Does your 5mo do the same? 🦖

My little one is 5 months old on Friday and I think has just discovered she can scream and it genuinely sounds like she’s a terrodactyl 🦖😭 please tell me I’m not the only one!

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Blackout curtains or blinds?

Now the days are getting longer trying to keep my little ones room as dark and cosy as possible to keep her through the night, what do people use curtains or blinds that are blackout? And recommendations of ones that aren’t too expensive please!🩷

Help please

First time mom! My daughter is 6 weeks an 3 days old she is none stop crying all day from the moment she wakes up to the minute she goes to sleep after a bottle she’s being sick then after being sick she is bringing up water she’s currently on cow&gate comfort but I honestly think it’s the milk that is making her like this I feel so stressed as I see other baby’s this age an there happy an my daughter is just constantly crying please does anyone have any recommendations for a formula that will her I have contacted the doctors an they can’t help
Please help thank you!!

Bedtime

I think someone posted something similar here recently - but I'm curious what time your babies are going to bed for the night ?

My girls bedtime is all over the place at the moment and can range anywhere from 6pm to 8:30!

Normal?

Hey guys I need help with knowing if this is normal.

My first born son was the easiest baby ever. Rarely cried at all!
My second born cries about everything. His diaper changes are traumatic because he won’t let you do it and the only way to get a diaper done is to pin him down (we’ve given him our phone, toys, chewies, sang to him, silly faces, played with him- he will not let a diaper change happen at all and just screams)
He won’t let us wipe his hands after mealtime he screams and flales.

You can’t distract him once he works himself up.

At the beginning I was like “this is normal” but now he’s 10.5 months and still screams every diaper change and hand wipe

Is this normal?

Leaving toddler for dad

Does anyone else leave their toddler in the morning for their dad? Like I can hear her shouting (not crying) but I wait for him to wake up to go get her out of bed.

The reason I do it is because if I were to go and get her, he wouldn’t get up, like I mean would stay in bed for an another hour or two whilst I’ve already been up and started the house work. Also, during the week when we have work and she has the childminder, I’m always the one to get up, sort myself out, the house and the dog out, then get her up and ready, then he gets up 10 minutes before he has to leave and does nothing.

So am I wrong for leaving my her in the mornings sometimes on our days off? Cuz he’s making me feel as though I’m wrong for doing it.

Would also like to point out our daughter never wakes up before 7:30 (except childminder days), most days she doesn’t get up until 8:30/9.

Formula fed question

How much does your 11 week old baby get fed and how often?