Best option for 2.5 year old? Google says lean to steer but that seems odd to me. Would love others experiences :)
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Google is right. Lean to steer is easiest for 2-2.5 coz it’s got the 3 wheels to balance, turn to steer is only 2 so they need to know how to balance to ride that. My boy is 2 here and he’s riding lean to steer very well. Before this he was riding the 3 wheel balance bike and seemed bored of it after riding for months so we got him a scooter at 2

Lean to steer because that’s how you steer a skateboard and I’m eagerly waiting the day she’s ready for a skateboard 😂
Some of my daughter's clothes have become so stained and most of these stains have happened while she's been at nursery.
I am struggling so much to get the stains out!
I feel like if I send her in stained clothes I'll be judged or looked at weirdly like I can't afford to clean her clothes or something?
What do you do with stained clothes?
Does anyone have tips for stain removal? Red/orange food (I know sunlight but we're going into winter where it's scarce). Brown knee stains? Just like dirt stains? And yellow curry stains 😣 help me please

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I feel like the worlds worst parent.
My baby is 18 weeks old and has become the lightest sleeper. I have tried sleep training, co-sleeping, feeding to sleep, rocking and patting to sleep but he just wakes up as soon as his head hits the crib. I make sure I he not up to long in the day and go over any wake windows and he lets me contact nap or put him in the najel sleep carrier but that doesn’t work at night. I’m not sure if I didn’t put him down enough when he was smaller and that’s had an effect with this now.
I speak to other mums who babies are the same age and they all sleep through the night.
Can any one tell me what I am doing wrong please. This will be week 4 with hardly a sleep now.
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Please spare any negativity as I feel extremely embarrassed writing this.
I have PPD. I have a 5 month old & a 2 year old. I have physical health issues.
My 5 month old hates the bath, and has only had 4 since she was born. I wash her daily with mustela water but I feel like I'm neglecting her for not giving her more baths.
Logistically I am struggling, as well as physically. I cannot even get in the bath myself due to mobility.
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Hey lovely people
I have a question about nappy’s
My girl is 6.5 months and around 5.3kg now
She is still in 0-3 clothes
At the moment she is in size 1 nappy’s and I feel we are starting to need size 2 - as we are starting to have a few blow outs and this is not normal for her.
I’ve just put on the size 2 and it feels too big just because the straps are basically over lapping
But it feels and looks good on her bottom
We use pampers - any ideas if this will be ok or what to do 😂😂🫤🫤🫤

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Hi mums, I’m really looking for some advice because I’m feeling angry and hurt.
I’m a first-time mum and my son is still very young. Over the past few months, things with my mother-in-law have become increasingly difficult. There have been hurtful comments towards me, criticism about my parenting, and issues with boundaries.
There was also an incident where my son was unwell and struggling with feeding. Instead of asking how he was or showing concern, we felt accused of lying or exaggerating the situation and keeping her away from him. That really hurt, especially as we were already worried and trying to do what was best for our baby.
My partner and I decided to take some space because the situation was affecting us as a family. I recently reached out to her myself because I genuinely wanted to try and talk things through calmly. I suggested meeting for a walk and having an honest conversation, but she ignored my message and instead called my partner while he was at work.
When he didn’t answer, she told him that if he didn’t answer, “this whole situation was going to get a whole lot worse” and that she had spoken to people who said she had a “high chance of winning.”
The thing that has really upset me is that she has previously told both me and my partner that she would take our son away from us. Hearing words like “winning” and “fighting for my grandson” has made me feel like my child is being used as a threat or a way to pressure us.
I completely understand that grandparents love their grandchildren and want to be involved, but I don’t believe a child should ever be used as leverage in adult disagreements. My partner and I just want a respectful relationship where boundaries are listened to.
At this point, I honestly feel like I don’t even want a relationship with her anymore. I feel like too much has been said and done, and I’m struggling to see how we move forward after feeling like my child has been used against us. Part of me feels like no contact is the only way I can protect my peace and focus on my little family.
Has anyone experienced anything similar with a family member? How did you handle it when someone brought your child into conflict or threatened to take them away? I’m just looking for advice and support because this has been really stressful.❤️

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What's everyone using for baby to sit in the bath? We had the angel bath seat but now her legs can reach the bottom of the bath she keeps jumping off it

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