Today my almost 3 year old decided to have a tantrum in the coffee shop as I was getting my coffee to go. I got her a cookie then she started crying saying she wanted a different one. A lady next to me started shouting saying can you just make her stop crying! If she wants a cookie just get it for her! 🤦🏻♀️😖I was so taken aback by her audacity. I told her to mind her own business and to leave if she can’t hear a child crying. How do you even deal with stupid people like that without completely losing it??
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I think what you said was 100% on point and exactly what I would have said

Wow.. I would have been fuming 🙄awful behaviour and entitlement from that woman. I’m angry on your behalf. Dealt with it very well by the sounds of it.

People are ridiculous. I would have said “Ok Karen!” And laughed. I took my kids to a nature walk a few days ago. There were a lot of little kids. There were a couple of super serious adults that were in the group. They were getting upset because the kids were too loud. The kids were just excited to see all the turtles. You just have to laugh sometimes. For every person that acts like that, there will be someone who smiles and understands the struggle.
Does anyone co sleep and find their (Velcro) baby gets up eyes closed multiple times a night for you? I usually pick them up so it doesn’t turn into a full wake but so exhausting. Any been through this? What’s the solution? LO is a toddler now so it is hard.
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My little one has started touching his downstairs every-time I change his nappy 🙈 he pulls it. Anyone else experiencing this?
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Can anyone recommend a really good absorbent nappy? My little one is 7m old and is a belly sleeper, I’m having to change his pyjamas and bedding every morning as he is totally saturated!
I initially used Asda little angels nappies but switched to pampers baby dry recently to see if they were any better, he is still leaking with those too. I have also tried adding a nappy liner into the front over night for extra protection but he is still wetting through.
Just for reference he is a big boy and in size 6/7 nappies he weighs over 30lb 🐷 I struggle to get nappies to fit around his belly, he has a bigger than average belly as well.
All of the ‘night time nappies’ in the shops are for older babies/ toddlers and are pull ups, but as I said my boy is big.. should I try these??
TIA from my laundry basket lmao xox
Edit: have weighed him and he is 26lb 🤣🤦🏼♀️

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Weird question but I don’t know if anyone else has this happening to them, but I noticed when I get ready to breast-feed my son I’ll squeeze my nipples and there’s milk coming out of the Ariola that’s around it has anyone else had that happen?

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Has anyone been away from their baby for a few days yet? I’m still breastfeeding and have started solids but have a short trip booked at start of October and feel so anxious about it. This is my third baby and I know she’ll be fine with her Dad but we feed through the night still and I’m just not really sure how to manage that change. I also don’t want it to put an end to breastfeeding for once I’m back either. My plan is to pump while I’m away to keep supply up. Any advice appreciated 🩷

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Any and all tips welcome.
My child hates bedtime. We have a routine and every night it takes over an hour to put her to sleep.
I’ve stopped rocking her (she’s heavy and I can’t make it work for longer than 15 minutes) so now I’m singing the same song over and over again and rubbing her back. Admittedly, it’s frustrating and I dread it every night. We tried sleep training and she threw up all over herself and cried so hard. It broke my heart and since then we have been laying her in bed, singing softly, and rubbing her back. I would love any tips on how to help her sleep independently without crying it out!
Thank you 😊

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