Jackie Oshry

It's a lot. You ever have a clog? I've never had a clog. Oh my God. I was getting so many clogs the first time. But they also say like you get more clogs the more you pump because it's like... No, I've never had a clog. I've also never had mastitis, which I heard is the most painful thing ever. I was getting a clog a week. It was so painful. It would like get me home from work sometimes.

Like it was so... Can't you have your husband suck it out? Yeah. Did he do it? Yeah. Oh my gosh. Winner, winner. But then the science changed in between my two kids. Like literally the science behind clogs changed. It used to... They used to think that it was...

Like it was so... Can't you have your husband suck it out? Yeah. Did he do it? Yeah. Oh my gosh. Winner, winner. But then the science changed in between my two kids. Like literally the science behind clogs changed. It used to... They used to think that it was...

Like it was so... Can't you have your husband suck it out? Yeah. Did he do it? Yeah. Oh my gosh. Winner, winner. But then the science changed in between my two kids. Like literally the science behind clogs changed. It used to... They used to think that it was...

like an actual clog so you would need to like melt it like something stuck so like you would put heat and then the thinking changed like literally six months later that it's actually inflammation and you need cold and so everything that you were doing like rubbing like killing yourself hot showers was making it worse yeah

like an actual clog so you would need to like melt it like something stuck so like you would put heat and then the thinking changed like literally six months later that it's actually inflammation and you need cold and so everything that you were doing like rubbing like killing yourself hot showers was making it worse yeah

like an actual clog so you would need to like melt it like something stuck so like you would put heat and then the thinking changed like literally six months later that it's actually inflammation and you need cold and so everything that you were doing like rubbing like killing yourself hot showers was making it worse yeah

So you need to do cold. That's what they say now. I might be texting. But that's like everything. You know, baby should sleep on the front. Baby should sleep on the back. Like how just the recommendations change all the time. All the time. So you really have to do like what feels right for you. So if you're going to co-sleep, is there a certain side? Oh, co-sleep, my favorite subject. Not for me.

So you need to do cold. That's what they say now. I might be texting. But that's like everything. You know, baby should sleep on the front. Baby should sleep on the back. Like how just the recommendations change all the time. All the time. So you really have to do like what feels right for you. So if you're going to co-sleep, is there a certain side? Oh, co-sleep, my favorite subject. Not for me.

So you need to do cold. That's what they say now. I might be texting. But that's like everything. You know, baby should sleep on the front. Baby should sleep on the back. Like how just the recommendations change all the time. All the time. So you really have to do like what feels right for you. So if you're going to co-sleep, is there a certain side? Oh, co-sleep, my favorite subject. Not for me.

I would just go with like the side that's like more inner to the bed. Do you put like a round, what are those like round?

I would just go with like the side that's like more inner to the bed. Do you put like a round, what are those like round?

I would just go with like the side that's like more inner to the bed. Do you put like a round, what are those like round?

It is nice to wake up to. I'm going to try it. Because, you know, when you like have a sleeping baby and then you put them down finally and then they start crying because you put them down. Yeah. They want to be in your stomach still. Yeah. Like when you never put them down, they just will sleep longer. Like then, of course, like then we have to like, you know, transition to a crib.

It is nice to wake up to. I'm going to try it. Because, you know, when you like have a sleeping baby and then you put them down finally and then they start crying because you put them down. Yeah. They want to be in your stomach still. Yeah. Like when you never put them down, they just will sleep longer. Like then, of course, like then we have to like, you know, transition to a crib.

It is nice to wake up to. I'm going to try it. Because, you know, when you like have a sleeping baby and then you put them down finally and then they start crying because you put them down. Yeah. They want to be in your stomach still. Yeah. Like when you never put them down, they just will sleep longer. Like then, of course, like then we have to like, you know, transition to a crib.

And like that was hard. But it was it would have been hard if we did it at one month or five months. So at least like in those early days, like we were getting more sleep.

And like that was hard. But it was it would have been hard if we did it at one month or five months. So at least like in those early days, like we were getting more sleep.

And like that was hard. But it was it would have been hard if we did it at one month or five months. So at least like in those early days, like we were getting more sleep.

To pull up your Kindle. Yeah. I probably wasn't even reading at that time. So you were just asleep. Dad, you're so tired. We were actually in the really early, like, newborn, newborn, like, days old stage. We were watching TV. Watching TV.