Taking a trip to disney without kids can be romantic, also by going alone or wo kids the first time u can map out the best kid rides and make a plan for your next trip with the kiddos. Shure there's lots of reviews about what kids like but only you will know what your child will love. I'm ok with this one, I may do it too.

Each child is different in the bath, my kids are routy and love it. I do ussually leave them in and walk out to grab clothing towels and underwear. I set them out and up so when the water drains I just have to take them out. And ftart the struggle of getting my nudest babys dressed lol.

5 minutes or no, leaving a child home alone is illegal. Leaving the twins home alone for 5 minutes might not seem like a lot, but you don't know if you'll get held up by getting stuck in traffic,witness an accident, or worse, be in one yourself. Then it will take far longer than 5 minutes and a bigger chance of getting caught by the authorities and running into legal trouble.

Is the "convenience" of leaving children at home alone worth all the risk?

I am a teenage babysitter. I was sitting for two elementary-age kids once when their dad returned, toddler and infant in the car. The infant was asleep in his car seat. He was teething at the time, so his napping was a small miracle. The dad thought it would be okay to leave the kid in his car seat in the car, with all the car doors open, in the driveway, when he's right inside the house (with the front door open, so that he could hear when the baby awoke and immediately bring him inside). On my way out the door, I passed the car, and the kid was still fast asleep--with sweat literally dripping down his forehead, his hair matted against his skull. It was almost 85 degrees out. I didn't want to say something to the dad because I didn't think it was my place to do so, but I must admit I don't feel guilty about leaning in and stroking his cheek until he opened his eyes and taking off as he started to whine. I didn't know any other way to make sure he would be taken in out of the heat without being disrespectful.

My friend had severe postpartum with her first child, and didn't realize it at first. She became panicky and delusional, and knew it was bad when she began to have thoughts of harming the baby, and only when she actually felt like she really wanted to, and ran out of the house and handed the baby to a neighbor, saying only "I'm going to the ER" did she realize how bad it had begun. THEY NEVER TOOK HER BABY AWAY!!!! She has had four other children since then, and they never worried about the other babies. It's okay to go to a doctor. You'll feel better, and you won't lose your baby.

Um to all you people talking about letting the kid eat the food and how it is stealing IT CLEARLY STATES SHE PLANNED ON PAYING FOR IT.  I have CERTAINLY had a verge of a meltdown toddler with me bored out of his mind becasue he had to go grocery shopping with mommy. SURE DID open up the box of fruit snacks in my cart and bypass the tantrum. Better believe it. Judgemental folks around here dang....

2 of the reactions to #4 are completely ridiculous. Someone else raisnig your child/ Well aren;t you just special? So well off that you don't need to work?! The reason we put kids in daycare is because some of us have to work, and yes, given the opportunity, I'd continue to keep my son in his routine of day camp if I had a vacation day.  Then again, my son is Autistic, and he goes a bit haywire without routine, but yes, everyone needs someone alone time, or date time with their SO.

Not surprised about the confssions, but the comments! Wow! I cannot fathom confessing anything to such a jusdgemental and obviously PERFECT bunch of people. I, in my frail humanity could never strive to reach the pinnacle of sainthood these women have... 

I change my son before he goes to bed at night then again when he wakes up in the morning. He sleeps through the night and I am not waking him up to change him then spend an hour putting him back to bed.