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Noticed it earlier and managed to get a pic- he’s never had a tongue tie so it isn’t from a surgery to correct that, I’ve done an econsult so waiting to hear back. Anyone else encountered this before?
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Learn more about our guidelines.How old? Sometimes they can get it caught or bash their bottom lip and it can sever itself
@Charley thank you for replying! He’s almost 10months x
Hi ladies, just wondering if any of you have had to deal with/have any advice for an overwhelming MIL. For context, she lives 5 mins away whilst all my family love 3.5 hours away so we barely see them.
Ever since I've gotten pregnant my MIL has been more overwhelming than usual, (we have had run ins in the past due to crossed boundaries). She's gotten into the habit of saying "my baby" so things like "How's my baby?" "I bought this for my baby?" "When my baby is here" and I find it really uncomfortable.
We've tried correcting her but she just laughs it off and says "just wait until shes here, you'll see, she'll be my baby" and it worries me that when baby is here (due September) I will be at my most vulnerable and won't be able to deal with this behaviour.
My husband is lovely and he tries his best but whenever we set boundaries, it's almost as if she pushes to try and break them on purpose. Any advice on how to manage this? Or how to make life more bearable? There have been a few other red flags from her (purposely coming near me when she smokes, demanding every scan photo etc) but I don't want to/have the energy to cause arguments...help!
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Hi. I hope no-one minds me asking on here, I just don't know what to do.
I had a close work colleague/friend that I would tell everything too (she helped me a lot with my mental health when we were struggling to conceive) We've been work colleagues for a couple of years but really good friends for the last year or so (we spent a lot of time doing walks/coffees etc last year)
However since having my baby she's gone very quiet (she has got some personal things going on as well and she has always been terrible at replying to any messages)
Since being on maternity, I've messaged to check on her, I'm mentioned about meeting up and even suggested some dates but nothing. My husband thinks I should just draw a line in the sand as I've been making all the effort and getting nothing in return. I don't want to force her to be my friend. It upsets me a lot that she doesn't contact me as I thought we were close.
I guess my question is, do I give her longer? If not, do I message to explain and not just go radiosilent.
I'm a very conscientious person and I overthink a lot of things but surely if she is just busy with life I should give her a reason as to why I stopped messaging her??
Thank you if you've read this far. My mental health is not great right now and this upsets me greatly that I think I've lost my closest friend.
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So my LO has reached the weight limit for her bouncer which I pop her in when I’m in the bath of shower… any one know of any that can hold larger weight?
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I have made posts on here few times about how my now 12 week old baby sleeps rubbish at night, wakes every 3 hours for a feed and inbetween he cries from gas and fidgets. My partner works 4am shifts during the week and sleeps in our 2nd bedroom (which will eventually be nursery) then on weekends he gives me 2 nights off and he does the night shifts. This is the 2nd time now since he’s done the night shift where my baby literally has gone 7/8 hours without waking… HOW?!! He literally could NEVER with me. He was last fed around 7:15pm and didn’t wake until 3am and has just woke 7am for feeds, I’m happy my boyfriend got sleep but genuinely I wake up everyday from no sleep, I wake every hour or so normally… I’m actually just feeling pissed off … what was different last night? Am I doing something wrong? Could it be that he didn’t really nap yesterday evening? Or I fed him a couple of bottles during the day we’re 180ml instead of 150ml. I really don’t know.
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Last year while on the beach, a woman had a sideways remark about my toddler having Autism
I had said “he wasn’t even evaluated or diagnosed”
She said “oh wait, he will be for sure”
This came from his gravitation to the ocean. She claims children with autism are obsessed with water.
I’ve never heard of that personally. I have a family member with autism who HATED water and it took years of therapy to get them to tolerate water for bathing or showering.
Tonight I visited with my mother and she made a remark about my child “twirling/spinning” in circles while playing outside and then going towards the hose to play with the water. She had said “wow! (Child’s name) really enjoys water don’t they?
Should I be concerned or getting an evaluation or seeking a developmental pediatrician visit?
I’m really at a loss. Child is two and a half going on three years old.
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Hello ladies,
I’m 36 weeks pregnant and my elective c section is in a few weeks!
During my pregnancy I’ve found that my MIL in particular tends to overstep boundaries I set, not always intentionally but it’s really starting to get to me now.
We’ve decided to keep the c section date between me and my husband and have mentioned this to both our parents on multiple occasions and even explained reasons why we’re choosing to do this. I had my baby shower about two weeks ago and my MIL continued to ask about it and I just reiterated what I’ve told her over the course of the last few months (that it’s happening, it’s booked but we’re keeping the date between us).
Last night my Brother in law was checking in and asking about my c section date, I told my husband because I thought it was lovely his brother was checking in, to which my husband said “yeah my mums been asking about the date” I filled him in on what I told his mum at the baby shower and he just shrugged it off as her “forgetting” but I know that’s not the case, I don’t want to make a scene so I keep quiet but I’m finding it frustrating.
She’s done this with other things too so this isn’t the first case, I love my MIL but I’m loosing my patience as it just feels like she’s constantly trying to cross boundaries and maybe tries to be a bit sneaky about it?
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