Day 4: Favorite Quote

Day 3: Things That Make You Uncomfortable

So far, I'm sucking at this blogging everyday thing. Anywho, the prompt for yesterday was to write about things that make you uncomfortable.There is only one thing that makes me really uncomfortable. Like, uncomfortable to the point of tears, if it continues for too long.

You know when a group of people are all doing something, and you've decided that you don't want to do said thing, but they keep pressuring you to do it? Yeah, that's my "uncomfortable thing". There have  been several occasions where people have felt the need to continue to pester me as to why I don't want to do what they're doing, and I end up crying and wanting to leave. It's not fun.

Other than that, there aren't a ton of things that make me uncomfortable. Obviously watching movies that include sex scenes with any older adult in my life, as well as, being cold. I hate being cold. It too makes me cry, but that's because I'm miserable and feel like I'm going to freeze to death. Extreme situations only, duh.

What makes you uncomfortable?

Day 2: Educate

Today I'm supposed to educate everyone on something I know a lot about.
I know a lot about a lot of things, so I'll give you a general run down...

I know a lot about cloth diapers. I did almost a years worth of research before I ever bought one, which was just a month or so ago. This is where I got a lot of my information. If you have any specific questions, I can surely answer them. If you're wondering, my favorite brand is AppleCheeks! They're the brand I use exclusively on L while I'm at work. His parents use disposables.

I know a lot about babywearing, but not more than the average wearer. I did dedicated posts about babywearing here and here. I also watched a lot of videos and did a lot of research before I started buying wraps and carriers. There will be more coming soon. My stash is a growin'. (:

I know A LOT about car seats. I'm a nationally certified CPST. Rear facing to the max of the seat is the safest thing you can do for your kids and I am a huge advocate for extended rear facing and extended harnessing. Don;t count on the government to protect your kids. Read your manual, know your seat. This video isn't in English but it's an awesome side-by-side comparison as to why to ERF. If you ever have any questions about car seats, installation, harnessing, etc., PLEASE reach out to me in what ever way suits you the best.

I'm linking up with Jenni everyday! She's the one who created this challenge. (:

If you're also doing this challenge, let me know and I'll go check out your post & learn something from you!