Worth seeing health visitor?

My daughter will be 3 on the 12th and I have been taking her to the toilet since mid February, she doesn’t say anything when she needs the toilet and most of the time protests going even though when she sits down she’ll do a wee

No.2 are pure luck whether we get them on the toilet or not (I’m getting really sick of cleaning her pants 😭)

She’ll hold no.1s until she can’t anymore if I don’t take her

Is it work making an appointment with their health visitor to talk about it fo just wait until she gets it?

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Is this normal behaviour?

Hi all, I’m just reaching out to see if anyone else has noticed this in their babies sleep or if it’s just mine and if it’s normal behaviour or something I should be worried about? So for the last week or so whenever my baby is asleep he will move around a lot and when I say a lot I mean he will go from one end of the bed to the other, he will turn himself around, he will then get on all fours and start banging/rubbing his face on the mattress. This can go on all night even after he wakes and has been resettled. I’ve also noticed he does this in his cot too. I think we maybe going through some of sort of sleep regression too, but this none stop movement/fidgeting in his sleep is starting to worry me (plus it’s keeping me awake all night too). But then he doesn’t do this during the day when he’s having a nap? Is anyone else’s baby like this and did it stop? Any advice would be appreciated.

Aversion to my Husband

My husband and I have been together for almost 7 years, but got married 11 months ago. We decided to do life on hard mode. Our son was planned and med school happened faster than we thought. Within the first 6 months of marriage, we moved states for medical school, had a baby, and 2 deaths in my family, I have pp depression start after 2 months pp. Now our son is 6 months old. We’ve got our schedules/ routines down, but are fighting every other week sometimes multiple days in a row. We love each other and are great parents together, but communication around pretty much anything has been lacking. I just want to punch his face or at the very least tell him to leave me alone, but I also love him and know it’s probably the hormones making me so irritable. Anyone else have this issue? If so, how did you over come it?

Emotional support

I feel like I don’t get to connect with my unborn child because I’m constantly sick. (High blood pressure, vomiting, gestation diabetes). With my previous pregnancy I was able to sing to my belly, take pictures, decorate my belly, shop without getting too exhausted. I just need some emotional support.

Feeling so guilty

I think I’m going to have to switch over completely to formula, my breastmilk came through but it just didn’t seem enough for my baby, like yesterday he just wanted to be on the breast and didn’t seem satisfied, so I thought I’d pump and check, for 30 minutes I hardly got 30ml from both breasts. I feel so defeated because I’m hardly sleeping as I guess he just wasn’t full. So I’ve given him a bottle of formula yesterday and he slept for a good 2.5 hours rather than waking every 20 minutes. I feel guilty because I really didn’t want to lose that bond and I know a fed baby is best but I just can’t help feeling like I’ve failed. Please if there’s anyone with any advice on how I can get my milk back, I’m more than happy to try. Otherwise I guess it’s formula from now on

Transition to cows milk

Good morning,
My little girl just turned one, I feel confused on milk situation
She’s currently having 3 7oz bottles a day of formula
I was going to gradually cut down her formula and top up with cows milk but once she’s fully on cows milk should she still be having 3 bottles a day?
She eats so much food I don’t get why she still drinks so much milk 😂

Struggling to stay on my side while sleeping at 17 weeks pregnant

I'm 17 weeks pregnant and find myself waking up on my back every morning, no matter how I position my pillows to try and side sleep. Has anyone found any other tips or tricks that actually work to keep you on your side through the night?