ground turkey and sweet potatoes

has any other moms seen this diet on tik tok or reels?
my husband and I are trying it out and it’s been a week and we both already feel so much better!
wondering if any other moms want to try this too and we can keep each other on track and accountable 🫶

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Clingy toddlers

Not asking for advice. I have 3 kids 2 boys 1 girl. My daughter is stuck to me like gorilla glue. My boys were never this clingy, I love her to death she my little queen but god forbid I go to the bathroom or walk 5 feet from her it’s the end of the world . Anyone else feeling this too?

I'VE HAD ENOUGH

I'm planning to leave my husband and go somewhere via train.

How do you travel alone with a 7-month old with the pram and all the bags? Any suggestions will really help.

I'm only used to riding the bus with a pram but how do you do it on a train? I believe there's no buggy area on a train? How about when I need to fold it because obv I can't have it open. I'm petite and I have the joolz aer2 and it's hard for me to have to take my baby, take the bags, fold it while carrying my baby, and then hop on a train?

Also how to wash/sterilise. Any advice will really help me. Thank you!

Poison control on speed dial

I'm trying to not feel like a bad mom. I have had to call poison control 5 times this month. I had left the baby's amoxicillin in the drawer of the changing table so I could easily give him his medicine. While going to the bathroom my daughter the April baby came in saying she drank the juice all proud apparently in my sleep deprived state I didn't get the lid on all the way and she chugged it. After poison control and a hospital visit later she turned out just fine.then she proceeded to find vitamins I forgot were in my beside table a steroid cream given for a rash she had a few months back. Then after a thorough sweet of the house and making sure everything was baby proofed or so I thought she pushed a giant box to the kitchen counter climbed up (while mind you I'm changing little man's poopy diaper) opened the cabinet climbed it like a monkey just to grab my lactation pills and bite into one. And then tonight the cherry on top I'm cleaning highchairs and need more paper towels and she sprays the Lysol directly into her eyes. Is anyone else's toddlers doubling down on trying to kill themselves

Does a working father not have to be a dad

Long Rant: So personally, I feel like a father has matching DNA 🧬 and a Dad actually spends time raising a child. So with that being said, does going to work everyday exempt a man from physically doing things for the children? Like, he doesn't attempt to get up when the baby cries. If I mention that the baby's hungry or needs his diaper changed, he doesn't budge. He'll tell me to pass him the baby if he's really screaming on me (gotta take it personal), then I'm expected to make the bottle or get the diaper and handle business. Like he doesn't show any effort. At least attempt and let me tell you I'll handle it, because you worked all day. Like I don't get an hour to myself ever! I wanna get to the point where I don't even expect him to do anything. I'm really on my own when it comes to physically caring for Our child. Is this how men really be?

15 hours nursery eligibility

Do I need to reapply in September for the 26/27 academic year? Or does it just roll on?

Food

Hey friends I was wondering how much food does your 1 year old eat in a day? My daughter is 18 months and eats but not as much as I’ve seen others her age eat. Is it normal for them to not wanna eat as much at this age?