Extreme Cheapskate Borrows Breast Milk From Friends
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2024
- Extreme Cheapskate mother borrows milk from friends and strangers to feed her baby.
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To be fair, some women don’t have a large supply of milk. Some women struggle with it. But that child seems too old…
I agree I don’t think the breast milk is a problem it’s more of the not buying wipes or stealing a changing table or using a used shirt as a diaper….
I was one of those mothers that couldn’t produce enough milk. So getting milk from reliable sources was nice so I didn’t have to use as much formula. Because that stuff is expensive. I do agree that kid was way too old.
My son decided he was done breastfeeding a little after he turned two. It was so painful, I don't understand how she just stopped making milk. just seems fishy lol
The breast milk is 100% the issue! Are y'all insane?! There is no telling what illnesses, diseases, or infections her friends have and I would even wager on the high likelihood that they would not rat themselves out should they have any std's (which, unless you're brain dead, MANY of them can in fact be passed from breast to baby, which is one of the other huge reasons donor organizations exist and why they test every person who donates rigorously). Not to even mention drugs that those women may take or other potentially dangerous substances that her baby may be allergic to or affected by. People: DO NOT BORROW BREAST MILK FROM YOUR FRIENDS! NEWBORNS ARE DELICATE AND CAN DEFINITELY DIE IF YOU GIVE THEM BREAST MILK THAT HASN'T BEEN TESTED!!! There's also no way to ensure the milk was collected and stored with any sanitation in mind. If the friend left it out too long, is sick, drank liquor within a certain timeframe, didn't wash or sanitize the storage containers or the breast pump, or didn't refrigerate/freeze it prior to it being handed over, then it's a disaster just waiting to happen. Hell, even despite our not so great financial situation + my inability to produce yet because our daughter was severely premature/delivered at 29 weeks and we owed a shit ton of money for several months of NICU in addition to my body not producing as it tried to play catch up...I still would NEVER have used breast milk from a friend, family member, or stranger I found online. I would still go through donor organizations and make that drive so I didn't risk my child's life. Poverty and trying to save are not legitimate excuses. Lack of producing is not an excuse. There are benefits to assist women even above the poverty line (which we were by several thousand, yet still were granted snap) that do in fact take a lack in production as a qualifier. That woman can 100% apply for snap benefits and get it through much safer means. And if the kid is too old to meet those qualifications, then it's damn well bloody time to get the kid on regular milk, regular foods, and water. That kid shouldn't have to be forced to drink something potentially dangerous, especially on live fvcking tv. This whole this is absolutely sickening. The breast milk is most definitely a problem and she is no better than an antivaxxer refusing their kid vaccinations out of pure ignorance and wanting to seem bbette/wiser than everyone else (despite actually looking bloody rεⵜαгdεd and like a neglectful parent to the rest of society).
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 I agree there are a thing as reusable diapers but they have inserts the shirt isn’t going to absorb like they do and I’m pretty sure that the mess will get everywhere not arguing just an observation
A sweet friend of mine from high school produced a lot of milk. This was just a year or so ago. The couple had fertility issues and didn’t think they could get pregnant. After years of no baby, she got pregnant with a cute lil girl. 😊 She put the excess milk in the freezer and saved it for women in their small farming community that needed help. It brought a tear to my eye that she could and she would.
I’d take it straight from the source.
@@Nic00016luckily no woman is interested in getting within 5ft of you, let alone women with kids
@@Nic00016 Ew, buddy. Don’t be weird
Sorry u aint trusting that. Idk what nutrients she had when she produced that. For all we know it'll fill the baby up and not give any nutrients. Formula is best for growth while breast is best for baby foods.
That's honestly really beautiful!❤😊
counting down the days till Ken tells me happy birthday on my birthday
Always!!! ❤❤❤
I waited for that day, and when it came there was no upload.
@@PowerSynopsis😭Same. Not even the day before or after…
… well don’t keep us in the dark how many days on the count down!
I have birthday in 2 days so I hope he gonna post a video Friday 😂😅😊
Why do people think they have to have a changing table? All I bought was the pad, since it's coated in plastic. You just put that on the floor to protect the carpet, or on the bed to protect the bedding, and if anything leaks out you can easily clean it off the plastic-coated pad. So cheap, so easy, and it's portable. This lady is crazy.
Agreed! I bought one when I had my son because it was on the list on necessary items. I can count on my hand the amount of times I used it. Don't waste your money people!
My little sister (foster family) was also changed on the floor, couch or bed with a simple regular cloth underneath - not even with plastic - and I've seeing pics of my brother and myself (both birth family) on a padded mat on a regular table - with a cloth cover so I don't know if the mat was plastic or not.
I mean if you want a changing table, go for it, but it's really not necessary by any means, especially since kids are already super expensive without stuff like that.
Aren't changing tables pretty outdated in general? Seems that's why so many in the older generation are tapped. Lead in the cribs and headfirst dives off fancy antique tables.
mom of 3 here and never once had (nor wished I had) a changing table. Always seemed like such a pointless piece of furniture to me.
lol yeah, $20 for mine.
I believe about 15%of women don’t produce enough milk and formula is expensive. Formula has went up $100 atleast! So I completely understand getting milk elsewhere. Also, some cultures breast feed longer for they believe it’s better for their child.
The kid looks older than one, she doesn't even need formula.
+100$ for how much? How much bulk are you buying your formula in?
@@crosales8184nope! Only Americans believe that breastmilk stops being beneficial after 1 year! In many developed countries women breastfeed until age 2, 3 and longer!!! The World Health Organization and American Academy of Pediatrics both say the longer you breastfeed the better it is for the baby.
@@kellibrenneke2253not true. Netherlands also most ppl breastfeed till 1 y old
@@raven88261i live in the netherlands and it depends but people i know breastfeed for 2 years.
That baby is going to have a chapped ass from those paper towel wipes 😖
Poor baby 😢
I have helped someone with a milk supply problem before, and I have tons of friends who have donated to milk banks. Breastmilk being shared isn't as taboo anymore, thankfully.
I don’t think it was ever taboo until fairly modern times! Glad that was a temporary stupidity.
It was taboo because you can spread serious viruses and bacteria through breast milk or through storing it in non-sterile containers.
LOL and Some people ask with crazy eyes "Why don't you want kids???". Probably because we cant afford even one child let alone more than one.
If she really wanted to save money, she could just wean and potty train her child.
( Not speaking for this lady)
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Some women can't produce breast milk. There are actually many reasons why a woman could suddenly stopped producing breast milk even if she's healthy. There's also a condition called elastic nipple where breast pumps make it harder to produce breast milk. There's actually breast milk exchange programs to help mothers and families who are going through issues of this type.
Furthermore some families want their children to remain on breast milk so if the mother is unable to produce they will often find these programs to help them.
Wet nurses have been helping in this way since forever.
I think the word is more she did is “borrow ” the breast milk,so how you gonna give that back?
But alot of people said the child/baby, looks older then she needed the milk for
Right is she supplementing the breast milk at an appropriate age or is she not giving her toddler an appropriate diet? That was what was brought up.
Well said.
Yeah. I've been reading up on ancient Chinese history and I find it fascinating how noble houses handle breastfeeding. Somehow, noble women and women from the royal family are not allowed to breastfeed their babies. They will already have at least two wet nurses available, which are nursing mothers hired from commoner families. They are brought in early on then isolated and treated well to ensure that they are eating healthy and have no conditions WHATSOEVER (even if it's just a tiny rash or dandruff 😅). Sometimes, they are not allowed to go out and their movements are monitored because they are one of the ways the families' enemies can harm the babies. They're scared that the wet nurse can eat foods that can affect their milk and cause reactions on the baby or even poisoning. It's a veeeery lucrative job but pretty dangerous, coz your entire family can sometimes be used as a collateral.
Comparing this to what's happening on the video is kinda funny.
Happened with my wife 😊
All diapers were re-useable cloth diapers until a few decades ago. Never heard of one having a plastic shell though.
The diaper cover has a plasticky fabric that doesnt let liquid through, thats what hes talking about. Its not a hard shell it is just plasticky fabric
It's just a plastic panty that goes over the cloth diaper in case it leaks.
Baby's like: "I have an entire vintage all for myself, this one's Jessica, fancy stuff".
She's the one that said "it's a little crusty."
I thought I recognized her 🤮
An old, potentially unhygenic change table duct-taped to the wall is not safe. You shouldn't put such a high price on safety.. especially for a baby! :(
Yeah, seriously. I’ve had three concussions as an adult. Not trying to sacrifice my baby’s brain, too!
That is fkn wiiild
That changing table was also just sitting on a stool... Could've at least duct-taped it to the stool as well (this is a joke, use something more stable, dang it)
LMAO, because you can't get beaten up by someone, pushed down to the ground, pass out, get in an accident that isn't your fault, get abused by a loved one, get injured trying to help someone else, slip and fall down stairs that were poorly developed or not properly maintained by the responsible party..... Yeah concussions are always only the person who got its fault. What a wild take 😂 "that sounds like entirely your fault." 😂
@@HarWatSin learn concussion through intervention. God you sound like the same type of shitty people who were permitted to adopt me.....
If you want to save money, don't have children!!😂
I love me a good bargain but a changing table from a gas station is just something else haha, your videos are awesome sir, thank you for your content, always cheers me up :)
Please do a longer video of just you and Buff (and Mary if she wants too) just talking to each other and discussing things. Love listening to you guys chat especially on those longer videos!😊
Or start a podcast! 😍
Call it Toast Talk
Born 91 here, my parents used cloth diapers. Back then there was a service that would collect, wash and restock you with clean ones. Services like that probably don't exist any more with how normalized disposable diapers are
My parents did tht with my sister and me in the late 80s/90s. You cam still have a laundry service pick up clothes, but I have no idea abt cloth diapers lol
Okay, I've only been able to produce milk for at most 3 weeks. Then my body just stops. I was so lucky to have a sister in law who gave me her extras once her babies got bigger. It really helped me
Oh my gosh! That barely gets you settled in at home. Aww, I’m glad you had help.
The cloth diapers made of old t-shirts is a good idea, IF she made them right. My mom made and used them in the 70's. She also switched to disposables with me. lol
Some women don't produce enough breast milk, no matter how often they feed or how soon they give birth. I don't think sharing breast milk is that weird especially if you are close with the person or related. Ever heard of a wet nurse? Just my opinion🤷. I do agree that the other stuff she does is weird.
you always have formula goofy molly!
Yep, my mom is a breast cancer survivor and when she had my sister she used milk from one of her close friends because she can’t produce it anymore
@patrickgragg5602 which is $40 a can in some places now. That can last only a few days
Agreed, my grandma shared her milk with the local hospital and two friends during de 2d ww. Back then this was normal and very apreciated. My nana had big big boobies hihihi
There is a breast milk bank were some mothers donate for women who can't lactate in India. It helped atleast 200 infants in my city according to their report. This is India btw. Bangladesh decided to ban it as giving breast milk automatically makes the baby the daughter or son according to islam. Which could potentially lead to incest if a mother's milk shared and given to too many babies, Which is asinine.
I saw a documentary and selling breast milk is a VERY lucrative industry and when I say lucrative I’m talking over $100 million dollar industry. The documentary goes on to explain the women that provide the breast milk have to go through physicals & various testing to ensure they’re healthy & not on any substances. There’s an agency that acts like a middle man between the mother buying the milk & the one providing it. I got the impression that it’s one of the many things rich people do to make their lives easier. Maybe the mother can’t produce enough milk or honestly doesn’t want to be bothered with the process of pumping & they hire the agency to find a mother willing to sell her milk.
I didn't produce milk at all and received breastmilk from other people for my preemie daughter. This is very common! Nothing wrong with it!
Everything else though... nope
Same my son was a micro preemie and had to drink donated breastmilk while in the NICU
I think it was only talked about 'cause the child was (maybe) 2 years old? So there isn't need for that milk any more at least in that capacity. Is she giving the child milk to cheap skate on food or what?
As some who WORE cloth diapers as a baby, way back when (I had an allergy to the chemicals they used to put in the disposables at the time, apparently), I remember seeing the old style ones around, and occasionally my Mom still would use one on my brothers when thwy were little in a pinch (aka, we ran out of the disposables). You're right Ken, the cloth ones don't really save money or the environment that much because of how much laundry you need to do because of them. They also need changed MORE often (the disposable ones can hold up to a bit of wetness a LOT better, especially during the day). Seemed like the cloth ones, as soon as any little dribble got on them, they needed changed because baby was uncomfortable and rashes would develop faster if left for even a short amount of time.
IT IS HER 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Milk sharing has been around forever. Think wet nurses.
Wtf lady, you don’t NEED a changing table 😂 I’ve always changed my baby on my bed.
What about the floor like Ken said lol
I use cloth diapers during the day and disposals during the night as well as when not at home.
It definitely makes laundry a constant struggle.
Using cloth diapers and breastfeeding has saved so much money for our family.
Your a strong momma!
“Borrow”
right like ... is she going to give it back or what? lol
No way, I've been binging past episodes the last couple of days and then I'm suddenly blessed with a brand new one?! 🙌🏻
Same! LOL
Once more i am amazed by Ken's eye for detail!!
Wait, for free? Damn, my friends really cheated me out on my money
I feel sorry for these kids if you want to be cheap don’t have kids…kids are expensive
My thoughts exactly. I'm actually curious as to what she spends all the saved up money on 'cause I'm sure I can hate on it
@@frostdemen1 They are just doing it because, no real reason for saving. It can get to be a mental issue with some of these people.
@@vaderladyl That would mean these people have some serious savings
4:04 That lady 100% just wanted to boohoo and act like they did her wrong because people started recognizing her after the show. She wouldnt specify which things were "faked" because they werent. The condition of her house, her hygiene, and her getting food out the trash were all her. She just regretted having it broadcasted on tv.
I saw something that said she was just an actor and none of that stuff was real....maybe it was real and the actor claim was just a way to deny it all? Who knows. Can't believe anything you see on these shows, but there's also a lot of weirdos out there, so I wouldn't be shocked either way.
I have read that some is real and some is faked and exaggerated for TV purposes. Not only this lady, but all cases shown on that TV show.
@@vaderladyl yeah, definitely!! I know this from firsthand experience, too. Long time ago, back when Joe Rogan was still the host, I was on Fear Factor. And, despite the fact that my teammate and I were totally getting along with all the other couples (as we had been together at the hotel, and at the doctor checkup we all had to do, etc) they told us to talk shit to each other and be adversarial when the cameras were rolling to add to the drama. So, I have always since then looked at all "reality" tv with a skewed and skeptical eye.
@@1976cali Yes, exactly. It is not all what it appears to be on TV.
My wife had a hard time producing. And almost killed me when I suggested we could buy some.
Cloth diapers are great! The only downside is they are expensive and yeah the laundry.....BUT if you get in the habit of rinsing and handwashing them in the sink and letting them airdry on a rack, you can save on that laundry Ken. They airdry quickly once the waters out. You get a good stockpile of liners and shells, the disposables are best saved for travelling.
I have always been an "undersupplier" when it comes to breastfeeding, but thankfully, I have been able to afford formula to supplement. But I know some Moms who have donated, and I am in a group on Facebook for any Moms who want to donate and/or ask for donor milk. Donating breastmilk for many different reasons is a beautiful thing to me!! As long as it's going to a child in need, I feel like it's a great thing.
That being said... this Mom is definitely taking things to a whole new level as far as saving money lol that diaper changing table was something special 😅😂
"Hello, the human cow. Why not? Luxury milk. Lady milk!"
Who would have thought crusty underwear could sell books.
I miss the episodes that are a little longer. I feel like, I just get settled in to watch and then it’s over😢 Love your content tho, and I mean.. I get it. I guess🙄.. 😂
1:30 FINALLY, KEN HAS SEEN MY BOOK 😂😂
They also make reusable pads, and adult diapers (my partners grandma is in hospice and i had asked if they made the diapers like these pads and if we could get those cause she goes through more diapers than a baby does, which surprised me).
I thought the pads would gross me out, got them as a present from my mother for christmas this past year, honestly- tried them cause i was low on pads and too lazy/cramps to go to the store. was genuinely super pleasantly suprised that they hold MORE, dont chaff your existence to oblivion, and less worry about it like shifting to a side and making a mess on your pants or something. Also saving money. The whole washing thing was gross for like, one whole day to me, while i figured it all out, then i realised i mean, thier getting washed in the laundry ( they get thier own load cause im still iffy about it) and thier just as clean after as any other clothes id wear. So despite me thinking they'd be nasty af, im actually super happy that i switched. also, ALOT less swamp ass in the middle of hot texas weather, goddamn they are so absorbant.
TLDR: Cloth pads/diapers are really awesome. and a HUGE money saver. try em out, even if they gross you out.
I'm genuinely curious, how many reusable pads would someone need to have though? Obviously would depend on flow, but, like, roughly in a day or a week? 🤔
Also guessing it would depend on how often you'd want to wash them and all that. I feel like the ones I've seen are somewhat pricey, but they are reusable, so probably worth it over a span of time as long as they last.
Maybe I'm being a little judgemental here but if a parent won't spend money on the necessities for their child like the bare minimum they shouldn't have one. She's selfish.
My friend nursed until he was freaking six. He had little brothers and sisters so momma just kept pumping it out, he kept sucking it up..🤮
Oh my goodness…that fellow will have issues!
@@suzybearheart530 will, he acts like an entitled nippl..oops, nepo baby, so there's that.
Many people in other countries do breastfeed until about that age, that is not abnormal. And if no one makes an unnecessary fuss about it, the kid should be fine.
@@vaderladyl Until 6!?! Wow, you just blew my mind. It seems like if they’re old enough to chew, they shouldn’t be on the nip! But I guess that’s just me. 🤣
@@vaderladyl it's not unnecessary: there is no scientific evidence that points to any benefit from nursing beyond the development age of a toddler. Mammals are not genetically coded to benefit from long-term lactose/lactase consumption. ERGO, IT'S FCKING WEIRD.
As a former hard dr*g addict… please don’t bring a changing table into your home. I never put any substances on them but I know most addicts wouldn’t think twice if it’s the only surface available in the bathroom. Please be careful and always wipe them down or bring a changing pad or towel or something like that to use as a barrier between the surface and your child’s skin.
My milk stopped when my firstborn was 3 months. I had Rota Virus and I was severly dehydrated and it dissapeared in 3 days. Even though it continued, but in very small amounts. Like 30ml a day. So yeah, I can relate to the "renting my friends milk"
sharing / donating breast milk has been normal for all of human history, there are even milk banks. as amazing as formula is, having saved countless infants over the generations, breast is still best when it's an option.
I couldn’t produce breast milk when I gave birth to my son and when we had a milk shortage and people on the streets was charging out the ass for some formula luckily I had a friend who was willingly to donate some breastmilk to me to help out
5 minute crafts: extreme cheapskate edition
Bra! It is the lady. She's moving up in the world of TLC! Lol😂
I have two in cloth right now and your right the washing machine never gets a break 🤣
That baby is gonna have a super charged immune system!
In relation to the breast milk sharing thing, that’s still totally normal to me, especially if you have people you know and trust who are willing to donate. I’m an over producer and I’ve been lucky enough to be able to help a friend from church who had her son the same time as me and her supply plummeted suddenly. I understand how that could seem weird, but at the end of the day breast milk is breast milk. And yes, fed is best but formula is virtually unaffordable nowadays so finding donors can be a huge blessing.
Yessss!!!!❤
“Can I borrow some breastmilk?”
“Yeah as long as you bring it back.”
Now that I have a kid. Watching this 😂 her child has grown all of these items and she can’t seem to let go 😂
I had to pause and watch the Kate interview. These people are just regular people put in the hands of producers and binding contracts
The shot of both of you together at the table sent me straight back to Meme Couch 😭
Ken has one of the greatest memories lmao
Hey I grew up with cloth diapers lmao
I do want to say, i did lose my breast milk supply when my baby was 6 months old and not from lack of feeding her... she would scream while trying to eat but get nothing and the drs found out i was sick and needed surgery. Losing breast milk isnt always from a lacl of trying
I'm sure they know that. That kid is 4 tho she stopped lactating cause nature is telling her no.
OMG ITS CRUSTY UNDIE LADY!
@5:45 we said “you don’t need a changing table” in unison 😂
Girl has to be a first time mom lol
IYKYK😂
We not onna talk about how cluttered and dirty the house and fridge? Cmon ken you usually spot these things lmao 😂
Somewhere there’s an owner of a gas station who watched this episode and said,
“So that’s where that changing station went!”
Ken Thankyou for continuing to post all the time. After Felix and Sean stopped posting so much I’ve been running out of regular vids to watch ❤ keep up the good work we appreciate you!
Ok the T-shirt diaper is last-resort, ran outta diapers at the amusement park or lake or what have you, survival situation pinch hitter for real diapers. It’s the “just for the ride home” band-aid you never tell your friends about. And the t-shirt is summarily burned after. (We had this happen once, and my husband rigged the shirt via some origami sorcery)
Not for every day use!
you guys are great. thank you for brightening my day.
It’s been WAY too long since last cheapskate video!! THANK GOODNESS for bringing it back guys!!! 😍❤️
"there's my pad boy!" HAHAHAHAHA right?!
I got free things too for my baby. Babies are expensive.
~ Free bassinet from my friend who's child had outgrown it. Free rocking chair off Facebook Marketplace that I cleaned up/washed up.
But why when they do it does it look so .... ghetto? lol
Tbf Ken and Dane are more weary since extreme cheapskates parents often have really bad hygiene with their children and take resources that they can afford.
In this case the baby's pretty big.
I'm also guessing when normal people get free things, they are grateful. When cheapskates get them, they're cocky and proud.
You dont need a changing table you can just use the floor. Also just a wet rag or a shower sprayer can replace wipes.
"the baby cooker" 😂😂😂
My birthday is Saturday and I'm probably the most excited to finally hear Ken say happy birthday😅
I've done the homemade baby wipes when I was too broke to buy actual wipes, put em in a ziplock bag and they stay moist lol
I love how you said underwear thing and I knew what you were talking about haha
I LOVE YOU GUYS 😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for the laughs godbless you!!!!
When I had my first one I gotten a wooden changing table that I just put on top of the dresser I had at the time. I cleaned it and I would just whipe it down when done. But once baby was a year I got tired of it so I just changed them on floor or couch lolol 😂
Haha like wtf. If you wanna save cash then avoid having kids = easy solution lol
Ken, thank you for being my UNO reverse card against my depression every day! 💚
" as you slow down it slows down" .
NOPE!
I tried everything but had to go to formula.
When I was babysitting my niece when she was a baby all we had was this thin plastic thing to put underneath her and we just changed her on the bed, couch, floor, whatever. Very portable. Very cheap. Or just use an old towel or something. You don't need an entire piece of furniture dedicated to changing diapers.
I have triplets and their brother is barely a year older. Formula was insane and that's when it was around 25 a can. I couldn't imagine these days. It's ridiculous. I would have became homeless.
That changing table is the realest thing I've ever seen
You can sell breast milk for $4-5 per ounce. It’s called liquid gold. One of my babies was premature and my milk had not come in yet. The hospital had a supply of breast milk it bought and I was able to feed my premie for a few days until my milk came in. It was such a blessing.
For my niece we just had that changing pad thing, and put it either on the floor or on the washing machine when changing diapers or clothes. Dont really need a full changing table, cause then you have to go to that exact spot to change the baby instead of just being able to move the pad around easily for your own convenience.
This is so old the kid is grown up now, I wonder how she feels about the gas station changing table and abandoned broken toys left by other children, along with the basically stranger breast milk (I doubt her mom screened these women), oh also her mom's crusty thrift store lingerie.
Apple really messed up because I haven't even watched the video yet, I remember all this from years ago.
Reputation is important people
The way Ken says "the POOP!" 😂
That last bit, with the t-shirt, was beyond ridiculous.
I did the same thing to make my own wipes. It's actually really cost effective and better for baby bc there's no alcohol. He rarely got diaper rash
Ngl I’ve used an unwanted T-shirt in a bind before but just to be able to run to the store 😂
Guys, you do realize that even if you were correct and that tub only lasted a week, and each was $32, it'd still only be $1,536 a year lol.
Feel so sorry for these kids as yes kids can be expensive and there are ways to cut corners to save having them. My sister-in-law had the cloth diapers for her two daughters. She showed me how it all worked and it does save, but the set she had was expensive though they went through two kids (barely). She would agree with Ken the washing machine was always going. My husband and I just had the mat for changing with two washable covers. So much cheaper then the changing tables and worked well for us given the convivence. Even had a little make shift caddy to hold diapering supplies. Now our pack and play also had a changing spot on it which helped as well when it came to diapering.
I spent so much time pumping extra milk for a friend of mine who couldn’t produce milk. I kept her supplied with enough milk that her baby didn’t have to drink formula for the first year of her life. It’s a lot of work to make all that extra milk. Makes you tired! But most ladies don’t breastfeed after about 24 months.
I took as much donated milk as I could with my youngest son and I cloth diapered and used homemade (washable) wipes with my older two kids to save money out of necessity. Some of this isn’t totally crazy. 🤷♀️
BORROWS?
Yea you know it’ll come back in a day or so 😅
It’s not even borrowing cause she can’t give it back
People have for SURE done drugs on that changing table.
Do You how many lines of powdered sugar have probably been done on that changing table? That baby is gonna be ITCHING for a duper change 😂
Nice. At least one person wishes me a happy bday today!
Extreme cheapskates is my favorite thing you guys cover