Nappies and wipes

Recommended brands of nappies and wipes to use ? And what creams I will need I only have sudocreme

in our community

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.

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 😫

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?

Post-partum Struggles - any one relate?

Hey, I had my baby girl 17 days ago, I’m struggling bad with anxiety around the baby. Whether it be her breathing pattern changes, mucusy wheezy sounds, her crying for hours and me thinking I’ve not done enough. When she was born (c-section) she spent her first night chocking on mucus and the midwives are telling me it’s normal but it doesn’t make it less distressing until she finally got help and had mucus suctioned out of her. This is where my anxiety hit its peak.

Her dad is amazing however he will need to go back to work soon, I’m so scared to parent alone. I don’t have a support network, and my family work so I truly am alone and worry about what I can do☹️.

The best way to describe is that I’m scared of my baby, I love her unconditionally but she terrifies me.

Is anyone else struggling similar, or have the same worry’s or experienced the same things?

Thank you🩷

Advice please, I’m honestly so upset😭

My little one is 21 months and has been at nursery since he was just over 12 months. Usually I get nothing but positive comments, he’s being a little testing lately especially when it comes to sharing - understandable it’s a lot for a young mind to comprehend obviously.

However today upon collection I was told he was better with his hands today. Some snatching here and there but normal for his age. Of course I appreciate the honestly it’s all a learning curve for a first time mum. But what’s sitting on my mind, and I’ve been upset ever since, is the language they used to describe his table manners.

He’s always been super, typical butter wouldn’t melt at home😂, he goes to soft play groups weekly, swimming, interacts with all my friends children - no issues.
But at nursery, it seems different. Today I was told my little boys table manners were atrocious. And I can’t get my head around the word? What can a little boy (not even 2) have done that’s so atrocious because he didn’t want to sit down on command and he’s been a little testing with the word “no”. The manager even came out when we were talking to his nursery worker to ensure she told us about his “atrocious” table mannerisms.

Am I over reacting? To me this is all a learning and testing curve for him. I understand a nursery is there to prepare him for bigger stages in his life but to use such words I’m baffled by.

Thank you - a very emotionally attached FTM♥️