Anonymous #2 4d

why does that matter

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Anonymous #1 3d

Rounding up but yeah

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Anonymous #2 3d

He was not a doctor.

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Anonymous #4 3d

We were at my boyfriends sisters house for a small get together of around 20 people so our friends could meet our baby. It’s recommended to take newborns into outdoor non crowded environments like that because it helps their immune systems develop

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Anonymous OP 3d

Not until 6-8 weeks. I mean you do you but that’s insane to me

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Anonymous #4 3d

4 weeks is when you can take them out. We checked with our doctor before taking her and followed every precaution.

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Anonymous OP 3d

…every medical professional and pediatrician I’ve ever met has said 6 week (since any fever under 2 months is a medical emergency). But if your doctor says it’s fine and you feel safe like I said you do you do. Personally managing a newborn with 20 people making sure everyone is washing their hands, not kissing them, etc, is just waaay to much when I’m still practically in a diaper myself

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Anonymous #4 3d

Multiple medical professionals told us it was safe. Nobody else held our baby, or touched our baby, or kissed our baby.

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Anonymous #4 3d

yes because we always blame the victim, you sound so stupid rn

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