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Can’t comment on the pram but Puggle car seats are notoriously bad for being tested to absolute minimal standards and providing a chin to chest fit for babies. Avionaut pixel pro or cosmo would be better for a newborn x

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The seats are small! My little one grew out of it by one and a half… x

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Omg these frickin birds chirping at 4 am are CONSTANTLY waking my baby up. It’s driving me insane. He’s got like supersonic hearing or something. We have his brown noise turned up, window closed, black out blinds pulled down that are supposed to dampen noise, and the fan on. And sure enough he starts stirring every day when the birds start going. That’s it. That’s the post. It’s just so annoying!!! Anyone else?

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Postnatal Depression

Hi, does anyone know of any immediate services that can offer help with this? It is getting worse by the day but I can't bring myself to see the GP. I can feel the weight of it becoming heavier everyday and I'm worried I'll soon be in a position where im unable to see past it and will be unhelpable

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I’m not very happy with the nursery.

My baby is 11 months old and has just started settling-in sessions this week. Some sessions have gone okay—she even managed to nap—but others have been much worse, with her crying for up to an hour.

The last session (4 hours) is what made me feel most uncomfortable about the nursery.

1. The staff seem extremely strict, and the way they speak to parents can feel quite harsh.
2. My baby drinks pumped breast milk. The staff said I could bring breast milk but didn’t clearly explain in what form. Apparently, they only accept it in pouches and not in bottles. When I brought it in a bottle, they spoke to me harshly and said they “don’t know what I’ve put in it,” which felt unfair—it’s the same milk whether it’s in a bottle or pouch. It came across as if they were accusing me of tampering with it.
3. If I forget something or do something wrong (like the milk issue), they overreact and speak in a very telling, almost mean way.
4. They don’t provide regular updates on the family app, so I have to contact them myself to find out how my child is doing. Sometimes they do and sometimes they’re don’t. The communication is not clear and they simply tell me off that it’s written in the policy, I mean they can remind me. The woke with parents on the daily basis and I was expecting them to be more understanding.
5. During the last session, I brought breast milk in a bottle and was told off. I even offered to go home and bring it in a pouch, but they said no. Four hours later, they asked me to pick her up because she couldn’t sleep—and they hadn’t given her any milk because it was in a bottle. They also said she didn’t want to eat the food provided (pizza and oat milk). When I got home, she was clearly starving and drank two bottles of milk. I’m upset that they didn’t offer alternatives like toast or fruit or ask me what she might eat.
6. The staff wear strong perfume, and my child comes home smelling of it, which bothers me.
7. The nursery is nut-free because one staff member has an allergy. I try my best to avoid nuts, but if I accidentally include something, they say they will call me to pick my child up because they cannot care for her. I find this difficult as I am working and paying for childcare?
Is this a regular thing with nurseries? Would it be unreasonable to ask them not to wear perfume when carrying for my child as she has eczema and it’s unpleasant to have her face smelling of perfume? Anyone else had problems like this?

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Waking up at 4.45am!!

My little girl - 4 months old, keeps waking up between 4.45 and 5am. She naps well during the day usually 3 naps - lasting around 1-2 hours. Last naps usually around 5. Bedtime between 7.30-8am.

Is there anyway we can try to extend her sleep until a little later? I'm struggling with sleep and 5am wakes up are becoming hard! Thanks 😊

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How long does your newborn go before they need a feed?

I have a 6 week old and he goes around 1.5 hours before wanting to feed again. He drinks around 60-80ml per feed. I am breastfeeding and formula feeding. How can I make this time longer in between feeds.

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