a lead blanket over her lap so the laptop wouldn't damage her fetus.
She claims too much stress during pg makes your baby homosexual.
She's totally not crazy at all.
This really grinds my gears. I work with children with autism and I can't imagine a parent being told they somehow willingly caused their child's disability. I agree that there are a lot of nasty toxins in today's environment that may possibly be linked to autism, but if that's really how she worded it: "people can cause autism in their children", that's obnoxious.
She just irks me for me some reason.