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What to Expect is the world’s best-known, most trusted pregnancy and parenting brand. The What to Expect brand mission drives everything we do, and it's as simple as it is powerful: “Support happy, healthy pregnancies and happy, healthy babies." Empowering, positive, personalized and relevant, What to Expect offers must-have information, support and community for every step of the parenting journey, from preconception and pregnancy to the baby years and beyond.
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The "What I'm Adding to My Baby Registry The Second Time Around" was so practical and really helped narrow down the many thoughts in my head. We have all the bigger items but companies push out newer and newer items making you feel like you need it. This article brought me back to earth lol
I was following a link to read about the baby bullet food system I didn't even get to see the page they would not let me see anything without giving them my personal private email. I am not giving my email for you to sell. I dont even know if I like your information or your website, I want to decide if I like what I am reading and if your information is of any value to me not top be harassed to give you my info before I even decide. No way you are getting my info before I MAKE A DECISION. NOT YOU.
I was trolled by fake moms.
When I was most vulnerable and discussing average day to day topics, nothing weird, taboo, extreme, they banned me from the site.
A lot of misleading information. Be very careful with this website and the content they post. A lot of it is extremely misleading and can be detrimental.
I was happily using their website and app during most of my pregnancy but tonight I received an email from them stating that they had removed one of my posts on the community message boards for "misinformation" and that my account would be deleted if I continued to post things that disagreed with what they claim to truth. I don't know who decided What To Expect is the sole arbiter of Truth but I found it to be creepy and insulting.
How dare they decide what us mothers are allowed to discuss amongst ourselves or what information we should be allowed to speak about or to read about?
I was so disgusted and insulted by the experience that I chose to delete my account and uninstall the app. What To Expect should be ashamed of themselves for this behavior.
"The Truth doesn't mind being questioned. A lie doesn't like being challenged."
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