what do all the abbreviations stand for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is BD or BG? Saw it in the TTC Forum???

BD = Baby Dancing (intercourse)

[Anonymous]

ah ha! Thanks

[Anonymous]

What does BFN mean (it has to do with pregnancy testing)? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

bonafide negative or big fat negative

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I put this on the original DC Urban Mom site and then DC Urban Mom moved and it's hard to find it:

I finally decided to post this because I personally hate the texting shorthand and keep seeing confusion on here because a lot of us don't know what all the acronyms mean. It took me forever to figure out DH, DD, DS....who uses the expression "my DEAR husband (or son or daughter)"???

So for those that desire it...this is my gift to you (the best list I could compile):

DH dear husband
DC dear child
DD dear daughter
DS dear son
SIL sister-in-law (also MIL, BIL and FIL for the other in-laws)
WD working dad
WM working mom
SAHM stay at home mom
WOTM - work out of the home mom
WAHM - work at home mom
PT - part-time or potty training
EP - exclusively pumping
OP original poster
PP previous poster
CIO cry it out
ETA edited to add
TIA----thanks in advance
TTC---trying to conceive
IMHO -- in my humble opinion
FWIW - For what its worth
HTH - Hope this helps
BTDT - Been there, done that
BF - Breastfed or Breastfeeding
BM - Breast Milk
EBF - Exclusively breastfed

Enjoy!

Thank you! TIVH! ( This is very helpful )

[Anonymous]

What is LMAO?

[Anonymous]

laughing my a** off (close cousing to LOL (laughing out loud))

[Anonymous]

D-Some?? Really?? Huh. It will always be D-Come in my head... "DC Urban Moms" when I say it out loud.

[Anonymous]

until today I thought DS was disabled son. was amazed there were so many disabled kids in DC ...

[Anonymous]

I had the same question and found the following website:

http://www.todaysparent.com/article.jsp?content=5214

with a list of abbreviations.

[Anonymous]

What do WOHM and WAHM mean?

[Anonymous]

Work out of the home Mom and Work at home Mom

[Anonymous]

AP ?
AD?
What do they mean?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AP ?
AD?
What do they mean?

What's the context?

[Anonymous]

AD could be admission director and AP could be advanced placement (quasi-college level courses offered in high school).