#steriliser

[martin-gonsales]

Exploring the Benefits of Momcozy Steriliser and Dryer!

I recently came across the Momcozy steriliser and dryer, and I must say, it's an incredible addition to any parent’s toolkit! This product not only ensures that your baby's items are thoroughly sterilized but also dries them efficiently, making life so much easier for busy moms and dads.

The convenience of having a steriliser and dryer in one is a game changer. You can rest easy knowing that your baby's bottles, pacifiers, and toys are clean and safe for use. Plus, the user-friendly design means you can operate it with ease, even on those hectic days.

Has anyone else tried the Momcozy steriliser and dryer? I’d love to hear your experiences and how it has helped you streamline your parenting routine.

Let’s celebrate the amazing innovations in maternal and baby products that make our lives smoother!

[communistkenobi]

whenever right wing people talk about “parental rights” they are talking about property rights. they are arguing for further political and legal enshrinement of their children as their literal actual property

[elchemyhq]

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June 1st is celebrated as the International World Milk Day, started by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations to recognise the importance of milk as a global food. We would like to take this opportunity to tell you about Hydrogen Peroxide and its surprising connection to this dairy celebration!

Hydrogen peroxide plays a vital role in maintaining cleanliness and hygiene. It's commonly used as a disinfectant and sterilizer, ensuring the safety and quality of dairy products throughout the production process. Elchemy takes pride in being a true source of hydrogen peroxide, supplying the dairy industry with this essential ingredient to ensure milk products reach your table in the freshest and safest form.

At Elchemy, we're passionate about delivering high-quality chemicals that impact our daily lives. So, whether you're curious about the science behind hydrogen peroxide or want to explore its diverse applications, we're your go-to source!

Comment below with your thoughts, and questions, or simply to share your love for milk. Let's toast World Milk Day and the fascinating world of chemicals that make it all possible!

[ventsharm]

More things for our little one, expected by 16th March, induction 10th of March I believe it is, letter of confirmation to be received I think... Her microwave steriliser to just pop in the microwave for her bottles and dummies... A washing machine to clean her reusable nappies however we have plenty of disposables for my hospital bag and for if reusables don't work out for us... Her baby bath, her bouncer, her toy drawer with some toys, and her night light ❤️ Can't wait until we have a 2 bedroom property, we're all ready for her and we've made space though 💕

[valtsv]

a friend of mine when she was a teenager used to not wear earrings very often so the holes closed up sometimes and she had to slightly repierce them (normal so far). except she used to heat up the stud on her hair straighteners bc it "made it easier" to repierce them, basically she cauterised herself every few months. i always thought that was metal as fuck

thats so smart i wish i thought of that. i used to just stick a safety pin in there and get an infection like an idiot.

[eclecticwordblender]

russia now wants couples to have 8 children. the burden of childbirth always falls on women. be it controlling population or increasing it, the government feels entitled to women's bodies.

remember when in india, indira gandhi had forced vasectomies done? (i dont condone that ofc there were other social markers which decided who was sterilised). not one person said then that resources are limited and we need population control to save them. it was just... wrong. because it is unfair to control what people do with their bodies. YEAH BRING THAT ENERGY BACK.

[reginageourge]

🕯️manifesting a gf who is not a gendie, not polyamorous, not into bdsm, not into drugs, and does not have a fashion sense straight out of tiktok🕯️

[genlosscharliie]

relatively short video about israel's historical mistreatment of arab jews (and non-white jews in general). more information can be found within the following; (x), (x), (x). please look at those if you wish for more in-depth looks.

[avephelis]

i hate those videos like "fixing my fans' art" "how to draw lips" (NOTE: lips are all perfectly glossy) "how to draw anatomy" (NOTE: only slim/muscular anatomy) "how to draw faces" (NOTE: only anime perfect ratio faces) and so on. just because someone is a good artist it does not give them a free pass on this shit girl are you serious.

[friendlymathematician]

sure is interesting that in the midst of a climate crisis, specifically green parties all over europe are the ones obsessing over the extremely polarising gender identity issue. you would think they'd be out there building a massive voter base talking about droughts and forest fires and cities with increasingly unlivable temperatures during summer heat waves and not navelgazing about the importance of letting males id as women on their say-so. like, you peek at a self-id bill pretty much anywhere and find the green parties.

[majaurukalo]

One of the (many) things that makes disabled people the most marginalised community is that there will always be some kind of degree to which a good number of people will think that discrimination against us is okay. That it’s even “healthy”.

Think of separated entrances for disabled people into buildings. You’d never have separated entrances for black people today because history taught us well.

But it’s okay to have a different entrance for disabled people because a ramp looks ugly in the front or it “can’t be build”. So we have to go to the back, slalom through garbage bins, get lost in some corridor.

People justify this.

People justify institutionalisation of disabled people because “that’s the best way to take care of them” (breaking news, no it’s not).

People justify keeping disabled people outside of certain places, venues, fields, experiences because “it’s too dangerous”, “we can’t think of everybody”, “it’s too hard” yada yada.

And many don’t the see the real problem.

People justify the sterilisation of disabled people “because they can’t take care of children/their periods/whatever”.’

Like, we are not even considered enough for our own bodily autonomy.

Even when a disabled person is murdered by a family member the killing is justified and the family member who killed is “the poor thing who couldn’t bear with it anymore” and the murdered disabled person becomes “the angel who is now free from the life’s pains”. But no one asked them if they enjoyed their life, if they wanted to live.

Because a disabled life is not supposed to be good, right?

It’s always “for the sake of us”, “for our safety”, “to protect us” as if we can’t take decisions, as if we aren’t human beings with feelings, dreams, choices, desires, needs.

Nothing done against us can be intended for our best interest or our own good. It’s for the good of the abled-bodied society.

Period.

[marietheran-archived]

reading AITAs to do with abortion is so painful because the question will be "Am I in the wrong for pressuring my 16yo daughter to get an abortion?" and the answers will all be "No, of course no one can expect you not to burden the girl with this for the rest of her life because you feel her child will be a burden on you" and "Tell her horror stories about pregnancy and being a single mother; that'll frighten her into compliance 😊💖😚"

[crazybutgood]

[rangercorpstherapy]

My favorite thing in the world is where Wilyss romance fics always end in a pregnancy announcement. And you can tell it's written by someone who has neither experienced romance nor sex nor anything of the sort, because they think the end goal of all those things is a child. It's like a jumpscare every single time like wdym Alyss is pregnant?? And happy about it?? I can't think of a character who would want a baby less in possibly all of fiction. She'd be sobbing about it, not jumping up and down from happiness

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[duhton]

PSA : this is important. if you read nothing else in relation to my blog, that's fine. but please read this i will not follow or interact with any writers of jamie dutton ( they will be blocked ) i will not follow or interact with anyone who writes with writers of jamie dutton ( exceptions made only if discussed ) i will not follow or interact with anyone who supports or so much as likes jamie dutton ( he's a pos and i don't want him anywhere near myself or beth ) i don't care about excuses like 'this is just a hobby' and 'he's a fictional character' if you are not familiar with the show or his character, that's fine. see below why i, personally, don't trust anyone who relates to or associates themselves with jamie dutton.

the biggest most unforgiveable action he ever did was force a hysterectomy on his at the time underage sister. beth asked him for help after discovering she was pregnant, and he took her to a reservation clinic for an abortion. the nurse at that clinic informed him, a then legal adult preparing to go to college to study law, that if they performed an abortion there, they would also sterilise her. he knew this, he agreed to it, without telling beth and without her consent. this is an irredeemable act in my opinion. it's disgusting, it's horrific, and it's traumatising.

after doing this to her, she understandably, hated his guts. and she, also understandably, treated him like shit because of it. i acknowledge that, but i don't care about his feelings or his well-being. he reaped the consequences of his decision and then, here's the kicker, he played the victim. he shamed her for her trauma and her very valid feelings about what he did to her, and he victimised himself by saying a. she asked him for help ( help, not a hysterectomy, as beth herself points out ) aka. it's her fault. b. that he regrets it every day ( he only regrets it because beth made his life hell in the aftermath and also he has never once ever actually shown any real remorse or even so much as apologised to her for what he did to her ) and c. told her to her face that he himself didn't want children because he didn't want to pass on the genes that made her ( implying that he wouldn't have wanted her to have children of her own anyway ) not that it would've mattered in the end, because he's not a blood dutton.

every act of violence we have ever seen from jamie dutton has been toward women. he hit beth hard enough to knock her to the floor. sure, beth hit him first. self-defence is self-defence. but then he talked to a journalist, spilled all of his father's secrets to said journalist, and when he realised his fuck up, he killed that journalist. also, a woman. most recently, he hit sarah across the face all because she said something he didn't like. he then called her, crying about how he didn't mean it, and that he's sorry. text book abuser behaviour.

i firmly believe that nothing would be different about the show if jamie dutton wasn't there during it. if it had been jamie to die instead of lee, literally nothing would change about the events of yellowstone from season one through to season five. he is useless, pathetic, spineless and disgusting as a character. he is a character on parr with the standard dni male characters of the rpc re. billy hargrove from stranger things. i've seen enough of excuses made in defence of jamie dutton, and it makes me sick. trying to justify what he did and then blaming beth for his short-comings is unacceptable, in my eyes. he is not a good person and he deserved to die. if you don't agree, i can't change your mind and i'm not going to bother trying. that's entirely up to you, kindly block me.

[anglerflsh]

Actually I thought about that poll and I would rather be able to ride a horse around the city than a bicycle. At least 30% of the responsibility if something bad happens would be on the horse