Is 21 months to early? My little girl will be starting nursery in January when she turns 2 and she has shown interest in the potty we have in the bathroom at home and I am debating if I should just start trying her in October…any thoughts?
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My son is 18mths we introduced it a 1yr old but today he has took his pull up off and used potty all day. My first daughter was fully potty trained by 18mths my middle boy has autism so he didnt grasp it til he was 4 and hes now 9yrs and still has accidents. Do it early a lot of the time its laziness of parents which is why kids are later. If shes showing interest grab the bull by the horns and jump on it.

I just started potty training my 18 month old, and she’s been doing great so far! We’re on day 3 and she pointed and sat on her potty by herself today to pee. It’s definitely not early.
I am having my first child in December and currently getting things for the nursery.
Do you think nursing chairs are needed?

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(Forgot to make it a poll)
I keep thinking that if the roles were reversed, I would be such a better husband. I feel like I'm a lot more thoughtful than my husband, I get him small things from the store or a food he's been "craving" while I'm the one thats pregnant! I cook 100% of the time and clean 95%. I dont work so I guess he beats me on that. We have a 3 year old and only one car so I'm stuck with a baby while 7 months pregnant. When my husband comes home, he asks to take a nap, which I say yes nearly 100% of the time because I know how exhausted the day can make us. I just feel sad because I dont get offered a back massage or a foot massage. Like ever. Or a small gift. Or a "thanks for carrying my child!" Like I don't even feel pregnant and I feel a little taken advantage of.
He says he just forgets or doesnt think about me all the time and am I insane for being hurt by that??
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Baby girl was born on Monday evening at 22.35 after a rather long, exhausting labour (she just didn’t want to come into the world that day)! We were discharged yesterday and have been home since, to be honest last night wasn’t even so bad. Today however, she’s been feeding almost all day (cluster feeding, sometimes for an hour and a half, other times for 10 min!) and since I’m breastfeeding I have some “cracking” problems, as well as latch and attachment issues, which the midwives will call me about tomorrow morning. We gave her formula a few times as well and she just seems constantly hungry, so I of course panic I don’t produce enough collostrum (milk hasn’t come in yet)!to keep her full. I’m sore all over, totally inlove with her and totally overwhelmed. Every time she cries, I cry and I constantly worry if she’s getting enough to eat. My husband is my absolute hero and rock and the best dad ever. I just feel..alone in the motherly feelings and hormones and emotions I’m going through and honestly don’t know how to not panic. Also, how to keep her warm enough? Different midwives told us different things and it’s all just so confusing. 😭
I apologize for the long post 😕 many mothers around offered advice and help, I just don’t feel like I can text them at 1.30am and melt down…

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So my son is 3 months 2 weeks and he’s been very fussy these past few days wanting to be held all the time crying more often more hungry and I know it will be because his brain is developing and all the changes from hitting another milestone I’m just wanting some advice on how to cope with the crying things that can help settle quicker and how to manage your mum feelings to I feel so guilty and frustrated myself when he cry’s because I hate to see him so upset and sometimes I can’t help but think it’s something I did any tricks advice and words of wisdom help so much thankyou ❤️😊

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We were at a children's party the other day (5 year olds) a little girl hit/pushed my daughter in the stomach ( I saw it and told the little girl "No you dont hit" she ran off.
My daughter was very upset.
About 40 minutes later the little girl ran over and said sorry to my daughter.
Her dad mum was there this time and asked me what she was saying sorry for I told her because she pushed my daughter in the stomach.
The mum just said " oh well thats what kids do at that age" and then carried on talking to someone else!
If that was me I would have apologized
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I’m going out tomorrow with friends, my partner and their partners for a bottomless brunch. I found a nice top to wear but my partner got angry and said I couldn’t wear it because I “don’t need to have my boobs out.” I then chose a square neck top but he pulled a face about that too so to keep the peace I’ve now settled on wearing a T-shirt.
I spoke to my friends and they’re all wearing lovely tops, including corset-style/square-neck tops. I asked my partner if I could wear something similar but he said I should wear something “respectable” and that the tops I showed him would “piss him off.”
Now I feel like I’m going to be really underdressed and I don’t know what I can wear that he’ll approve of.
He’s also said he doesn’t want other men looking at me but I can’t help feeling uncomfortable with that when I’ll be sitting there while he’s looking at other women who are wearing revealing clothes. I’ve tried talking to him but it just causes a row.
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