Does my 2.5yo daughter's ankle look right to you?

She has naturally bowed legs but her right ankle doesn't look right 😬🫤 what do you think?

She wouldn't stand still for a pic so had to take one under the table whilst she was playing in water with her toys 😫

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Should my toddler be forward facing now?

My husband thinks he should still be rear facing but I think he needs to be forward facing now because he’s tall and it’ll make it easier for him to climb in his seat plus easier for me to get him in and out. He will be 2 June 25.

The reason you stopped breastfeeding?

I want to find out the reasons why the majority of women stop breastfeeding by 6months. If you’re not producing enough milk or your baby just will not latch, then I obviously get that. But I’m finding people’s opinions on it are sooooooo varied, it’s fascinating how different everyone’s experience is.

Daytime naps

Hi everyone, where are your babies currently napping? And how long for? My little girls just turned 4 months

Am I wrong for not offering my baby a dummy?

I always said I didn’t want my baby having a dummy because I knew kids in school that still had dummy’s and heard parents talking about how hard it is to get their children to give the dummy up. So in my head I thought well if she never has a dummy that won’t be a problem right? But my baby is now 3.5 months and I keep seeing things about dummy’s reducing the risk of sids but I still don’t want to offer her one through fear of her becoming reliant on it.
So am I a bad mum for not giving her a dummy?

I can’t stop crying

Can anyone relate to this? My girl is 3 months, will be 4 months of the 16 of this month and she absolutely doesn’t sleep. She doesn’t take naps during the day because I’ve been trying to train her to sleep without me. She’ll have about 2 contact naps with me not lasting longer than 2 hours, if even that. She doesnt go to sleep at night till about 12 in the morning and then is up again around 3 or sometimes 5. But then once she’s up again it’s so hard to get her to sleep again she literally refuses and fight the sleep. Idk what to do at this point. I’ve tried the schedule, I’ve tried baths, I’ve tried letting her fall asleep on me…but the minute I set her down she’s up and talking and thinks it’s a damn party. I can’t stop crying because I don’t get any sleep at this point.
When she was a newborn she was up ever 2 hours on the dot. And now this…

Non-verbal

Our toddler has days/times where he'll go non-verbal. Normally he talks a lot, can tell us what he wants, can talk in full sentences etc but there are times when he'll only point and get upset if you don't understand (I'm talking full meltdowns). Is this just a normal part of toddlerhood? (He is 2.5y/32m if that matters and he's already had the sleep regression).

We are seeing our health visitor next week, so I will bring it up then too. I just wondered about other people's experiences.