Would rats take nappies out of a bin?

I'm so perplexed. I noticed today that round the side of my house there is a pile of nappies. There my child's nappies as I have 2 kids in nappies, and it was both their sizes and the brand I use. However I ALWAYS bag each nappy individually in a scented bag before I bin it. Our bins are in a communal area with everyone else's bins in the block.

I'm confused why someone would take the nappies out the bin and dump them at my house. I'm putting them in my own bin, and I'm doing everything I can to make sure they don't smell. But the bin area smells generally, that can't really be helped.

My kids dad thinks maybe its been rodents but I don't understand how they've taken so many nappies out the bins, out the bags, and then put them at my wall? When there's so many other houses in the block and so many other areas/crevices that would probably be more appealing for a rodent?

I don't really understand and I'm worried I've somehow upset someone but I always use my own bin and keep to myself.

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Best thing I did for pumping

When my son was born he was 6 weeks early and my supply was not in and I didn’t want to formula feed him. I got an amazing output after 5 days straight of pumping for what felt like hours and then when he left the NiCu and he came home my supply drooped rapidly, like over 150ml to under 60mls and this kid wanted to eat a lot so the stress didn’t help. I did my research and started drinking mother milk and Moringa tea every morning and let me tell you the difference after a few hours is scary good. The photo is after 13 mins of pumping on a machine that when I used it for 30 mins I got the smallest amount.

This might not work for everyone but it’s definitely something I personally recommend trying at least once if you can and your supply is low.

This is coming from some that did everything, coconut water, oats, hot showers, body armour sports drink, power pumping.

Have you had a “do whatever you want” moment? Share the battles you didn’t pick

At 2am my youngest was inconsolably screaming. After 20 minutes trying to figure out what she wanted she got a bar, but no it doesn’t stop there! She refused to throw the wrapper away and instead insisted on sleeping with it. So there she was snuggling with an empty bar wrapper like it was her most loved possession and I finally got to go back to sleep (I went to bed at 1:30 so I was in no shape to fight again lol)

Baby monitor stand

Looking for recommendations on a universal baby monitor over the cot stand. I have the vtech VM3254 for reference.
Thanks x

Anyone anxious birthing a whole human infront of their husband?

I don’t want him to see ANYTHING! What if I poop and he sees it? Or just the pure trauma from all the blood and obviously what your coochie looks like during birth.

colostrum

i know they say how much colostrum you collect before birth doesn't influence your milk supply after birth but today (my third time collecting it) I got 18 syringes and am worried I'll be an oversupplier and get infections because of it

Does anyone else have SEN child and feel out of place at groups?

Its not just the children that get targeted for being different I realise its the parents too unfortunately. Neither one being ok obviously. I went to a group (not today but was playing on my mind) the mum there was like oh your child's really big aint he are you sure your in the right group and I went yeah SHE is big for her age I guess and she responded with well if she falls on a little one she might hurt them n I said well yeah if theres a huge age difference maybe but i'm holding her and following her with the play so it will be fine. She said how old is she n I say oh like 20 months n she went thought so this group actually cuts off at 18 months and I said oh right I didn't realise but developmentally shes 11 to 12 months so I guess its still fitting for her... her response well not for the little ones.. how old is your child n she says 15 months n I said aww n shes actually quite tiny n she said well she was premature n I said her too... she said well I guess you'll have to look for another group that can take her size and age, I said I put her date of birth in and asked if it was for her age n they said yes and I explained it would be more developmentally fitting. She asks whats up with her n I said she has a physical condition and only just started walking n she said so even more risk being unstable on her feet. Like what do I do with that.. everyone was staring it was so awkward.. my child smiling oblivious and no-one spoke to me because of it so I guess they all felt the same. Is this normal experience for others?