I am honestly shocked that I keep seeing this ad on Pinterest for such a dangerous product. I've reported it several times, even emailing Pinterest support directly.
I've had them remove my pins and threaten to take down my account over the dumbest stuff yet things that put babies at risk is fine? I was just thinking that maybe if a lot of people report it it will actually make a difference? I'll put the link in the comments, please report it if you have the time.
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You’d be surprised by all the dumb crap is advertised towards babies it’s alarming how little regard some people have for their babies and buy it

When I was googling car seats for our trip to Turkey in September, many websites actually recommended this type of product!
Obvs I ignored it and booked a car service that provided a car seat for my daughter. But I was shocked.

As someone who used to work in collision testing I despaired at the “safety tested” things even here on Amazon UK. Mums buying strap clips because it’s “tested”… no, it’s not. All this stuff is illegal in this country (including having clips meaning a car seat isn’t a single button release) and highly irresponsible to put your baby into.
We know they are fragile, yet some people really think that things like this will protect their body in a collision. Ignorance is bliss I guess but I think half the “lack of education” is just “i don’t want to research it cause it’ll make me feel awful that I risked internal decapitation for that all inclusive coach transfer”.
Report, report, report.

I’ve seen these ones but my assumption was it was for older kids who were verging on not needing a booster or car seat anymore
I would never buy one off amazon or temu or anything of that nature lol https://shop.saferide4kids.com/products/ridesafer-travel-vest
Wanting advice on co-sleeping , do you co sleep with your baby and where does your partner sleep? We have co slept since baby was 1 month old and partner has slept on the sofa, she is now 3 months old and I’m starting to miss my partner
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My husband works during the week and I’m on mat leave. I start my LO bedtime routine at 8pm and she needs to be held to sleep (she’s 12 weeks) so basically my bedtime has now become the same as hers. During the week he doesn’t get up at night to help with the baby because of work and he needs his rest but on the weekends he stays up all night playing video games and will complain that he couldn’t sleep.
I feel like if he’s up anyway, he could help with putting her to sleep but since she’s EBF, he will use the excuse that he can’t feed her so he can’t. Is it fair for me to be upset about this?
Edit: will also add that on weekends , he will wake up around 2pm but then will spend a few hours with her and encourages me to do something for myself. But it’s the nights that get me!
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My little one has started waking up with a dry nappy overnight, but then has a big wee after feeding. Is this normal, and do I need to be concerned? Would love to hear from you all.
She has lots of wet nappies through the day and is having plenty of her milk/bottle through the day. She is 5 and a half months old.
Thanks all

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I just mixed 4 scoops with 5 oz water and my baby has drunk 2oz of it before I noticed, sleep deprived AF!!!! Baby drank 2oz before I noticed and I threw it away immediately and made a fresh one. Any advice? FTM panicking like mad
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My daughter is eight months. She’s been crawling for a month now. Starting to get into things and grabbing things. Starting to throw herself back and cry when she doesn’t get her way. When do I start telling her no and letting her cry it out? Usually I hand her a toy or put on a show she likes. She already kind of listen to me. Example whenever we’re in the living room she crawls towards my cart I have set out for me with her stuff on it, I’ll say her name She’ll turn her around and look at me. I’ll tell her to come here/back and she’ll come. She knows the sign for milk and play so she’s very smart I just don’t know when I should start telling her no and be firm cause I’m not sure she understand that yet. I hope I make sense lol

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Hi mummas, I am honestly at a complete loss. My 9 month old is waking up every single night completely wet through. I have tried everything - Pampers (baby dry, premium protection & pull ups), Rascals & Peachies. I’ve tried different sizes of each brand. I’ve tried no vest. I’ve tried adjusting the way I put on the nappy. I’ve even tried putting on two nappies. Absolutely nothing is working. Has anyone else been in this situation? If so, what did you do please?!
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