I do my best to have patience and manage the person he is. It’s tough but lately it’s just been very stressful. Anything I ask of him he responds something that I did or didn’t do. Our arguments lately he brings up my parents and their flaws and how I am with my parents. Is that okay??
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Thats not okay. He is deflecting.

That's not ok. Has he always been like that or has it changed? Any reason he might be reacting defensively and deflecting? This is not to say you may be to blame, but it took me months to figure out why my partner was reacting defensively to me. We had to do a lot of work on our communication after our lo arrived - it turned out that having a baby totally changed our relationship dynamic! So it can be a lot of work, but I hope you can get there too 🙏
Non-violent communication tools helped us (I like the podcast, personally, he read the book. But the principles are the same).

What do you mean you do your best to have patience and “manage the person he is”?

I know how hard it is to get out of! But this is not okay. He wont see the wrong he is doing unfortunately. Its a toxic cycle.
Hello,
Does anyone else’s toddler want to roam free without holding your hand when in public. I.e outdoors/ shopping centres etc. mine refuses to hold my hand and when in the pram will literally scream and continue screaming even if it’s for a full 30 minutes straight. Oh boy, the stares I get are unbearable and make me feel like I’m a shit mum. I have no idea how to help her or with this situ. Any advice or tips greatly appreciated.
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I have a 5 week old and he feeds almost every hour and I feel like he is empty quicker and mostly doesn’t take a full feed. I have heard that the milk at the beginning is watery and digests quicker than the milk that comes later. My question is if I want him to get the thicker milk to keep him stay full for longer how much should I express out before feeding him?

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How many sessions a day of colostrum harvesting have you done? First session and just over 2ml which I was expecting 0 when I started. Advice on how many times and how much is too much? Any tips and tricks?
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Anyone else with babies with a 2 year age gap finding it so hard. My boys are 26 months apart. My toddler is at such a hard age, I feel like 2 under 2 would have been so much easier. My youngest is only 4 weeks old so maybe I’m just struggling with finding new routines.
My 2 year old isn’t very gentle with his little brother, he battles me with every single thing. When I’m busy feeding or changing the baby he takes it as an opportunity to do something he’s not supposed to (like pulling food out the fridge; or emptying soap bottles onto the floor). It’s never ending
And juggling everything is so overwhelming, I thought my eldest being potty trained before the baby is born would make it easier but I think it’s actually harder
Just want to know if anyone else is in the same boat or if it gets easier 😩
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My daughter’s nursery have requested we keep a nappy cream in their bag that doesn’t contain any nut oil (I usually use bepanthen but that contains almond oil so isn’t allowed). Any recommendations, don’t want sudocream

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I do my best to have patience and manage the person he is. It’s tough but lately it’s just been very stressful. Anything I ask of him he responds something that I did or didn’t do. Our arguments lately he brings up my parents and their flaws and how I am with my parents. Is that okay??
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