February 2022 Babies 🇬🇧

Anyone else's 4 year old turned into a little madam? These past 2 weeks my daughter is really pushing limits and with her childminder, her childminder said yesterday her behaviour was diabolical. She throws paddy's when shes not 1st to do something, it always has to be her first. She refuses to put on her shoes and everything is she "cant do it". She has complete and utter meltdowns in the middle of shops/highstreets and at home. She has even resorted to biting if she doesn't get her own way or if her brother has something she wants or shes taken something off him and turns her back and starts playing with it and my son tries to get it back off her she will bite him. Last week she even bit the childminder so much so she left teeth marks in her arm I dont know where its gone wrong. Has she picked this up from childcare although the minder says no child bites in her care but no one bites at home either

My little boy refuses to feed himself. He eats snacks but when it comes to using a spoon and a fork he refuses.

Im off for a weekend in Rome. I need some tips on where to stay? I would like to be in the city centre or short cab ride away to the main attractions. I like the idea of staying near restaurants/bars. Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks xx

anyone else have a younger child they have to get to sleep first before 4 year old? and have no help at bedtime??? what does your 4 year old do while you get younger 1 to bed?

I know all the obvious answers.... Tonie box (not interested) book (not interested but if any specific suggestions, I'll take them)

What kind of mattress should our little ones be on? I'm getting mixed reviews. Buying our boy a double bed soon but want to get the right mattress