No idea what Lopez has said, decoded after about 30 mins, thanks for the reply.
Oh my god, Red, 108 acronyms!? Why can't we just use full English words? Just to pick a few:
AF - just say "period" or actually say "aunty flow"
AS - "Asperger's" would suffice
BBS - why not say "see you soon?"
BC - Sorry this is reserved for Jesus, not your kids :P
BF - breast feeding? serious "boyfriend" is way more common to use
BFP - "I'm pregnant"
BIL - Sounds like a name, say "brother in law"
BLW - this is soooo specific, what's the opposite of baby-led weaning. I mean when does the baby take a lead in its life?
CC - Carbon copy... but is controlled crying? The frik?
CD - already reserved for "compact disc" thank you.
DD - Daughter, is fine. I most certainly don't refer to mine as a darling!
DGS/DGD - I'm sure I've seen these acronyms in car adverts... do the more elderly folk actually type like this?
DS/DS - could be dear son/down's syndrome or in my world a Nintendo DS which the DS loves.
Seriously the "D" is redundant in all of these family situations especially when being moaned about.
EBF - Extraordinary boyfriend?
EMCS - just say "I chose Caesarean" frigging man up and stand by your decisions
EMSC - "I needed Caesarean"
EWCM - TMI...probably works here though
FFP - Free postage?
FF - Front wheel drive, not "formula feeding or forward facing car seat"... actually maybe makes sense thinking about it
FIL - My father in law is called "Phil"
IYSWIM - Just stop, I don't see what this means!
JFGI - Google.com
LMP - I'm sure this is a military post
MMTI - teeth itch? since when?
NAK - TMI! Seriously...
NN - Why not fracking write "No" .. I mean.. WTF?
NWOC - Is this not mother/father?
OH - I keep thinking this is a moment of a small epiphany "oh... I get it now"
OTT - "Over the top" is the only correct use for this
PFB - Offspring 1.
PG - is parental guidance!
PITA - I thought this was a charity or the kid off Hunger Games?
POAS - pregnancy test
RF - Rear wheel drive, front engine
RL - just...six... more letters
SAHM - where the frik is SAHF?
SALT - sorry but this is a seasoning
SIOB - seriously is this phrase that common?
SPD - either speed or something to do with bike pedals
SWI- LOL I love this
SWOI - sex
TTC - redundant due to SWI
UCL - this is a university in London
VBAC - sounds like banking
WAHM
WOHM - both have too many letters, "I work from home" or "I go to work" is just fine
YANBU - reminds me of ninjas "Anbu"
YABOS - "man up!"
YY - FFS!