LO is very grab-y with other children

My little girl is 15.5 months and I've always noticed that she is a lot more grabby than other kids. She'll try to touch their face, grab their clothes or hair. We've always tried to tell her to be gentle and remove her hand. I've also tried from an early age showing her how to be gentle with our cats (unfortunately this is a bit hit and miss). Today at nursery the staff said they've noticed her being particularly grabby with children. I don't really know what I can do as I know at this age they have 0 impulse control. Any advice welcome

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Emma's Diary offers (not bags)

Sorry if this has come up before, I tried to search.

Has anyone successfully bought products from the offers section on the Emmas Diary website?
Where there are links to other stores with heavy discounts like 60%-90% off.
Seems too good to be true but Emma's Diary bags are legit (albeit full of marketing)

Im specifically looking at a product from The Nursery Store.

Thanks!

Bow legs

I’m panicking my son started walking at 7 months and now he’s 10 months old and running around but I noticed he has bow legs and day by day is getting more pronounced the doctor said that’s how he was inside my womb and also it’s not a problem but it’s getting worse and I don’t want to see my child like that what can I do mamas help me please 💔

Baby carrier

Anyone using this baby carrier? Would you say it's worth buying?

I'm looking for something that will help me carry my almost 6-month-old baby. He is heavy and I'm a very petite mum.

Thanks

Considering quitting breastfeeding

I’m having a bit of a breakdown girls🤣
Baby girl is 2 weeks old today & I’m really struggling with breastfeeding. Baby has had her tongue tie snipped today but she’s still struggling to feed and im literally at the edge with it all mentally. She’s still really underweight so I have lots of pressure to get her weight up as fast as I can. (Still 6lbs 4oz, remained the same since day 5).

Baby is either on the boob for 6 hours straight (where she cant get enough milk) or she’s screaming at the boob and refusing it, but constantly eating her hands and looking for nipple as if she’s starving. My supply has really dropped and I’m hardly pumping anything so I don’t really have bottles to give her. I’ve followed all the advice from the breastfeeding clinics and done everything I can to increase my supply and try my best to calm baby down. I’m just shattered and don’t think I can take it anymore.

It’s causing me and my partner to argue because I haven’t slept since she’s been born and he’s not been the most supportive. Anything I say he gets all defensive and says he’s tired too (even though he sleeps through), he then says “it’s not a competition, you don’t appreciate what I do). During an argument today I’ve told him to go to the shops and buy formula because I can’t take this anymore.

What is your advice? Have you been in this situation & just stuck with it & come out at the other end? Does it get better?
Or did you switch to bottles & get better from there?
I know it’s all a very personal thing but I’m just so torn on what to do.
I reallyyy had my heart set on breast feeding but I’m really hating it right now.

Baby crying with husband

My husband has always been the one who made our baby fall asleep. I didn't manage to do it well/easily until recently, but now our baby is approaching 3 months and is crying every time his dad tries to make him fall asleep. Never with me. What's going on? Has anyone experienced this? Very bad news for me (and of course awful for him).

My 2-week-old cries A LOT — especially during diaper changes. Is this normal? 🥺

My baby girl is 2 weeks and 3 days old, and she cries quite a lot, especially when we change her diaper. We’ve tried things like dipping the wipes in warm water so they don’t feel cold, having a toy nearby, playing soothing music, using a pacifier, etc., but she still gets very upset.

She’s also cluster feeding every 15–20 minutes sometimes, and other times every 30 minutes to an hour. An hour between feeds feels manageable, but the difficult part is that she often contact naps in between. As soon as we put her down, she starts rooting again and searching for the nipple.

Sometimes after a feed, she’ll just keep the nipple in her mouth like a pacifier. And even when she doesn’t seem hungry, she often wants a pacifier during the day.

At night, we’re giving her around 60–90 ml of expressed breast milk via bottle.

I know newborns can be very demanding, but honestly, her crying can feel unbearable sometimes, and I’m finding it really difficult to know whether she’s hungry, needs comfort, or something else is bothering her.

Did anyone else go through something similar around 2–3 weeks? How did you cope with the constant crying, feeding and contact naps? Any tips would be really appreciated. ❤️