Has anyone used a rock it? Are they worth it? Bab refuses to nap anywhere but my arms or the pushchair on a walk, thought I’d try a rock it for the pram in the house, she’s 4 months old x
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I bought it for my first and hardly used it. Never used it for my second and ended up selling it on eBay

We use it to help her stay asleep in the pram once we stop as it mimics the movement. Not sure it will work for you if she doesn’t sleep in the pram normally. If you want to just try it Nuby do a jitterbug which is essentially the same but wayyyy cheaper.

Mines has been a life saver for naps! I put her in pram with this on it helps her fall asleep.

We got one a little too late (around the 4 month regression) but it definitely helped for us. Our son had no issue falling asleep, he just woke up the minute I stopped moving the pushchair so it helped keep him asleep.

I have the Nuby version and it’s great.
I use it for the same as others have said, to keep my LO asleep in the buggy, once already asleep.
The Nuby is cheaper than the Rockit but the vibration only lasts for 15mins (I thought it was 30mins, which is why I bought it) so I almost wish I had got the Rockit. However at half the price, I can’t complain. It does the job well and I just turn it back on again if I need it.

Bought one and hardly used it. X

Great for when baby falls asleep in pram when out for meals

We have the nuby equivalent. Half the price, used when they was little little and napped in pram inside etc.

Never used it I don’t think it’s worth it really you can just use your foot lol

I have one and my little one loves it, was worth every penny.☺️
Please tell me what your experience is with your 8m old.

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How long did you leave it till you had sex again after having your baby?

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Someone please help me with some advice because I’m losing my absolute mind 😭
Baby is 5 months old, she has changed a lot in personality over the last month, more needy, sleep changes etc but have put it down to the 4 month regression and teething.
However, the problem that makes me want to literally cry is the car seat! She is totally inconsolable now every time she’s in the car. Why? And what can I do to help it?!
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My baby is almost 4 months, she was always so happy and smiley but recently she SQUEALS!!! if she’s not squealing, she’s crying, no matter what we do.
When we pick her up, she wants to move every two seconds and stiffens up and screams at us to move her, in the car, play gym, in her swing chair.. it’s relentless!!!
Anybody else experienced this?? I’m worried (although I hope not!) that because I never let her “self soothe” and responded to every sound she’s made that I may have spoiled her like people said and I laughed at?
Pic of my usually smiley girl so we don’t get lost 🩷

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Baby J is sleeping and waking for feeds now rather than timing the feeds as per midwife advice, worry about when he is asleep and not changing a nappy for 2 + hours. Mum anxiety it horrible for that but I’m sticking with never wake a sleeping baby.

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