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2 weeks ago |
peanut-app.io | Tassia O'Callaghan
There’s no heartbreak quite like a best friend break up. One minute you’re sending each other unhinged memes at midnight, the next you’re ghosted on WhatsApp and avoiding their face in your camera roll. No one tells you how much it’ll hurt — or how disorienting it is to grieve someone who’s still very much alive. But if you’re here, you’re probably already deep in the post-friendship spiral. Welcome.
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1 month ago |
peanut-app.io | Tassia O'Callaghan
Your belly’s growing, your boobs have officially taken on a life of their own — and now your feet are… doing things. They’re puffy. They ache. They look kind of purple in weird lighting. And none of your shoes fit anymore, but not in a cute “guess I need to buy new ones 😌” way. More like “why do I suddenly have Hobbit feet?”Welcome to the very real, very weird world of mom feet. If you’ve never heard of it, you’re not alone.
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1 month ago |
peanut-app.io | Tassia O'Callaghan
You’re exhausted. Like, three coffees deep and still crying at cat videos kind of exhausted. Your hormones are all over the place, you’re trying to keep a tiny human alive, and sleep? What even is that? So when someone mentions ashwagandha — this ancient, herbal “miracle” for stress, sleep, and mood — you’re curious. Desperate, even. But then comes the anxiety spiral: Can you take ashwagandha while breastfeeding? Is ashwagandha safe for breastfeeding mamas? Will it dry up my milk? Mess with my baby?
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2 months ago |
peanut-app.io | Tassia O'Callaghan
No, you’re not imagining that cringe-worthy, nails-on-a-chalkboard sound coming from your sweet little cherub. Baby teeth grinding — AKA bruxism in babies — is a real thing, and it can sound intense enough to make you wonder if your little one is auditioning for a horror movie soundtrack. If you’ve caught your baby grinding new teeth or you keep thinking, “Why is my baby grinding his teeth?” you’re in the right place.
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2 months ago |
peanut-app.io | Tassia O'Callaghan
Maybe you’re folding laundry, juggling a dozen tasks, and out of nowhere, your kid starts playing on their own — quietly, contentedly, and totally in their own universe. You might be thinking: Is this okay? Should I join in? Or maybe you’re doing a small victory dance because you finally have five minutes of peace!That blissful moment when a child is off in their own little world is known as solitary play, and it can be both magical and beneficial.
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