My baby has just turned three months and has started to get more aware of what around them, and sometimes when I take them out in the pram they are wide awake and looking around, I use the flat basket at the moment but I started on really quick trips that last no longer than 10 minutes use the cat seat so they can look around, well with the pram I got the seat section but as my baby can't sit up and can only hold their head a tiny bit during tummy time, what do I do?
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When we take our little man out on his evening walks we just put the hood for the flat basket down so he can still look at trees and whatnot

Does the pram seat recline slightly? I put my son in his about 2/3 months and reclined it a little so he can still see out but not putting pressure on his bum

My daughter was 3 months when we changed from bassinet as she was too long. She couldn’t sit up or anything then and was fine

The seat of this pram reclines flat so you can use this until he can sit up, then you can adjust the position to be upright

I've got this pram and my LG was the same, wanting to look about, so I changed her from the bassinet to the pram seat and had it reclined slightly so she could look about better. She was about 4 months when I changed it, and she was much happier

Use the bassinet with the hood down, or use the seat in a lie flat position.

Honestly these flat bassinets are an absolute nightmare babies hate them. I switched to car seat attachment it worked wonders baby stopped screaming and is actually enjoying their surroundings

Oh my god I’m in the same position as you! My little girl (3 months old this month) loved going in the pram now she is wanting to look around more she hates laying down … she screams so much one of us end up picking her up and carrying her home facing forward and she is dead silent … we was thinking about putting in the seated position of our buggy but wasn’t too sure - but seeing these comments we might try her out! Her head is constantly always up looking around when we hold her - can’t sit up yet but good neck strength we think! We just were thinking of when she falls asleep and being strapped in …
I literally don't know what to do. I want to stop co-sleeping but it is a nightmare. As soon as I place my baby in his bassinet he'll start screaming bloody murder, or roll onto him belly and wake himself up, or sleep 30 minutes then wake up. It's a battle every night and eventually I'm exhausted and give up. He wins and gets to sleep next to mommy. I don't know what to do. 😭 He sleeps perfectly fine on his own for naps, just not at bedtime. Any advice?

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My baby has just turned three months and has started to get more aware of what around them, and sometimes when I take them out in the pram they are wide awake and looking around, I use the flat basket at the moment but I started on really quick trips that last no longer than 10 minutes use the cat seat so they can look around, well with the pram I got the seat section but as my baby can't sit up and can only hold their head a tiny bit during tummy time, what do I do?
Photo shows the pram I have.
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Is it a fluke I hope not! 😭🥴 My 6 week old is slowly getting better throughout the night and the 5am my partner did so had some beautiful sleep myself, crazy what a couple hours of sleep can do😍
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Just to let people know who don't know, Morrisons has a deal on Pampers nappies, I got the 50 pack of size 1 for £3 from £8. Also Tesco does a deal on Pampers if you get click and collect or delivery, I think, photo below. I also got the Pampers app which is worthwhile. I just thought I let people know to help save money because it does get expensive.

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curious to know when did yall begin letting your babies self soothe themselves to sleep? any tips? my LO is 8 months, i’ve always had to walk/bounce/put her on my chest to get her to nap or down for the night since she was a nb. she never took to a pacifier.. tried a lot and just didn’t find one she liked to keep in her mouth. will it be impossible without a pacifier?
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Hi guys what helps and what can I use for colostrum In the night at the minute I’m leaking all night. also does anyone know if it’s normal for one side to leak for a minute or two then the other side just leaks for hours as that’s what my boobs have been doing. If anyone could help please do.
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