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bcrdukes 06-04-2025 05:36 AM

Nice guy winson604.

6793026 is located in the GTA. :okay:

RabidRat 06-04-2025 06:07 AM

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Originally Posted by supafamous (Post 9179834)
Make sure to use the Ubbi bags too.

Oh how come the Ubbi bags are better? I've just so far been using regular costco garbage bags since it works with anything anyway haha.

6793026 06-04-2025 09:57 AM

my family is in Van and we often Canada Post stuff over so it's not an issue.
Great list Rabitrat.

1) got the daiper genie platnium - i have no say... wife made decision
2) Huckleberry - is one I got.. key things for those who are also exepcting - we registered the kid's new address early / already so that's pretty cool.
3) we got the bottle sterilzer - i had no say
4) will look into Bottle warmer
b) wife got breast pump, i also had no say.
5) Burp cloths - got a few of these from church hand me down + baby shower gifts.
6) White noise - falk that... they can white noise to my snoring in the bassinet LOL. We got one. we'll see if that works.

As to camersa.

Looking for mirrorless.. see if i actually go and pick it up. I think key is to ensure it's image stablized and f1.8 lens. Can't complain to buy toys I guess.

I'm eager to make this again.
https://thewoksoflife.com/wp-content...16-480x270.jpg

roastpuff 06-04-2025 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 9179912)
As to camersa.

Looking for mirrorless.. see if i actually go and pick it up. I think key is to ensure it's image stablized and f1.8 lens. Can't complain to buy toys I guess.

I suggest a big aperture zoom (f2.8) instead of a prime 1.8, will be more versatile.

I have a 7D2 and a Tamron 17-50 f2.8 kicking around if you're interested. Not mirrorless but pretty good

supafamous 06-04-2025 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RabidRat (Post 9179866)
Oh how come the Ubbi bags are better? I've just so far been using regular costco garbage bags since it works with anything anyway haha.

The bags are really thick and strong so they hold the smells in better. I've never used the Costco bags so I can't compared but I was really happy with the Ubbi bags - my memory is fuzzy but I recall they had a very light texture to them, almost like a carbon fibre weave which I, of course, liked.

EvoFire 06-04-2025 03:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 9179912)
my family is in Van and we often Canada Post stuff over so it's not an issue.
Great list Rabitrat.

1) got the daiper genie platnium - i have no say... wife made decision
2) Huckleberry - is one I got.. key things for those who are also exepcting - we registered the kid's new address early / already so that's pretty cool.
3) we got the bottle sterilzer - i had no say
4) will look into Bottle warmer
b) wife got breast pump, i also had no say.
5) Burp cloths - got a few of these from church hand me down + baby shower gifts.
6) White noise - falk that... they can white noise to my snoring in the bassinet LOL. We got one. we'll see if that works.

As to camersa.

Looking for mirrorless.. see if i actually go and pick it up. I think key is to ensure it's image stablized and f1.8 lens. Can't complain to buy toys I guess.

I'm eager to make this again.
https://thewoksoflife.com/wp-content...16-480x270.jpg

Check to see if you guys can expense the pump through your insurance. A lot of ppl don't know it but that's a few hundo saved.

supafamous 06-05-2025 08:31 AM

Anyone ever take their little ones to a Vancouver Canadians game? I want to take my 6 year old to one but I imagine it'll be hard to keep her focused for 3 hours (not that I'll be focused for 3 hours - ballgames are for eating food and enjoying the weather). They have a play area at the Nat but I can't find any info on what it's like.

Badhobz 06-05-2025 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9179839)
Badhobz y u gotta hate
try to be positive for once yeah?

You want goodhobz. This is badhobz. Goodhobz not here. She’s busy doing good things.

EvoFire 06-05-2025 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by supafamous (Post 9180029)
Anyone ever take their little ones to a Vancouver Canadians game? I want to take my 6 year old to one but I imagine it'll be hard to keep her focused for 3 hours (not that I'll be focused for 3 hours - ballgames are for eating food and enjoying the weather). They have a play area at the Nat but I can't find any info on what it's like.

I wouldn't do it. They'd be bored out of their minds and asking to leave the moment the fries/popcorn you got for them is finished.

I was bored out of my mind.

Mikoyan 06-05-2025 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by supafamous (Post 9180029)
Anyone ever take their little ones to a Vancouver Canadians game? I want to take my 6 year old to one but I imagine it'll be hard to keep her focused for 3 hours (not that I'll be focused for 3 hours - ballgames are for eating food and enjoying the weather). They have a play area at the Nat but I can't find any info on what it's like.

I think the kids area is along the 3rd base foul line. I don't believe there's a view to the field from there.

unit 06-05-2025 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9179838)
Funny how you find the SL1 to be decent, bcos I have one and I think the image quality is crap LOL~

But it is ultra portable, and bcos of that, I actually end up using it for daily stuff more than I do with my fancier dSLRs.

i find it's more than adequate! granted i dont have any fancier cameras all my other cameras are film. maybe thats why i think its good.. lol

unit 06-05-2025 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by supafamous (Post 9180029)
Anyone ever take their little ones to a Vancouver Canadians game? I want to take my 6 year old to one but I imagine it'll be hard to keep her focused for 3 hours (not that I'll be focused for 3 hours - ballgames are for eating food and enjoying the weather). They have a play area at the Nat but I can't find any info on what it's like.

you dont have to stay for the whole game.. ive been to maybe half a dozen games in my life and only stayed for an entire game once.

6793026 06-06-2025 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9179957)
Check to see if you guys can expense the pump through your insurance. A lot of ppl don't know it but that's a few hundo saved.

Read your post and i did that just last time you posted. My plan told me to kick rocks; wife bought a US pump and they reimbursed her so yeahhhhh saved 400 bucks right there!

some did say before to use the one at hospital and then rent the ones you like / try them all first and fine the right one... but wife says no... oh well.

EvoFire 06-06-2025 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 9180320)
Read your post and i did that just last time you posted. My plan told me to kick rocks; wife bought a US pump and they reimbursed her so yeahhhhh saved 400 bucks right there!

some did say before to use the one at hospital and then rent the ones you like / try them all first and fine the right one... but wife says no... oh well.

Like laundry machines, some people aren't ok with sharing and that's fine. We did use the hospital machine though, they give you brand new parts so it's just the machine that's shared.

badgerx3 06-09-2025 10:29 PM

Having used an UBBI and a Diaper Genie... Definitely prefer the UBBI. As a poster mentioned above, the costco garbage bags (the white ones, I can't remember the exact size) fit perfectly in the UBBI.

To mask the smell, put some coffee grinds at the bottom of the pail (regardless of which one you choose). A system we set up was only to put urine diapers in the pail and poopy ones separate. When we lived in an apartment, we would throw out the poopy diapers daily (or every other day) with the other garbage. Since we moved to a house, we just keep a separate garbage bin on the porch to put the poopy diapers...

Speaking on pumps, Canada life let me claim a spectra pump I purchased from Target. This was back in early 2024 before Trump. My wife tried the hospital pumps and some others but liked the spectra the most.

Good luck!!!

6793026 06-10-2025 05:15 AM

That's the one my wife got. The spectra and also from target. I guess my shit ass empire life plan didn't include / allowed.

winson604 06-10-2025 08:10 AM

Diaper Genied it with both kids so in total we used the same pale for like 7-8 years. I can't compare to others but never once did I walk into the room or even close to it and smelled anything and no I wasn't emptying that thing quickly too most of the time I'm letting that thing fill to the max.

AzNightmare 06-15-2025 09:33 PM

I have a 2.5 year old that doesn't seem to have the mental capacity to understand to STOP pouring liquids out of his container all over the living room.

Even spill-proof containers, he's finding a way to shake or whatever to make it leak.


I have foam playmat tiles so every time there's a spill, I have to rip it all up to ensure the floor underneath is dry or my floorboards will get all warped.

Been dealing with this on/off for months, fucking fed up, need to stay calm before I start swinging and punch this kid in the face. At one point, he looked like he was making progress and would put the container on the counter top once he's done. Now he's just making a mess constantly.


AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAARRRRGHHH

/rant

Traum 06-15-2025 10:57 PM

In your case, can you get around the problem by using a single large play mat instead of the inter-locking foam tiles?

We have always had a one-piece 4-1/2 x 7 feet soft rubber play mat, so when spills happen, we just gotta make sure we get to the liquid before it runs off the edge to get to the laminate floor boards. IIRC we've never had a spill on the mat where the water spread beyond boundaries of the play mat.

6793026 06-16-2025 06:40 AM

wife got induced and has 2 balloons stuck inside...
Going in - "let's go to the mall after this" - i said, you gotta wait and see....
90 mins later... wife is crying in pain "u try to have 2 balloons up your ass while carrying a watermelon".

told her to take tyleno.. and after 2 hrs later.. took the tyleno...

back to the hospital later today and get the sweep... let's see how long this takes.

Traum 06-16-2025 09:19 AM

Hope things will go smoothly (and quickly!) with the delivery!

Exciting times ahead! (and buh bye sleep lol~)

RabidRat 06-16-2025 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AzNightmare (Post 9181513)
I have a 2.5 year old that doesn't seem to have the mental capacity to understand to STOP pouring liquids out of his container all over the living room.

Even spill-proof containers, he's finding a way to shake or whatever to make it leak.


I have foam playmat tiles so every time there's a spill, I have to rip it all up to ensure the floor underneath is dry or my floorboards will get all warped.

Been dealing with this on/off for months, fucking fed up, need to stay calm before I start swinging and punch this kid in the face. At one point, he looked like he was making progress and would put the container on the counter top once he's done. Now he's just making a mess constantly.


AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAARRRRGHHH

/rant

Sorry dude, that's rough.

I have a 2 year old who just shook a whole spill-proof bottle of water into a spare twin mattress that we neglected to cover w/ waterproofing. I think I'm going to now have to toss it for fear of mold growing. I guess it's old anyway...

RabidRat 06-16-2025 04:57 PM

Has anyone read Good Inside?

Our older one (the 2y/o) is really good at getting on my nerves lol. I'm only a few chapters in, but this book's been really helping me understand how to get to the root of some of the more triggering behaviors. Incidentally, also helping me understand more about my wife and myself, and why we react and look at things differently.

https://www.amazon.ca/Good-Inside...

Eff-1 06-16-2025 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 9181544)
wife got induced and has 2 balloons stuck inside...
Going in - "let's go to the mall after this" - i said, you gotta wait and see....
90 mins later... wife is crying in pain "u try to have 2 balloons up your ass while carrying a watermelon".

told her to take tyleno.. and after 2 hrs later.. took the tyleno...

back to the hospital later today and get the sweep... let's see how long this takes.

Best of luck, my friend. My wife was induced as well and it's no fun. It took us 4 days!

AzNightmare 06-16-2025 10:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9181523)
In your case, can you get around the problem by using a single large play mat instead of the inter-locking foam tiles?

We have always had a one-piece 4-1/2 x 7 feet soft rubber play mat, so when spills happen, we just gotta make sure we get to the liquid before it runs off the edge to get to the laminate floor boards. IIRC we've never had a spill on the mat where the water spread beyond boundaries of the play mat.

We need the interlocking foam tiles because he owns the entire living room + a bit more now. lol. He has a Little Tikes slide and some other wooden gym thing, so he needs a pretty big foam covered area.

The single soft playmat has not been used after he outgrew the play pen.


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