So had my beautiful baby girl a week ago now, me and my partner are having extreme difficulties at night to settle her down to sleep in her crib, she'll literally stay in her cot for 10 mins max and start crying again 😭 we feed her, change her, burp her, stick a hot water bottle in her cot so its warm and put on her night light with white noise and still doesnt work 😭 so me and my boyfriend have to sleep apart and he'll take the baby to the living room and sort her out (feed her, burp her, cuddle her and then she goes to sleep in her nest pod all fine) and then we'll swap shifts basically whilst he goes and catch up on sleep...at this point we are so exhausted bc we try everything to settle her and this seems to be the only thing that works atm 😭🫠🙃 has anyone got any tips or had this problem before? Thankyou ❤️✨️
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Do you have a Moses basket? Some babies don’t like a next to me cot as they are quite big and they like to feel more secure

Have you tried a moses basket? As we found the next to me crib she looked lost in it! Even though our girl that is 17 days old is good to sleep in it throughout the day but not at night time and will be awake for hours!

Our little one wouldn't settle in the crib either. Our midwife recommended a moses basket and just put it into your next to me crib instead of buying the whole stand etc. they tend to be smaller than the next to me cribs so it fit in nicely.
My child had just turned 2 recently and we're approaching next health review and I am unsure of certain behaviour that he's showing sometimes.
He's speaking walking etc no concerns here however not always he's reacting to his name, not always he's pointing, sometimes walking on tip toes, sometimes flapping his hands.
Online says that those are normal signs and nothing to be concerned until they're 3.
What are your experience in that matter should i be worried?
He's with me at home no nursery however everyday we're at playgroups.
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Unsure what to do for nappy sizes. My bubba is currently in size 4 nutmeg and rascals but they're both tight and not fitting around her hips very well. She's also 8.5kg weighed last week.
Any ideas on what we should do?

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Can anyone recommend ones that have worked really well for them and why

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Hey mamas,
I’m reaching out here because this community always feels like a safe space. Lately, I’ve been struggling a lot more than usual with anxiety and depression, and it’s been feeling pretty heavy like laying on the floor sobbing for hours heavy. I was doing okay for a few weeks and then it started up again. I feel like I’m failing my son and now showing up for him because I’m always so sad or anxious
My doctor and I have been talking about options, and Sertraline (Zoloft) came up as a potential next step. Before making a decision, I wanted to ask if anyone here has been prescribed Sertraline? I’d love to hear what your experience was like—especially around how it made you feel starting out, how long it took to notice a difference, or any tips you wish you knew beforehand.
Sending love to anyone else who might be in the thick of it right now, too. Thanks so much in advance for sharing your stories! xx

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My son is very active. Always jumping here and there. He is a ray of sunshine. Today when he was playing around the iron cot he hit his face on it very hardly and his father is taking him on his way to the ER. My mama heart aches so much seeing him crying in pain and hope he doesn’t get a scar from it as it is on his face. I am so scared and feeling lot of hurt myself :( just wanted to vent out.

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My little boy is 2.5 weeks old. His stomach is very “balloon” looking and skin looks stretched.. Can anyone tell me if they think it looks normal or needs looking at? He’s solely breastfed but does sick up quite a bit…
Thanks (one anxious tired mum 🙁)
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