When is it recommended to use bouncer chair? The ones babies can in and they are in the circle that goes around them sorry I forgot the same lol
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Like a sit in walker/bouncer? They're not really recommended at all

Mine was in one from 1 month onwards

Like a baby jumper? They are not recommended as they can delay your baby's motor skills and put stress on their joints. That being said, I did use one from about 5 months for no longer than 10/15 minutes at a time. We never used it everyday but once he started crawling he wasn't bothered with it as he prefers to be on the moveš
My baby is weighing up on the 50th centile and has been since 6/7 weeks (now 13) health visitor is insiting we feed her more and also want us to go back AGAIN just to weigh her?
My baby feeds every couple of hours, burps well and rarely cries. She only wakes up once in the night for food. She also does all the usual things you would expect a baby her age to do. She is chirpy, smiley and calm pretty much all the time.
Am I being unreasonable to not want to feed her more milk (health visitor is suggesting we up the amount by 33%!?)
She currently has around 930ml over an average of 8 bottles in 24 hours. Her weight is plotting perfectly along the 50th curve, but she was born around the 75th.
(Throughout pregnancy I was plotting just below the 50th too then in the last couple of weeks shot up to 90th)
I am genuinely asking if you think Iām being unreasonable because I can be quite adverse to being told what to do š

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My boy is 2.8 and at night time we are having continuous blowouts baring in mind weāre wearing the night time pull up nappies that say they have extra protection for dryness. Clearly they donāt. Iāve now bought a protective waterproof bottom sheet as Iām washing bedsheets everyday and changing them 2/3 times in the night. His PJs are soaking and his sleep is being disturbed. My question is which nappies I do use to prevent this from keep happening? Thanks

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Last year I had my first baby who after I became seriously ill was delivered 2 months early. When I finished at work that was it. I got a very basic card in the post and a bouquet of flowers then heard nothing off of the company for the entire year I was off. This week a colleague is leaving to start her maternity leave. A group of people have organised a hamper for her and baby asking for monetary contributions. SO much has been bought and who knows how much money has been spent. Gift cards for coffees out, clothes for baby, bath products for mum and baby etc. I was asked to sign a card and it was full of so many messages telling her what an amazing and great mummy she will be, words Iāve never heard. Iām 16 weeks with our 2nd and know that when I leave again it will be just like last time. No recognition and a simple card in the post as thatās company policy. Iām sat at my desk feeling so stung and hurt by this. Itās a lovely gesture being done but surely if itās because theyāre friends itās something that should have been done privately and away from work. Maybe Iām a rubbish mum and no one actually cares as no one really seems to care at all especially during a 2nd pregnancy
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Hiya, I was just wondering if anyone elses little one does this? She is my second child and my first didn't do this, so its all new.
My little one will only poop when her nappy is off. There may be the slightest residue in the nappy at times but otherwise, she waits until the nappy is off to go. She is 7months old and this has been the case for the past 2 months. Please tell me its not just us. š
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Hey - just curious what time everyoneās little ones are going to sleep typically? Especially keen to hear if you had a late bedtime during the newborn stage, have you moved it earlier and has it helped?
My boy basically fell asleep downstairs with us from about 9:30 until 10:30 every evening, weād do his bedtime routine and heād be asleep around 11:30. He slept through from about 5 weeks doing this, but weāre 3 weeks into a regression. Heās waking at least once or twice and needing a feed to settle and often waking and resettling himself on top of that too. Heās always been low on sleep needs and weāve been at about 11-12 hours per day for a couple of months now so heās never going to do say 7-7.
Iām just wondering if itās time to bring bedtime forward so really keen to hear what everyone else is doing!

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My baby is 2 months tomorrow and wonāt stay asleep, night or day, in his bassinet. We transfer successfully and then 20 minutes later heās up. Anyone else? Whatād you do??
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