December 2022 Babies 🇬🇧

My 3 year old hasn't been napping anymore for months. Since last week, she has had naps every day now. They are quite long, up to 4 hours. She'll end up waking up late and, most of the time, still tired. She'll go to sleep late but wake up at about 6 am. She's also been more irritated, and every little thing turns to a tantrum and moaning. It's also really difficult to take her out anywhere. She'll cry and scream that's she's not going, but once out, she's happy and likes being out. Has anyone been through similar? Is it just a phase?

Does anyone else’s 3 year old still not sleep through, like ever? I’ve got a 10 month old too and between them both we’re on 6-8 get ups a night and it’s completely unsustainable! If you do have a good sleeper PLEASE comment on any tricks you used to get them to sleep better 💔

Hey, I'm trying to find other mums with visually impaired kids. My 3-year-old recently got diagnosed.

So my 3yo has been in nursery since 9 months. Has a lovely friendship group and has always loved going. He started their pre-school room around 2 weeks ago and is now with a lot more children. He’s been getting upset lately as another child has been hitting him, pushing him off his chair and taking his things. Now I spoke to the nursery to try and get some info and it seems the other child is SEN and it’s all out of the child’s control. I appreciate this and have tried to explain to my boy that it’s not intentional but he’s getting really upset and stand-offish with nursery. Doesn’t want to go, really quiet when he’s there, not eating etc. How do I explain to him that it’s not intentional? I feel it’s hard for a 3yo to understand that this other child isn’t doing it on purpose, but we’re now seeing behaviours at home towards his brothers (hitting, punching and being nasty). Any help on how we navigate would be appreciated?

Because every time I try with people they either slagged me off or blank me