May 2024 babies✨

My son only falls sleep with his milk bottle ,even if he is full completely, do you know how can I help him to fall sleep without his bottle? ( he doesn’t like dummies)

Hey loves, I can’t seem to get rid of the habit of nursing to sleep. As he is almost 1, I would love to start weaning and don’t know how this is possible since he can’t seem to sleep without me nursing him first. Any advice? I co-sleep because of it and would love to wean, get that sleep association away, and eventually get my child to sleep on his own in the crib without crying. Thanks so much for your help!

My LO is 10 months old and has never been a good sleeper. Naos for 10-20 mins twice in the day, very active crawling and trying to walk but nighttimes are becoming difficult....she goes down no problem between 7.30 and 8pm but will wake several times in the night sometimes not awake long and some nights she's up every hour and takes forever to re settle. She's in her own cot in her room and has been since 6 months. She's on formula milk and only uses as abit of comfort in the night. I sing and pat otherwise. Looking for ideas as it's exhausting and would be over the moon with 1 night sleep!

Hiii I have PCOS and breastfeed (I’m combo feeding as I don’t have enough milk) - I still haven’t gotten my period yet. Anyone else in the same boat? When did you get yours? 😬😬😬

Just looking to see if this is ‘normal’ as my eldest took to solids with no trouble (apart from a dairy allergy).

We started BLW at 6 months, steamed fruit & veg mashed on a spoon and a larger piece of whatever was that days offering. Have also tried him on bits of our dinner like mince, chicken, breads etc

He seems keen to eat and try anything he can get his hands on 😂 but is more often than not quite sicky afterwards. Nothing dramatic and doesn’t seem to be in pain, but just quite a few little phlegmy milky vomits after most types of solids he’s tried (sorry tmi 😷).

He does have a dairy & soy intolerance so we have avoided those things so far.

Should I just carry on and keep an eye, or would consistent little vomits be a trip to the GP? Anyone had anything similar?