October 2023 Babies 🇨🇦

Has anyone else experienced enmeshed families. Where they think parenting is made as group effort instead of honouring the mother’s decision? Im really struggling with this and I voiced myself in the most humble way and they have treated me as a villain for expressing boundaries

I’m very curious

She's always laughing at me when I say "no drop" and she throws her food... Or when she grabs the dog kibbles and throws them or slaps her hands in the dog water... Every single day lol. She knows I don't like it and does it. For the food throwing I've read teaching them there is a "no thanks" spot on the tray helps but how do you teach that? For the dog food throwing I've put her in her highchair as time out. And I just keep the water and food up most of the day until she's not around playing... But the poor dogs should have access to their water 24/7. I'm thinking making sad faces would work better than angry faces? She learned how to scowl from my sister-in-law and mother-in-law and was scowling constantly but hasn't been around them in awhile and has finally stopped doing it randomly.

Has this been happening to you!? Any tips

My daughter has been drinking kendamil and now we’re ready for transition can you ladies suggest what I can give her ?