Sleeping through the night 10 weeks

My baby girl is sleeping from 10-5:30/6:30. Just wondering if I should let sleep I try to wake her to feed but she has no interest in feeding.

She’s also reached well above her birth weight she was born 3.2kg and is bow 5.6kg.

I’m just concerned that the GP saying to still wake her for feeds was more of a developmental reason that a weight reason.

Has anyone else experienced this?

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Ms.rachel

Do you and when did you start turning on ms.rachel for your little ones? My baby is 10 months and I don't turn on any screens for her but I have heard that people start early to help with speech development. Obviously in moderation. Any thoughts

Nursery

Hi, I am going to be a first time mum in December, at the moment we have a double bed in the spare room (which is going to be the nursery) my initial plan was to sell the bed, do people think this is a good idea.
Or during the night do you think it’s good to have in case baby won’t settle, and I can sleep in the spare room with him.
Preferably I would want to sleep in the same bed as my partner so hopefully won’t need it.
I just wondered what other people did?

Bedtimes and wake up

Hello!

What times are your LO going to bed, how many wake ups and what time is start of the day?

Contact naps

LO is 9wo and only naps during day if they're contact naps but even now I think she's getting frustrated with the lack of space to move. Anyway, I'm happy to have contact naps but some days it'd be nice to have a break. And nope,she won't use a carrier, I've tried 8 and traditional tie methods, bouncers, nest pods etc. My question is can anyone shed light at the end of the tunnel? Did you have similar experience and how old was baby when the contact naps stopped?

Nursery bugs/loose bowels

Hi all my daughter started nursery 2 weeks ago on her third day at nursery she started with diarrhoea a few times a day leaking though her clothes then by Tuesday she started to go off her food and milk and had a slight temp so I took her to doctors, who said she just had a viral infection or something. Then by Wednesday/Thursday she started eating more food and milk food was getting a bit more firm and no temp then nursery rang Friday and said to get her because she had like 3 loose bowel movements and she’s really sore now and even today she’s still having loose poos I also noticed it’s a bit snotty/mucus and also smells like fish.

Had anyone had the same with there littles ones and what was it? I know babies pick stuff up at nursery but this has been going on over a week now but she’s just grumpy pretty much all the time and she’s normally really happy.

Taking toys away

This may seem dramatic for some, however me and my partner have decided, that tomorrow while my daughter (3) is in nursery we will be putting all her toys in storage and telling her they are in the bin. We will keep a few low stimulation ones like a few or her Dave books, and sensory things but everything else gone.
This is a result of her behaviour drastically over the last 6 months has been getting worse and worse. It is gotten to the point where she hits me with full fists, kicks me, pulls my hair, slaps me, throws all her hard toys at me, take toys and slams them against other surfaces to create noise especially when asked to keep it a low level. It’s also gotten to the point where if we ask “her lets keep feet on floor” or “let’s walk nicely” “hands to sled please” these are follow by a scream till her face is red, and repeated “no no no no” till she starts slapping her self, or starts having a melt down. To which we always intervene if she’s getting herself we say “no ouchies please” or she’s melting down, we cuddle her and comfort her, but doing this 5 times working 20-30 minutes is mentally draining.
And don’t get me started if I ever raise my voice god anyone walking by the house probably thinks this kid is being skinned alive.

So please comment away on if this is dramatic of us as parents, or if this may reduce the stimulation in her environment, or anything else ??