Just wondering how everyone else is getting on? My little girl still feeds multiple times during the night (she seems to genuinely want the milk, not just feeding for comfort). I feed her on demand in the morning, after work, and before bed… I express milk while I’m at work and she will usually have two bottles while I’m away from her during the day. She eats plenty of food and her poos are usually pretty solid. We offer water/milk with meals. I’m not worried but googling it was probably a mistake 🤣
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My girl feeds multiple times through the night and then she feeds in the morning. When she's with me she will feed a few times in the day. Sometimes just at nap times and other times she'll come ask for some. She feeds to sleep as well. She also has a feed after nursery as she refuses bottles so doesn't have breast milk at nursery. I let her feed whenever she wants so it's still quite a bit. She has 3 meals and some snacks. She also has water and cows milk.

Since my little boy turned 1 about a month ago I’ve been slowly weaning him off of it. Every week I’ve dropped one feed and now he just feeds in the morning and once or twice overnight. He used to settle absolutely fine for his dad overnight but now he screams and I have to settle him with a boob. We’re hoping this is just a phase and he’ll come out of it soon. I always said I didn’t want to breastfeed a toddler but it seems to be the only way to settle him overnight at the moment!

Morning & might only, I stopped day feeds end of August.
Do you allow family members to tickle your child? I personally find it really hard to watch as I hate being tickled, and although my daughter is kind of smiling i don’t think she enjoys it. How do you tell them to stop doing it? Or am I being over the top?
My daughter is almost 15 months
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My 3month old has started to keep drinking while she falls asleep? As in, Im nursing her, shes suckling, and then she nods off but...just keeps suckling? Lazily, but definitely still chomped on. She fights me when I try to break the seal, and if I dont remove the nipple from her she'll sleep-suckle for 20, 30min easily. When I do remove it successfully she wakes a few minutes later, absolutely furious!
Is this a 3month thing? My poor nipples 😢

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How soon after your sections did you go for a bath, I’ve read your not meant to soak the scar/wound in a bath but doesn’t say when you can 🫣 sometimes a shower just doesn’t cut it for “me time” 😅
Also how are people keep it dry, I have a slight overhang so looking for the best way to keep the scar dry without rubbing it with a towel like I want too!

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Is it just me or do most MIL’s constantly criticise the way you parent as a mum. She has never really seen my husband do much other than hold baby or change the occasional nappy, and that apparently makes him the best dad in the world! Meanwhile I do everything as the mum and she has never said anything like that to me. Not even the slightest compliment, and I know that I’m trying my best but how do I not let this get to me. My husband doesn’t even offer to take the baby for a while whilst I rest or take a shower, I have to ask!! It might be the postpartum hormones taking over but I just want to be able make it clear to her that I take care of the baby 95% of the time.
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What time are you putting your 3 month olds to bed at night? Mine I do 9pm but I’m worried that this is too late?
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We started out with a combo of breast feeding and bottle feeding (formula and expressed milk) but I found breast feeding is just easier, quicker, less dishes.
Baby girl is coming up on 8weeks old and my partner is very uncomfortable with me breastfeeding with anyone around. I do my best to be discreet and respectful of his feelings but babies run on baby time. He won’t let me feed our baby if we are in public, I have to go to the car. If his family is over to see the baby I have to leave the conversation and go to another room while they continue to visit.
Has anyone else’s partner been uncomfortable? How did you navigate the conversation of “I’m going to feed our baby- idc if it makes you uncomfortable” without a huge fight?
Thanks in advance for any thought or advice!
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