My kiddo has officially been waking herself up to use the bathroom at night since she was 3, and she hasn’t had a nighttime accident at all this year. Thinking it might finally be time to say goodbye to the nighttime diaper. What do you think?
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…….girl…. Short answer… yes 😂

If it’s been happening for a year then I’d trust them. But for us my son sleeps through so no I don’t trust him haha. He doesn’t pee so much where he leaks but he still pees at night

Yes! I’ve found that putting a “learning potty” in their room helps a lot! We put a towel underneath just in case, and my son hasn’t wet the bed in forever! If he uses the potty throughout the night, we simply dump and clean it in the morning.

Yes and you could also use a waterproof mattress liner on her bed or put a waterproof potty pad down under her fitted sheet if it makes you feel better.

Yes I avoid food or liquids atleast an hour or 2 before getting ready for bed. If I allow milk or water for soothing, we have to change the sheets lol
Everyone warned me about the first three months being very demanding and difficult but now that we have overcome, I want to share that you will sleep again, you’ll start to enjoy routines and their smiles get bigger so it makes it all worth it 😀

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Without providing any context I know it's hard, but my husband and I are in a bad place. I want to repair things. Please just check this and see if it's fair/makes sense/is clear about my intention?
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When did you start to put them in their cot in their own bedroom for daytime naps?
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Please can any recommend a good carrier, my little girl is 4 months old, I want one with good neck support so I don’t have the hold her head from bobbing about so much when she falls asleep if that makes sense. I currently have a baby bjorn & I hate it. I need one with good back support also!! Thanks 😊😊

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Just out of curiosity when did your LOs start sleeping through the night?
I know sleep regressions exist and each baby is different but wondering if there is some kind of average.
Our LO is 6 weeks and goes between 3-5h at night, aware there is still a way to go!

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My little one is five months old and she refuses to sleep during the day. If we manage to get her down she’s either in the pram or after a feed. At night she feeds and then sleeps but wakes after an hour and a half to feed again or screams. Her wake windows can be over four hours long. I know that’s too long and I’m exhausted and emotional. Any advice would be appreciated.

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