Anyone else losing the will to live at bedtime at the minute?

We are now on hour 2 of bedtime ๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ˜ด

Hopefully he goes back to his old routine soon ๐Ÿคž

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Yes! My LB has just fallen asleep.... But bet he will be awake again in an hour, he used to go to sleep 8 until about midnight then a feed then sleep until 8am, I miss those nights ๐Ÿคฃ

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Yup, put baby down and she rolled onto her front then settled, I was like woohoo cos she usually sleeps great on her front. 15 mins later sheโ€™s awake ๐Ÿ˜ฉ whyyyyy

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8 week immunisations

My 8 week old has his first set of injections tomorrow and Iโ€™m abit nervous. Does anyone have any advice for after the jabs? I know they get a temp after so have got some calpol to give just before hand. Should I put him to bed in less clothing to make sure he doesnโ€™t get too hot? Any tips from your experience with first set of immunisations? Am I worrying more than I need to? ๐Ÿ˜…

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Signs of Neurodivergent Toddler

Any moms of neurodivergent toddlers who could help me out? My son is 13 months old. I know that is technically too early for a diagnosis, but I have a gut feeling that he is on the autism spectrum.

The main sign he shows is hand leading. He does not point at all, and instead will take my hand and lead me anywhere he wants to go,
getting very frustrated if I do not follow.

He is also extremely sensitive to being touched, especially when it comes to hats and putting clothes on. He wonโ€™t let anything touch his head or face and I have to fight him to brush his teeth, comb his hair, etc.

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We recently took him on his first vacation and he REALLY struggled with the change. He struggles with any type of transition or change in routine.

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Normal toddler behavior or signs of ASD? Let me know your thoughts!

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Of these two, which seems more overall โ€œdemandingโ€ to you, overall? Lighthearted poll, not putting anyone down ๐Ÿซถ๐Ÿผ

As a mum who breastfed for 3 years, I think formula feeding seems 100x harder and more demanding. I give those mamas all the credit because I could not keep up with that faff haha. I truly donโ€™t understand why people say breastfeeding is more effort, other than the fact that no one else can do it. But personally Iโ€™d take that over endless bottle prep & cleaning.

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11 month old constantly standing in cot

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Please tell me someone has some tips. Currently we are quietly placing him back on his back every time but he just keeps doing it! ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคก

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