I have a feral toddler who gets covered in mud/paint/food at nursery and a newborn who poos a lot 😂 I used to swear by washing up liquid on poo stains when my toddler was a baby but for some reason I’m struggling to get stains out! I used to use Vanish but it started leaving bleach spots all over the clothes (weird as it was Vanish for colours and also says bleach free). I’ve been using the Pink Stuff stain remover spray and Astonish to soak clothes but feel like there has to be something out there that’s the holy grail. Any tips and tricks or product recommendations? Thank you!
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I always used Napisan for stains. Put the clothes in a bucket with cold water and napisan and leave for a day and then stick in the washing machine and usually gets the stains out.. defo poo stains anyway 😊

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The pink stuff
We live in a small village and the 2 nearest cities are around 45 minutes from us. Seems silly to get the baby out for the sake of 15 minutes
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Hey everyone, looking for advice on navigating some tough stepfamily dynamics.
My partner and I have been together for a while. There was a lot of drama with his ex at the beginning, so the kids didn't like me initially. I get why the transition was hard, but we're running into a wall now that I gave birth.
The 12-year-old daughter has been super moody and upset about the pregnancy, especially stressing over whether it's a girl (we waited till I gave birth to find out the gender). On a recent FaceTime (which included the ex and the 17yo son), she literally sat in the background the whole time texting, ignoring us completely.
It really unsettled me especially the thought of her resentment if I had a daughter. I gave birth to a baby boy but still.
How do you guys handle stepkids who are openly resentful about a new baby, and how do you set boundaries with FaceTime calls when the ex is involved? Any advice is appreciated!
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So recently my 2 year old has learned that he gets mad/ frustrated . Some girl took the ball from him like 2 times and the 3rd time he got mad and kinda growled but like when you’re mad. Then I bought him Legos and he’s learning some pieces are hard to stick together well he built a tower and screamed I’m mad right now ! And I told him it’s ok take a deep breath and let’s pick them up. And I just started reading tiny humans big emotions. Now I guess I better hurry up but for now how do you guys handle situations like these especially in public I know it starts at home but I need advice for both just so I don’t tell him the wrong thing and make him feel like he can’t cry or have feelings
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Last night was one of the most frightening and emotionally overwhelming nights I’ve experienced in a long time, and I’m honestly not sure what to do.
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Just fully changed vest and pjs number 4 or 5 in 24 hours oh myyyyyy. Between sneaky pees while changing nappy, poop or pee leak, and spit ups my washing is crazy! Usually 2 sleeping bags and at least 1 new sheet per each night also due to spit ups in bed 😖😖😖 ps spit ups are small but somehow with angle he soaks his whole arm so I have no choice… And of course they HATE the changing and scream!
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Hi any nursing bra recommendations as I’m 8 weeks into my breastfeeding journey and boobs have decided to be asymmetrical and so sensitive. Any good supportive nursing bra recommendations as currently using some from primark. And other advice around nursing welcome !
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