My LO was in the perfect routine, he is 2 months old and was going to bed at 9pm every night and sleeping until 5/6am. Now he is suddenly getting later and later every night. Tonight its been 1.30am 🥴 any advice to try and get him back to that 9pm routine. TIA xx
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I'm going through kind of the same thing except she'll go to sleep at the same time but has started waking up earlier and earlier now like when she was a newborn 😭

Honestly, sleep habits and needs are likely to change a lot over the coming months and years. You just need to follow their needs/cues and go with the flow with a loose routine in place

I just feel like it’s actually impossible to get into any sort of routine specially so young without them changing it a few weeks into it. Teething, milestones, comfort and so on will continuously change and break the routine cycle you’re trying to keep. I feel like trying to keep the routine will only stress you out because it’s so unlikely to stay x
So glad I finally caught this on camera!! I’ve asked Google and states can sometimes be normal but never experienced it before my 1st wasn’t like this.
Since taking this video he has done it about 10 more times he does only seem to do it when his tired.

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Im 2 weeks postpartum and im really struggling, im not saying ive been a saint during our relationship because ive been far from it, I know my partner is struggling to create a bond with our daughter but I feel so alone, ive done every night feed, every day feed and everything else in-between, he does things such as washing bottles etc but i feel like im running on empty, im really struggling with an identity crisis and I feel like an imposter in my own body, it was also a traumatic birth which replays in my mind all day every day and im struggling with that, I do suffer with my mental health but I have never felt more alone then I do right in the moment, I think my partner feels neglected in some way and he believes that I dont make an effort like I used to but how can I do anything when I do feel and look like myself anymore, im honestly really struggling
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What does everyone do on holiday when staying in a hotel with a toddler?
Our toddler has had his own room at home since he was a baby, so we’ve never really had to share a room with him. We tried a hotel room when he was younger and it was an absolute car crash. He kept waking up, seeing us and wanting to play! We tried putting him in bed with us and he just thought it was play time bouncing on the bed. We didn’t sleep for a week.
We’re going to Greece in 3 weeks and have booked a suite, but unfortunately the bedroom is open plan with no divider between our bed and our toddler’s bed.
Has anyone used anything to create a bit of separation in a hotel room that actually works? A travel room divider, blackout screen, curtain or anything similar? Would love to hear what you’ve used!

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My kid has been in school in the UK and has learnt all sight words and can read fluently. He is in grade 1 in America now and while doing sight words was graded as incorrect for his pronunciation of the word 'been,' he said it as in 'seen,' 'keen,' or even 'bean' but the teacher said that the correct pronunciation is 'bin' as in 'sin' or 'in' with a 'buh' sound at the beginning (I hope I'm making sense)
Before I say anything to the teacher I'd like to get your thoughts. What is correct?
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My LO was in the perfect routine, he is 2 months old and was going to bed at 9pm every night and sleeping until 5/6am. Now he is suddenly getting later and later every night. Tonight its been 1.30am 🥴 any advice to try and get him back to that 9pm routine. TIA xx
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