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my (almost) 20 month old throws EVERYTHING! more so when he’s frustrated, but it’s seeming to become constant now. i’m not sure what to do, we always tell him to be gentle/nice with his toys and the things that he’s throwing, but that doesn’t really work. it’s gotten to the point where he’s now throwing things at the cats and laughing about it. we’ve tried everything from being gentle and nicely explaining things to him, to slightly raising our voices at him. nothing seems to work and it’s getting frustrating😅 is this just a phase that i have to deal with or is there anything else we can try? any tips would be greatly appreciated!
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Postpartum mental health
Currently weaning/weaned my daughter and I wasn’t prepared for how sad and emotional I would feelðŸ˜. How do you navigate and get through it? I exclusively bf for 19 months, she is my first child. I just feel so sad that it’s over and everything makes me cry, and at the same time I needed it to be over as well. Help💔
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Common illness
Hi mamas! My 20 months old baby has had a fever since Thursday and it’s been continuous until now. We took him to his pediatrician yesterday and they said they don’t think it’s an infection (they also tested him for UTI) and it’s probably just a virus. He doesn’t have any other symptoms except for the fever. Has this happened to your little ones? I’m thinking if there’s anything or tests that I should push for. He was home all this week and last week from daycare and he hasn’t even been outside of the house, so we are just shocked that he’s sick with something.
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Baby milestones
My daughter is the only child and is mostly home with me, she’s currently in speech therapy and I have seen very little improvement with her speech, she likes to do animal sounds but not very good and she says no (not very good) and mama and dada, just wondering if I should be concerned. She also likes to walk on her tippy toes, just don’t know if this could be a sign of autism.
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Halloween
are you letting your feb 2025 baby pick their own halloween costume? or is this the last year you’re going to pick? also! thoughts on actually letting your toddler eat candy? idk how i feel about it at this age but i still think the act of trick or treating is too fun to miss out on
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