Hi all my girl turned 4 months about a week or so ago, I’ve seen looooads of people starting to wean at 4 months I just have no idea how or what to do I feel like this sounds SO stupid 😂 how do I know when she’s done or when do I even give her something to eat she’s currently EBF on demand this is all very new to me as I’m a first time mum x
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they recommend that your baby dosent wean until 6 months and then after that food until 1 is only for fun, milk is the most important thing but saying this my baby is almost 6 months old and been having porridge before bed since 5 months, only little taste here and there and been working it up, he tells me when he is full and has milk afterwards also fully breastfed and fed when wanted x

I borrowed a friends book for my eldest called how to wean your baby. I didn't follow it exactly but it gave some good tips so I'd recommend it x

If you’re unsure, ring your health visitor. They’ll be able to advise you on everything. But your LO will give you all the signs when she’s ready, had enough etc x

Please only start weaning when they can sit upright pretty well on their own, hold their head straight without wobbling and wont slouch in the highchair at all, this is important to prevent choking. They need to be able to bring things to their mouths easily, and also not reflexively push things out with their tongue but be able to swallow.
I need help please! I am overwhelmed and sad. I am currently 17weeks pregnant with my second child amd my Son is 3 years and 10months old. He goes to nursery 3 days a week and over the past 6 months, he was said to have been exhibiting challenging behaviours such as hitting people, scratching and screaming when he is upset at nursery. He is different at home but when he's upset, he just cries at home. In nursery, he refuses to share toys or anything and hits at the slightest provocation. No one hits him at home so I don't know why he has developed such behaviours all of a sudden. His nursery manager has made us reduce his hours to 2 hrs 30 mins per day which is so tight for me as I work full time. I have tried talking to him, teaching him about safe hands and setting boundaries but nothing at all has changed, i don't know what else to do at this point. His dad (my husband) works far away and comes over the weekend, so there's only little that i can do. I need help please, any suggestions is welcomed.
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Anyone encountered something in nursery that required some form of feedback or complain?
from what I’m reading, nurseries are supposed to meet individual baby needs and not make them follow nursery schedule.
But most time they said they tried, but never did and make baby follow their own time due to lack of staff.
For example when they r supposed to put baby to sleep or feed milk, they say they can’t (and tried) but in actual fact they have not tried. Inconsistent updates from different nursery staff as well.
I’m worried. If basic updates are inconsistent even. How are we even gonna be at ease when we send our babies there?
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My husband works and I’m a SAHM, and he was working from home today. Our 2-year-old was whinging and didn’t want to go out, even though I asked her so many times. So she was playing in the living room, and obviously it was a mess, toys all over the floor and some papers because she was drawing.
Then my husband came in and started telling our daughter off for whinging and telling her to be nice to me. He was also complaining about the living room being messy. Like, really?! We have a toddler! What is that attitude?!
I’m honestly so annoyed. And I was cooking while my toddler was playing, btw, and now I’m not even going to cook anymore.
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Anyone using baby food pouches? I'm just wondering how bad they are as I had googled and it says it's not advisable to use these regularly. I find blending a small amount of food after steaming and pan frying them, takes so much effort and time if I do these by myself from scratch.
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Hi all my girl turned 4 months about a week or so ago, I’ve seen looooads of people starting to wean at 4 months I just have no idea how or what to do I feel like this sounds SO stupid 😂 how do I know when she’s done or when do I even give her something to eat she’s currently EBF on demand this is all very new to me as I’m a first time mum x

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It’s my babies first birthday tomorrow and she’s got hand foot and mouth was going to take her to the farm but obviously plans have changed! I have no idea what to do at home to make it a little more interesting for her! Help please 🙏🏻

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