Danette

If you've been through the baby phase, you know how fast things disappear.

You swear you just bought diapers and suddenly you're back at the store again.

That's where Walmart's annual baby event comes in.

Right now, they've got thousands of rollbacks and more so you can save money on baby gear, formula, diapers, and all of those everyday essentials you hate running out of.

If you're getting ready for a new baby, upgrading the nursery, or just staying ahead of the next growth spurt, this is the perfect time to stock up on what you need all in one place.

Hey, there's one less thing to stress about.

You can shop the baby event from February 16th to April 17th on the Walmart app online and in store.

Thanks Walmart for supporting dad.

My husband, 35 male, and I have only been together for two years.

Six months into the relationship, we found out that I, 28 female, was pregnant, even though protection was used.

We both knew we wanted to get married pretty soon after getting together, so we decided to get married after finding out I was pregnant.

He is Puerto Rican, and his family still lives on the island, so I didn't meet them until we went on our honeymoon.

Everyone was so welcoming to me.

As my pregnancy went on, we continued our normal life together happily and smoothly.

Then, after I gave birth to my son, things started to change.

Suddenly, his family, who didn't involve themselves in our relationship, didn't come to our wedding, didn't keep in contact with me about my pregnancy, decided that now they needed to insert their opinions about how to parent and how I should be a good wife.

My husband decided that it would make the most sense for me to stay at home with our son.

He makes more than enough for our family.

So since I'm his main caregiver, it feels like they're constantly criticizing me.

They don't speak English and I'm still learning Spanish.