What are you guys doing for teething please?? I need ALL THE RECOMMENDATIONS! My LO is constantly crying and I can't stand it š I bought Calpel teething gel but not sure it's doing anything. And I've got a teether I put in the fridge but only helps for a few minutes before little man gets bored of it.
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Ashton and parsons granules and an amber bracelet

Cucumber sticks. And extra cuddles. I was the only way I could get my first to settle, I tried all the gels, all the teethers. She was a bad teether to the point I spent 4 days on the sofa just to make sure she slept. My second doesn't seem to care but loves the feel of Cucumber sticks on his sore gums

I used ashton and parson teething powder, calpol and teethers. Unfortunately, i don't think much will help at this point š just lots of cuddles, making them laugh
My in laws are very involved in my child's life, its a lovely problem to have i guess but sometimes I feel like my MIL oversteps and takes firsts away from me. This weekend we've gone for our first family holiday with my 9 month old and they've come with us, we mentioned we wanted to buy a baby walker and she's gone off and bought one without asking or telling us first.
Her first time at the beach and she was there and strolled off with her before I got chance to. Our first time with her on the swings and she's just...there.
Same as giving her ice cream/foods/sweets whatever, she just gives it to her without asking. Idk if I'm overreacting or I feel like a bit pushed out. She's my daughter and I just wanted to do some firsts with her myself. Not sure if I'm being mean and should just get over it. How would you approach it?
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Hi, I need help on ideas to feed my 15 month old as I think sheās bored of what she currently has for breakfast, what does other give theirs? X

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Our cat, 14 years, is sick, he went to the vet 3 times last week and turns out he has pancreatitis. He doesnāt eat or drink.
The vet visits easily cost 1000 pounds. And we canāt really keep paying massive vet bills.
We have a 20 month old, and Iām 8 weeks pregnant. I just donāt have the mental capacity to deal with this. I want the the cat to live several more years, and our 20 month old loves him.
But with him just not eating and with vet bills I just feel like we should put him down.
We had 2 cats and put the previous down a month before our daughter was born, at that point he probably wouldnāt have lasted out the month anyway, and I felt we should have put him down earlier.
But our remaining cat isnāt as bad as our old one I just donāt want to deal with it, and I feel bad!
Am I horrible?
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I am so surprised and so proud of this and I wanted to share somewhere and here seemed appropriate š„¹

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Iām booked in for an induction on Wednesday, my partner is superrr happy & excited whereas Iām more quiet because Iām nervous about what Iām going to have to go through. I explained to him that Iām actually not that scared about the pain (because either path we take is painful) Iām actually just more worried about spending 5+ days in the hospital being bored to death & being told thereās no progress. And he responded with āyeah but itās fine, I can leave and get you stuff, I can get you clean clothes & foodā (this wasnāt related to my worries at all) I replied back with ābut I just wish I was the one who could go home & do some laundry, sleep in our own bed & see our dogāš„ŗhe then responded with āno matter what I do for you, itās not enoughā. I feel like heās just missed the entire point? I never said what heās doing isnāt enough. I said I just wish I could be the one with the freedom & feel the excitement. Rather than having to stare at a hospital curtain for 120+ hours to be told youāre still not dilating𤣠I feel like heās not being very understanding which is upsetting me more
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I just want to share an uncomfortable situation we experienced today. I was deeply concerned by the behavior of both a child and her parent toward my son in a public playground in Burbank today.
Today, at the water splash area at Fremont Park in Burbank, my 4-year-old son was playing with his friends. Someone had brought tennis balls into the splash area, and the children began throwing them outside the designated area. I did not object, as this seemed safer than allowing the balls to remain in the splash area, where they could potentially strike another child.
An older girl repeatedly yelled at my son to stop. While I understand that she may have been concerned about the balls being thrown outside the splash area, repeatedly yelling at a young child was inappropriate. After continuing to yell at him, she threw a toy at his back. I immediately approached her and calmly told her that she was not permitted to yell at or throw objects at my child.
I then spoke with her mother to explain what had occurred. Unfortunately, rather than addressing her daughterās behavior or acknowledging that a toy had been thrown at my son, the mother became confrontational and began yelling at me. She stated that I had no right to speak to a minor and that I should have located the childās mother first. She did have a heavy russian accent, not sure if this is normal behavior where sheās from but I will not allow anyone to mistreat or bully my children, especially a child much older and bigger than him. How do you locate someoneās mother when sheās busy on her phone ? She also mocked the way I was speaking to her.
I understand that parents may prefer to address their childrenās behavior themselves. However, when a child is repeatedly yelling at my 4-year-old and physically throwing a toy at him, I believe it is reasonable to intervene immediately and tell the child to stop. I would have preferred to speak with the mother afterward and resolve the situation calmly, but unfortunately, the interaction became unnecessarily hostile.
Parents should remain attentive to and monitor their childrenās behavior so that situations like this can be prevented in the future. Mutual respect, appropriate supervision, and courteous communication are essential in public.
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