Napper/Huckleberry

Hi all, do many people use Napper/Huckleberry? If so, do you feel it is actually beneficial?

Also, is it best to get the paid version?

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I use Huckleberry and find it very beneficial. I don't pay for it as I don't see the point. It's really useful for keeping track of everything and looking at possible patterns as your baby develops. Also great for when the health visitor asks you about nappies, feeds and sleep and you've got baby brain! I'd definitely recommend it.

Me and my partner use huckleberry to track everything and we do pay as we like the live notifications it gives you on your lock screen. Deffo been a game changer for us our baby is 4 months now and we use it every day still we love it!

I use huckleberry with my husband, we use the free one but definitely think it's helped so we can keep note of when baby was fed and how much. Also marking his wet and poop nappies. It also helped when giving him Calpol after his vaccines as we knew when he last had it and when he needed a top up four hours later. It's definitely worth using the free version

It’s great for tracking things but the nap suggestions were so off for my baby it ended up making me feel like a bad parent and constantly worried she was over tired

We’ve used Napper religiously since he was about six weeks old (now 7 months) and we find it really helpful. It’s pretty spot on most of the time. We pay for it but it’s worth it for us

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Do I speak to the mum?

Today my daughter (5 yrs old) said that her classmate asked her, "Is your mum very very ugly & very very fat because she has too much chocolate & caffeine?" 😭I put on weight after I had kids & I dont wear makeup and I already feel so insecure about myself. I've always been bullied in school and at home for my weight, the colour of my skin, my height - everything. It just brought everything back to me. I've told my girl not to play with this girl as she's mean and fat-shamed mummy

Struggling with my 2 year old boy!!

I am soooooo jealous of the moms who have little boys that listen, are chill and calm. I have an active little boy who LOVES to climb, jump off the highest surface, throw balls and just destroy things.

Recently, my 2 year old has started to pull ALL his toys and throw his stuff around when he doesn't get what he wants or we don't pay attention to him for more than 2 minutes. What am I doing wrong? What do I do because today I LOST it, in what I feel is a bad way. I'm at my wits end and hate it. It's like he doesn't listen unless I'm yelling and I don't want to be like this....I grew up in a home like that and it was like walking on eggshells.

Please give me some real constructive advice, I'm out of my element. And please don't suggest getting him tested or how these are signs of some sort of diagnosis...ita not, I know for a fact. He's just a smart, active little boy.

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