Do you think “home wreckers” ever feel guilty about breaking up a family?

Or do they just believe the lies they are feed about you?

in our community

Long trip?

Hey , we’re going on holiday to the coast 3.5 hrs away in a couple months and my 2 year old is toilet trained but wears pull ups at nap and bed time. Sometimes she will do a little dribble in her pants on her way to the loo but generally she does well
My concern is the road trip, do I put her in a pull ups at or hope that she can hold out till we stop?
It’s going to be tricky washing and drying the car seat on holiday so I’m wondering what other people do, I’m worried the pull up for the car might confuse her!

How would you interpret the phrase “at times, it appears they are working together in ways that are unsafe for others.”

In reference to a set of 4.5 year old twins, in an email from their teachers (the first time they’ve reached out about any type of physical incident with another child).

Do you think the teachers mean the twins are teaming up to intentionally be “unsafe” to others?

Health visitors

I’m 11 months PP can HV help with relationship issues and in-laws?! I’m at a loss of what I can do as my relationship is breaking down due to in-laws

Toys at grandparents home

Just wondering if Im being weird about this?
My MIL lives about 15 mins away I take our daughter there quite a bit, she has nothing kid friendly at her house so I asked her to get a couple toys that can live there so I dont have to bring toys every time we go over...she said yeah yeah and thats shes ordered some stuff on amazon. Turns out what she ordered was just table corner protectors, no toys or anything. So I asked again and she said that our baby doesnt need toys, she will just find things about the house to occupy herself like the tv remote.
I get it but at the same time if I thought like that then my child would be playing with wires, keys, my phone, batteries ect and not baby friendly things at my home so it doesnt make sense to me? She needs age appropriate toys. I take her there at least once a week, sometimes more... so its a lot for me to take everythint all the time, I bring the baby, all her nappies, spare clothes ect plus toys, things for her to eat ect. All im asking for are a fee toys that live at their house.
I know I could leave my own toys there but she complained about me 'not letting her be grandma' when our daughter was first born because I wanted to recover at home for a week and when we did visit I wanted to hold my baby more than she expected. So now Im like.... you wanted to be grandma, im asking you to help me out as grandma and buy your granddaughter a couple of toys for your house and you wont do it?
Ive ended up leaving a walker and a couple toys there and a couple spoons and a bowl . She has the walker behind the sofa and doesn't get it out when we do go round or anything Ive left. So I feel like I have to still bring toys there.
My dad lives 2 hours away, we've gone to visit 3 times since our daughter was born and hes bought toys and a high chair for her and bowls and spoons for her and I didnt even ask him to.
So me asking grandma who lives 15 mins away to buy a couple toys to make things easier for me and she wont doesnt sit right with me at all? Am I wrong. I
And I do bring toys from our house to grandma's everytime we go but theyre toys my daughter likes the most that week so im not going to leave them there. I left a couple bits but what Im asking is for her to get some as well so lighten my load.

Help

Why do men or should I even say the father to my child... Like to call us women the hole dictionary I feel like crying when he start cussing me out or even yells at me make me feel worthless😭💔 make me not even be the mood to cuddle with him or even be here

Struggling with weaning

I’m really struggling with baby led weaning. I’ve been giving my daughter (8 months) purées but I keep reading that baby led weaning is better so I’ve been trying it for the past few weeks. She also is very hungry (4x 10oz bottles and 3x meals - feel like all I’m doing in bottles or cooking or feeding) and I feel like she needs more substance than puree. Anyway, she keeps choking (like actual choking not just gagging where I have to pat her back to get up whatever she’s got in there) because I think she puts too much food in her mouth. She also seems to store a lot of food in her cheeks? I’m following the NHS guidance and so many instagram accounts for first meals - I’m preparing and cooking things following the advice to a tea.

Feel so disappointed in myself like I’m doing something wrong. I was so disheartened when I tried to breastfeed and then couldn’t produce enough milk and moved to formula at 3 weeks - it’s like that all over again. I’m stressing out so much spending all my time thinking about her food. Don’t think it helps that I already feel embarrassed about my cooking skills, my husband doesn’t let me forget that I’m a terrible cook.