We never use it at home but is it still useful for holidays? Long days out, eg. Zoo/theme park?
We haven't done these trips yet so I'm not sure if we would still have a need for one!... Trying to declutter before a house move but don't want to get rid of it and end up rebuying in future
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Personal choice. I’ve put mine in the shed for now. But very unlikely to use it again. 🤷♀️

We haven’t used ours for our eldest since from just before she turned 3 so I would say yes, unless you have another and save it for them

We haven't used buggy since last year probably October or so I cant remember she's gotten used to the walk we do to and from nursery now and I have a baby in a pram to push most of the time so her bags etc go on there
Rarely she goes on dad's shoulders or grandads 🤣

We don’t use ours usually to be fair - but when we go big shopping malls, carboots, zoo etc it’s a must 😂 otherwise Dads shoulders suffer

We still use ours, mainly the travel pram as it’s small enough to leave in the car but I’m also very pregnant so that probably contributes. Completely depends on your kid though but we take it on days out.

We still take ours on days out, just in case. She will go in it for a bit, usually while she has a snack and a little rest, but mostly it comes in handy for shoving all the bags on 😂

We use it for long days out still.

We use ours for longer walks, we also have a 1 year old so also have a wagon that fits both of them, handy for containing them both
Ok, based on another post I saw and now I'm curious.
If your teenager holds a job, at what age would you feel comfortable still calling their boss to complain about a scheduling policy that you disagree with? Or any policy that you disagree with?

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i might be crazy but honestly i'm not sure, her gums feel hard and she has been drooling a ton lately. she also has been getting super fussy and hasn't been eating as long / will refuse the breast at first. she has been eating her hand (but not in a hunger way) and will eat my arm, i am just very unsure.

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My 2.5 year old has suddenly started seeing monsters, everywhere, it started in the bedroom at night, still happens with a Nightlight and she still cosleeps so dont think its an attention thing to get us to stay with her as one of us already does. Then it started happening in the bedroom during the day, then the rest of the house, now out the window of the car when driving, and yesterday when we were in asda. She doesnt seem particularly distressed but it, with the exception of once when she walking into the kitchen and kind of yelpt in suprise then came and told me there was a monster in the kitchen. Im unsure what the correct action for me to take is, i know not to invalidate what she's "seeing", do i ask about the monsters, do i tell the monsters to go away? I dont really want her reliant on "monsters spray.

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Little rant but mainly looking for advice of any kind 😩
So my eldest boy is 6 and he is really struggling with his behaviour over the summer holidays he’s been so naughty and has constantly pushed buttons completely on purpose he claims he can’t control it and that his brain is bad however I can’t excuse or understand how he can do things like pour Pepsi all over his dads £1400 gaming set up because he ‘doesn’t like it’ or smash his tv out of anger coz a game wouldn’t let him play it how he wanted he’s constantly stealing things like chewing gum or snacks and then refusing to eat actual food and he’s shouting at us and telling us he hates us and we’re worst parents and he’s even gone as to far as attempting to hit his baby brother who’s 17 months old. Overall I’m at breaking point because this isn’t who he is yet it’s all he seems to be doing lately I’m heartbroken and feel defeated and I just want my boy back and to help get to bottom of this 😩😭
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I know it's dependent on emergencies, just curious what time you were in the theatre if you were told to come in for 7:30am. Please even include delay times ❤️ also when were you told to fast from?

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So my daughter had a week and a half off from nursery recently (the half was due to her having a temperature and not being able to go and the week was because I had time off so we could spend quality time together).
She’s been back to nursery this week, has only been in for 2 days, and she’s already coming down with something and her temperature is starting to increase 🤬
She’s 2 years old and has been at nursery for 15 months already.
She was only ill less than 2 weeks ago.
And now she’s coming down with someone else!
I thought they were supposed to get better with not getting so ill the longer they spend at nursery? But she just keeps getting ill and it’s never ending!
We’ve both taken so much time off work. I feel like I can’t look for a new job because of constantly needing to be off with her when she’s sick and my husband can’t do it due to work commitments and lack of flexibility, I just thought this was going to get easier.
Why does she have to keep f’ing catching stuff!!
And then why are people continuously taking their sick kids into nursery?? It’s 2 f’ing days for peep sake!! How is she possibly ill already?! Such an f’ing joke!!!!!
Argh!
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