I also learned (for the sake of this video but then neglected to put the information in the video đ) WHY Japanese oni are depicted as wearing "tiger striped" pants! So old timey Japan used the zodiac symbols for directional signs and it's thought that there's a KIMON éŹŒé or "demon gate" in the North East direction. The North East is exactly between the ox and the tiger, which is why Japans oni have horns like an ox and the fangs of a tiger. To further emphasize the "tiger" aspect of the oni, they also wears tiger striped pants đđ đđčThey're also associated with thunder/lightning because Raijin é·ç„ (our thunder/lightning god) is depicted as an oni. So all of this to say... that was is the reason why I made a lightningy tigery striped wrap for the ehoumaki æ”æčć·» sushi roll đŹ
I also had severe post partum hair loss. I know it's terrifying but I promise you IT COMES BACK. It may take like a year or even two to fully come back but it does!! Your hormones are just crazy out of wack
@@reinascully I donât have any experience on post partum hair loss, but my partner suffers from Alopecia Areata and we used special shampoo, spray and even rosemary oil to stimulate the roots and it did work. Maybe that might be worth looking into?
I think I would've gone crazy with the amount of traditions surrounding babies in Japan. I am so happy you have a wonderful support system though and you are able to do all of these incredible traditions.
There are a LOT⊠itâs quite overwhelming đ Thankfully a bunch of them are really short & simple! And youâre right about my family support system, I wouldnât be able to do any of the ceremonies without them!
Iâve been a fan since sourcefed. Youâve come a long way and become more beautiful. I wish you and your family the greatest of all luck and peace :)
@@reinascully a lot of here are probably from those years of the internet. I still have the SourceFed jingle as my Animal crossing New Leaf town music.
Ugh postpartum hair loss is the worst. So mama doctor jones on CZcams described why it happens. Essentially your hair goes through three phases, growth, maintenence, and shedding. When you're pregnant your hormones tell a bunch of it to skip the shedding phase. So your hair follicles end up all synced up because they didn't shed when they normally would and when those hormones settle down they all shed at once. It does come back but it can take time. I was just getting all my new baby hairs when I found out I was pregnant with my second so I'm really dreading this round.
Ohhhh man what a perfectly explained description of whatâs going on during pregnancy vs after with the shedding cycle! Congratulations on your second baby! â€
My wife & I really enjoy watching your vlogs. :D Thank you for doing such quality videos; well thought out, well edited, & a contextual glimpse into your life & heritage.
It really warms my heart to see you and your family go on this new adventure with Airi. All these traditions that youâre now able to experience and pass on to her. So beautiful!â€
I love learning all the traditional Japanese customs. My husband is half Japanese but raise in Canada so we both enjoy learning new things and seeing how it's done in Japan and I can on day pass that knowledge to our daughter. Your hair will grow back I promise!!! Also don't feel like a failure for having to use formula. Your are still super mom even if she is allergic â€ïž Super Okaasan!
Reina, thank you so much for how candid you are in your vlogs and that you let us see so many family/Japanese traditions. It's so sweet that they kept your dolls in such pristine condition. I wonder what their fate would have been if you had a boy or had no kid at all? Hmmm. I think it is important that people know about the changes that go on through pregnancy and post partum too. Some people really seem to think pregnancy is nbd, but it is physically and emotionally a big deal! I know a bunch of moms that have gone through hair loss, depression, feeding difficulty or baby allergies, and they can sometimes take it out on themselves (probably partially due to hormones; partially due to the image of an easy pregnancy that seems to exist in media). Hang in there - you've joined a big club of new parents and you can lean on other parents for their support and advice now. Also, Airi is in such a baby mochi cheek phase - how do you not poke her face? Haha. đĄ
My baby had a dairy allergy! When I stopped dairy her symptoms went away and I could still breastfeed. Good luck! Eliminating some allergens from your diet might help. She grew out of it after 12 months with slow introduction to dairy.
Your sweet motherhood glow âšïž đ đ đ đ đ âšïž shines that much bright, so much bright that no one can see your baldingâŁïž Wish y'all a happy Sakura festival in NihonâŁïžđ
i love that you are doing these vlogs still so, airi can look back on them when she gets older and don't be surprised if she comes out and says, mom, why were you throwing beans in the house ? lol. much love to you, mike and Airi, my friend. take care and god bless to you all.
I truly sympathize! My 19 months old is intolerant to a bunch of things including dairy, pork, eggs, kiwis, oats and legumes (including soy and peas). Itâs been tough, and Iâve been on an elimination diet pretty much since she was born! Still canât see the end of it đ itâs rough.
Elimination diet is SO much work, the trial and error & taking notes on reactions, and then actively removing intolerances from your diet, etc. đ« Your baby is so lucky to have such a lovely momma like you to endure all of that! â€
Can't help noticing the corners of your lips look cracked! I had this problem myself and it was painful, but after some research I tried a coconut oil based lip balm (or you can just use straight up coconut oil) which healed it right up! I never use any other lip balm now and the problem has never come back. All the best Reina! Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
My son was a premie he was a month early and we had so much difficulty with milk and formula. It was such a struggle plus I really couldnât breast feed as I didnât produce enough. He ended up on soy milk formula. And now that he is about to be 12 this year he is fine with milk. Can drink whatever. So hopefully she will grow out of it!! Keeping being the awesome mom you are!! And also important keep being the awesome person you are!! đ€đ«¶đ»
My younger Brother was exactly the same as Airi. Exmara all over their body and in their hair.. :( It looks so bad, but they don't seem to fuss over it. We found out that my brother was intolerant to eggs and dairy, and that was coming through my mother's breast milk! Just days after she stopped eating both, we could see improvement in his skin! These things are different for each baby and can be very stressful. Airi is so lucky to have such a wonderful mummy doing all she can to find out the problem and how you can help. â„
I love your videos..I really enjoy learning the Japanese culture..I think its so beautiful.Congratulations on your journey with your daughter and family best wishes..đïž
I figured out that when I consumed dairy or soy, my infant son had a bad reaction to my breast milk. He had diarrhea, vomiting, Anaâs skin issues plus severe diaper rash. Giving that up for a year to breast feed him actually cleared my skin and some intestinal issues too
Your baby looks so much like you! So sweet I hope she grows up healthy and well. All the best Reina †P.S. there is an ongoing trend right now for hair growth using rosemary oil or rosemary water. I've heard that rosemary oil needs to be diluted with another oil so it doesn't cause the opposite effect. Meanwhile rosemary water you can literally boil a bunch of rosemary in a pot and just spray it on your scalp. I hope this helps
As a professional hairdresser I gotta say, I've seen many clients get postpartum hair fall (not hair loss because loss would imply it's gone forever) in varying degrees of intensity, some more, others less. Don't worry, it comes back, it happens because your body used to prioritize resources for other things on an intense level and that paired with hormones being crazy during child bearing.
When I was 16 I started to have atypical dermatitis all over my body. When I went to the doctor I was given a prescription for a cream mix that was very helpful. I was also told that i should avoid foods like tomatoes and honey when it is flaring up. I was also told to be carfull with sunlight on the spots where the dermatitis was.
I went through hair loss with my daughter. Also help your little one from kissing hair and rubbing back of her hair. Use a silk bedding sheets as that will help stop a baby losing hair. Trust me used it for both my children and it really helps. I even have silk sheets for helping my hair.
One of my best friends had the same issue of allergens in her breast milk, once they identified the allergen and she was able to cut that out of her diet, her daughter's health got better.
ngl i got a lil emotional when you said that was your hinaningyo set. it seems to have given you much luck for a great life, so hopefully it'll do so for airi as well!
During pregnancy the hormones produce stronger and toucher hair. Now the baby is out, the hair is returning to normal, but it comes with some shedding in the meantime. As for the language training... its cute but in effective this way. Babies learn sounds of the language by listening, so you could be more effective by just talking lots and lots, like telling everything you do and think about all day long. And then part of the day just switch to English full time for several hours. Its also completely fine if one parent mostly talks one language and the other parent the other language. As the words in come up to 2 years of age, they will mix both languages, and then their brains figure it out and they will learn to switch. Kids naturally soak up language and accent, so better to talk lots and lots all day than try to be a teacher like that.
Glad to hear you and Airi are doing well. If it makes you feel any better, as a 35 year old man, my hair is basically two-thirds gone compared to when I was about 20 lol
I had a decet amount of hair loss as well, and no amount of biotin, vitamins and upplaments helped postpartum too, it came back, in about a year, its disconcerting but it gets better!
South-South-East should be halfway between south and south-east (which is halfway between south and east). So half of half is a quarter, so you should be pointing at 157.5 degrees instead of 150 degress. The effectiveness must be something like the area covered, so being 7.5 degrees off suggests that your prayers were only 98.3% as they could have been.
And I may have screen-shotted (screenshot-ted? w/e) that recipe, because it looks like the best way to use the bananas and eggs I always order and never finish before they go bad.
Vanidox Carbonic Acid Shampoo. It may not resurrect the hair youâve already lost, but it can strengthen the hair youâve still got. Only like $30 on Amazon. Worked for the 5 years of stunted frontal tufts of Hair on my head, and it may work for you too.
I saw another mother from another channel whose last baby was having awful colic while she was breast feeding and they found out she was allergic to dairy! As soon as the mother stopped drinking/eating dairy products the baby was totally fine!
That was sooo sweet!! I know it's easier said than done but don't sweat the breastfeeding, i struggled with both my kids, just gotta shrug it off. My primary disappointment was that both of them only did well with thee most expensive of formulas đ nutramagin for my eldest.
32yo female here. D: I haven't given birth but my hair is crazy thinning. I try to accept it for life as it is, but it does kinda bum me out and worry me.
this is going to sound so crazy but do you know where those plates are from at 14.:07? I have the matching bowls... Also love your vlogs! This one was so so so cute x
You've got more self restraint than me. I'd kill that entire taiyaki box in the car. I need to go to the strip near me thats got kdogs and taiyaki. Your favorite Pho place having some wild decor feels super on brand lol.
đ EXACTLY! I was thinking the same thing when I was doing it! It also doesnât help that âplayâ is doing the surfâs up dude with both hands âš
"Maybe because my boobs are... bad." | Said every mom ever. Don't let the stigma get to you! My body hated making breastmilk too early on and it took SO LONG to pump but I just said; Screw this. I want my kiddo to EAT AND BE FULL! That's what matters! Ya'll are doing great! đž
Avoid lavender, itâs in so many creams that are for skin creams and baby products (in the West at least not sure about Japan) but I am allergic to lavender and when I was little my eczema wouldnât get better it was awful and eventually my mum caught on to the lavender being the issue
Post partum hair shedding for me was AWFUL!!!! That was 6 years ago and my hair is about 85 percent back to what it was pre pregnancy. :/ I'm assuming it will be like this the rest of my life. It didn't happen with my older children, just this last one. Thumbs down.
In regard to your hair, my advise is to stop using the hair dyes. That's what was causing my hair to fall out. You might also want to see a Hairologist about this. :)
Could you blur the face of children and babies when vlogging? It's better if children grow up without being posted all over social media because they cannot consent yet and there are people who use this video/picture material for inappropriate purposes.
Oh, thatâs not why itâs falling out- during postpartum you lose a lot of your hair around the 3~4 month mark. It happens to most people, regardless of color treated hair. THOUGH I do get & agree that dying it doesnât quite help.
I also learned (for the sake of this video but then neglected to put the information in the video đ) WHY Japanese oni are depicted as wearing "tiger striped" pants! So old timey Japan used the zodiac symbols for directional signs and it's thought that there's a KIMON éŹŒé or "demon gate" in the North East direction. The North East is exactly between the ox and the tiger, which is why Japans oni have horns like an ox and the fangs of a tiger. To further emphasize the "tiger" aspect of the oni, they also wears tiger striped pants đđ đđčThey're also associated with thunder/lightning because Raijin é·ç„ (our thunder/lightning god) is depicted as an oni. So all of this to say... that was is the reason why I made a lightningy tigery striped wrap for the ehoumaki æ”æčć·» sushi roll đŹ
God everything about that rules
I always wondered about that! Thanks for teaching us ^.^
That's so cool!
Damn, you got a cute baby.â€
I also had severe post partum hair loss. I know it's terrifying but I promise you IT COMES BACK. It may take like a year or even two to fully come back but it does!! Your hormones are just crazy out of wack
Oh noooo A YEAR OR TWO đ«đ€đ but seriously thank you, itâs always comforting to hear that itâll come back (eventually đ©) from fellow mommas â€
The shedding struggle is real. I have such a hard time keeping all the hair off of baby. I'm shedding worse than my german shepherd đ€Ł
@@reinascully I donât have any experience on post partum hair loss, but my partner suffers from Alopecia Areata and we used special shampoo, spray and even rosemary oil to stimulate the roots and it did work. Maybe that might be worth looking into?
I think I would've gone crazy with the amount of traditions surrounding babies in Japan. I am so happy you have a wonderful support system though and you are able to do all of these incredible traditions.
There are a LOT⊠itâs quite overwhelming đ Thankfully a bunch of them are really short & simple! And youâre right about my family support system, I wouldnât be able to do any of the ceremonies without them!
Airi is looking so healthy!! Her smile at 4:46 is the cutest! I hope her eczema is doing better. Youâre an awesome mom, Reina!
Iâve been a fan since sourcefed. Youâve come a long way and become more beautiful. I wish you and your family the greatest of all luck and peace :)
đ„č every time anyone comments Sourcefed I get nostalgic & my heart feels so full đ thank you for following me for so long
@@reinascully a lot of here are probably from those years of the internet. I still have the SourceFed jingle as my Animal crossing New Leaf town music.
Ugh postpartum hair loss is the worst. So mama doctor jones on CZcams described why it happens. Essentially your hair goes through three phases, growth, maintenence, and shedding. When you're pregnant your hormones tell a bunch of it to skip the shedding phase. So your hair follicles end up all synced up because they didn't shed when they normally would and when those hormones settle down they all shed at once. It does come back but it can take time. I was just getting all my new baby hairs when I found out I was pregnant with my second so I'm really dreading this round.
Ohhhh man what a perfectly explained description of whatâs going on during pregnancy vs after with the shedding cycle! Congratulations on your second baby! â€
@@reinascully Thanks!
Airi's little smile gives me life. Omg. She is precious~
You and Mike have brought such a cute girl into the world!
My wife & I really enjoy watching your vlogs. :D Thank you for doing such quality videos; well thought out, well edited, & a contextual glimpse into your life & heritage.
It really warms my heart to see you and your family go on this new adventure with Airi. All these traditions that youâre now able to experience and pass on to her. So beautiful!â€
I never about the knew about the bean ceremony, Iâve always wanted to see the Sakura trees blooming in Japan
Airi looks so much like your husband!! Sheâs the perfect mix of you two!
I love learning all the traditional Japanese customs. My husband is half Japanese but raise in Canada so we both enjoy learning new things and seeing how it's done in Japan and I can on day pass that knowledge to our daughter.
Your hair will grow back I promise!!! Also don't feel like a failure for having to use formula. Your are still super mom even if she is allergic â€ïž Super Okaasan!
Reina, thank you so much for how candid you are in your vlogs and that you let us see so many family/Japanese traditions. It's so sweet that they kept your dolls in such pristine condition. I wonder what their fate would have been if you had a boy or had no kid at all? Hmmm.
I think it is important that people know about the changes that go on through pregnancy and post partum too. Some people really seem to think pregnancy is nbd, but it is physically and emotionally a big deal! I know a bunch of moms that have gone through hair loss, depression, feeding difficulty or baby allergies, and they can sometimes take it out on themselves (probably partially due to hormones; partially due to the image of an easy pregnancy that seems to exist in media). Hang in there - you've joined a big club of new parents and you can lean on other parents for their support and advice now. Also, Airi is in such a baby mochi cheek phase - how do you not poke her face? Haha. đĄ
Airiâs morning wiggles and smiles are so precious! â€
My baby had a dairy allergy! When I stopped dairy her symptoms went away and I could still breastfeed. Good luck! Eliminating some allergens from your diet might help. She grew out of it after 12 months with slow introduction to dairy.
Your sweet motherhood glow âšïž đ đ đ đ đ âšïž shines that much bright, so much bright that no one can see your baldingâŁïž Wish y'all a happy Sakura festival in NihonâŁïžđ
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i love that you are doing these vlogs still so, airi can look back on them when she gets older and don't be surprised if she comes out and says, mom, why were you throwing beans in the house ? lol. much love to you, mike and Airi, my friend. take care and god bless to you all.
I love how you describe all the Japanese traditions. I love the Sakura đ
What a joy is to see baby Airi smile
Oh wow that smile she gave while Mike was holding her just melted my heart â€ïž
It's so interesting learning more and more about Japanese culture through your vlogs, thank you for sharing all of this with us.
Airi looks like such a happy baby she is obviously being well taken care of and loved. Her smile is so adorable.
Idk why you need to buy snacks when Airi's peachy cheeks are right there! đâ€ïž
I LOVE AIRIâS BIG OPEN MOUTHED WIDE SMILE!!! ADORBZ!!! đ„°
Oh Reina, she is just so so so cute! Really enjoying all the vlogs this year :)
I know we dont see that much of him in these videos but Mike seems like a really cool guy.
I truly sympathize! My 19 months old is intolerant to a bunch of things including dairy, pork, eggs, kiwis, oats and legumes (including soy and peas). Itâs been tough, and Iâve been on an elimination diet pretty much since she was born! Still canât see the end of it đ itâs rough.
Elimination diet is SO much work, the trial and error & taking notes on reactions, and then actively removing intolerances from your diet, etc. đ« Your baby is so lucky to have such a lovely momma like you to endure all of that! â€
@@reinascully thank you for the support đ it is SO HARD! đ” I hope things get better with Airi and that her eczema clears up soon đ
Can't help noticing the corners of your lips look cracked! I had this problem myself and it was painful, but after some research I tried a coconut oil based lip balm (or you can just use straight up coconut oil) which healed it right up! I never use any other lip balm now and the problem has never come back. All the best Reina! Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
Congrats Reina!! I've been a fan since SPF days and so happy for you that you have a healthy baby. God bless đ
Ugh, I really need to stop watching Reina videos right before lunch. I want ALL the food.
That was such a calming video to watch. Thank you.
This vlog was just to cute and wholesome đđ„șđž
Come BACK to japan and sakura festival look.very beautiful
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My son was a premie he was a month early and we had so much difficulty with milk and formula. It was such a struggle plus I really couldnât breast feed as I didnât produce enough. He ended up on soy milk formula. And now that he is about to be 12 this year he is fine with milk. Can drink whatever. So hopefully she will grow out of it!! Keeping being the awesome mom you are!! And also important keep being the awesome person you are!! đ€đ«¶đ»
My younger Brother was exactly the same as Airi. Exmara all over their body and in their hair.. :( It looks so bad, but they don't seem to fuss over it. We found out that my brother was intolerant to eggs and dairy, and that was coming through my mother's breast milk! Just days after she stopped eating both, we could see improvement in his skin! These things are different for each baby and can be very stressful. Airi is so lucky to have such a wonderful mummy doing all she can to find out the problem and how you can help. â„
I love your videos..I really enjoy learning the Japanese culture..I think its so beautiful.Congratulations on your journey with your daughter and family best wishes..đïž
I figured out that when I consumed dairy or soy, my infant son had a bad reaction to my breast milk. He had diarrhea, vomiting, Anaâs skin issues plus severe diaper rash. Giving that up for a year to breast feed him actually cleared my skin and some intestinal issues too
Ahem. I was promised a cute bald lady, and all I got was some adorable mommy tryna' teach me about culture! :) Loved this. Thanks, Reina!
Your baby looks so much like you! So sweet I hope she grows up healthy and well. All the best Reina â€
P.S. there is an ongoing trend right now for hair growth using rosemary oil or rosemary water. I've heard that rosemary oil needs to be diluted with another oil so it doesn't cause the opposite effect. Meanwhile rosemary water you can literally boil a bunch of rosemary in a pot and just spray it on your scalp. I hope this helps
OMG Airi is the cutest baby I have ever seen!! I'm in love!! That smile is the sweetest.
As a professional hairdresser I gotta say, I've seen many clients get postpartum hair fall (not hair loss because loss would imply it's gone forever) in varying degrees of intensity, some more, others less. Don't worry, it comes back, it happens because your body used to prioritize resources for other things on an intense level and that paired with hormones being crazy during child bearing.
When I was 16 I started to have atypical dermatitis all over my body. When I went to the doctor I was given a prescription for a cream mix that was very helpful. I was also told that i should avoid foods like tomatoes and honey when it is flaring up. I was also told to be carfull with sunlight on the spots where the dermatitis was.
The sakura look so beautiful. Iâm so sad I couldnât be there at this time because this is when Iâd planned to be.
I went through hair loss with my daughter. Also help your little one from kissing hair and rubbing back of her hair. Use a silk bedding sheets as that will help stop a baby losing hair. Trust me used it for both my children and it really helps. I even have silk sheets for helping my hair.
Oh my goodness she's so adorable đ€ so precious.
I love cherry blossoms so much đ©đ»
One of my best friends had the same issue of allergens in her breast milk, once they identified the allergen and she was able to cut that out of her diet, her daughter's health got better.
ngl i got a lil emotional when you said that was your hinaningyo set. it seems to have given you much luck for a great life, so hopefully it'll do so for airi as well!
During pregnancy the hormones produce stronger and toucher hair. Now the baby is out, the hair is returning to normal, but it comes with some shedding in the meantime.
As for the language training... its cute but in effective this way. Babies learn sounds of the language by listening, so you could be more effective by just talking lots and lots, like telling everything you do and think about all day long. And then part of the day just switch to English full time for several hours. Its also completely fine if one parent mostly talks one language and the other parent the other language.
As the words in come up to 2 years of age, they will mix both languages, and then their brains figure it out and they will learn to switch.
Kids naturally soak up language and accent, so better to talk lots and lots all day than try to be a teacher like that.
You're baby looks so cute Reina I'm losing my hair to
The good news is, a bald look would actually suit your quite well, I think đ I'm reminded of friendly Buddhist nuns when I think of the look
Glad to hear you and Airi are doing well. If it makes you feel any better, as a 35 year old man, my hair is basically two-thirds gone compared to when I was about 20 lol
I had a decet amount of hair loss as well, and no amount of biotin, vitamins and upplaments helped postpartum too, it came back, in about a year, its disconcerting but it gets better!
South-South-East should be halfway between south and south-east (which is halfway between south and east). So half of half is a quarter, so you should be pointing at 157.5 degrees instead of 150 degress. The effectiveness must be something like the area covered, so being 7.5 degrees off suggests that your prayers were only 98.3% as they could have been.
The faces at @9:45 are just so wonderful! XD XD I never want a baby but I can still love the happy face!!
And I may have screen-shotted (screenshot-ted? w/e) that recipe, because it looks like the best way to use the bananas and eggs I always order and never finish before they go bad.
Baby Reina's face might have made me cry a bit.
Vanidox Carbonic Acid Shampoo. It may not resurrect the hair youâve already lost, but it can strengthen the hair youâve still got. Only like $30 on Amazon. Worked for the 5 years of stunted frontal tufts of Hair on my head, and it may work for you too.
I'm dying to know what lashes u are wearing đ đ©
Theyâre these ones!! amzn.to/3VlPYsZ I love them đ„°
I saw another mother from another channel whose last baby was having awful colic while she was breast feeding and they found out she was allergic to dairy! As soon as the mother stopped drinking/eating dairy products the baby was totally fine!
Happy Sunday đ
That was sooo sweet!! I know it's easier said than done but don't sweat the breastfeeding, i struggled with both my kids, just gotta shrug it off. My primary disappointment was that both of them only did well with thee most expensive of formulas đ nutramagin for my eldest.
OMG Airi's face!! those cheeks đđđđđđđđđ
32yo female here. D: I haven't given birth but my hair is crazy thinning. I try to accept it for life as it is, but it does kinda bum me out and worry me.
this is going to sound so crazy but do you know where those plates are from at 14.:07? I have the matching bowls...
Also love your vlogs! This one was so so so cute x
You've got more self restraint than me. I'd kill that entire taiyaki box in the car. I need to go to the strip near me thats got kdogs and taiyaki.
Your favorite Pho place having some wild decor feels super on brand lol.
I wish i have children. Sigh. Enjoy parenthoodâ€
Use a Derma roller for hair growth
wow looks amazing
The banana/yellow? Sign language made me laugh just because it looks like you're saying "Bananas are surfs up dude"
đ EXACTLY! I was thinking the same thing when I was doing it! It also doesnât help that âplayâ is doing the surfâs up dude with both hands âš
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how did you learn kanji when you moved to the US when you were only 3 years old? how long did it take you? was it easy or hard??
Hey, even if you go totally bald, we'll still luv ya', man. đâ„ïžđ”đ
Oh wow, I didn't know you could lose some of your hair during postpartum! There's a lot about pregnancy that I don't know...
I was warned about it by fellow mommas but it was still a shock when it started happening đ CLUMPS of hair suddenly fall out in the shower đ±đ
They sell this hair fiber powder stuff if you'd like to hide the spots
Sourcefed squaaad
Use minoxidil 5% on hair
South Southeast!
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I'm going bald slowly. I have eczema, eczema is a constant itching that never stops, and severe dry skin.
"Maybe because my boobs are... bad." | Said every mom ever. Don't let the stigma get to you!
My body hated making breastmilk too early on and it took SO LONG to pump but I just said;
Screw this. I want my kiddo to EAT AND BE FULL! That's what matters!
Ya'll are doing great! đž
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what happen the series called mecha edu mechanical arms i got only one ep đđđ
Lost my hair too... And unfortunately not all came back :(
Avoid lavender, itâs in so many creams that are for skin creams and baby products (in the West at least not sure about Japan) but I am allergic to lavender and when I was little my eczema wouldnât get better it was awful and eventually my mum caught on to the lavender being the issue
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Post partum hair shedding for me was AWFUL!!!! That was 6 years ago and my hair is about 85 percent back to what it was pre pregnancy. :/ I'm assuming it will be like this the rest of my life. It didn't happen with my older children, just this last one. Thumbs down.
Might wanna give your hair a break from bleaching until the post-partum symptoms subside (:
Why did your family move to the USA and then move back to Japan?
In regard to your hair, my advise is to stop using the hair dyes. That's what was causing my hair to fall out. You might also want to see a Hairologist about this. :)
Temporary baldness can be a side effect of pregnancy but don't worry if you need keeps or rogain or something else will help you pay for it đ
Oh dear poor you.
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Could be youre eating kiwi fruit.
Why would someone wrap o hot snack in plastic đ€
Maybe cut out sugar for a bit until your done brest feeding I know that sucks but you might have too đ
Girl you a 10
Could you blur the face of children and babies when vlogging? It's better if children grow up without being posted all over social media because they cannot consent yet and there are people who use this video/picture material for inappropriate purposes.
Her feachers are starting to show she has your chin đ¶đ»
Click bait.... made me click.....
Stop dying your hair
Dyeing her hair has absolutely nothing to do with her hair loss, it's a completely normal part of postpartum. Don't be a dick
Yeah
Oh, thatâs not why itâs falling out- during postpartum you lose a lot of your hair around the 3~4 month mark. It happens to most people, regardless of color treated hair. THOUGH I do get & agree that dying it doesnât quite help.
@@reinascully Hi.