Toddler cries constantly around mom
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Toddler cries constantly around mom
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12DPO

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I quit nicotine last week
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11dpo I think I’m out this month

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Repeating Templates Q
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Seminary as a SAHM?
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Online seminary as a SAHM
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No peak, CD 19

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Would you go to the ER?
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Paternity test with EVERY birth
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The Goonies…. Lars?
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What’s the name you’ll never name your child?
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Are these burls?
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We stopping capping naps
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Does the 1st entertain the 2nd?
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Loved the name Lowen until…
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His first 11 hour stretch ever!
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Hero on a Mission by Donald Miller
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How would you make money as a SAHM?
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What would you do to make money as a SAHM?
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How to spell "lay-nuh"
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Floor bed questions
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Floor bed at 12 months questions
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