I will be transitioning my 20 month old to a floor bed, she moves around a lot so want to makes sure it has a good guardrail, has anyone got any good suggestions, I didn’t want to be spending a lot though (budget £150-£200)
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This is what I bought and honestly it’s given me peace of mind when it comes to my little one at night

It’s a double so plenty of room to move around - I think there are singles too
I knooowww she doesn’t mean to, but between pincer nips, kicks to my c-scar, digging her claw toes into me, headbuts etc… she’s constantly hurting me. Especially when I’m breastfeeding. I have scratches and bruises all over. She’s 5.5m old so she can’t understand she’s just playing/learning, but I can’t help feel resentment towards her, as if my body hasn’t given enough this past year. I’ve started dressing her in baby grows with the mittens over her fingers for a bit of a break, but she fusses and wants to be out of it understandably.
I’m overtired today, so feeling more grumpy than usual
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Guys I found this in my daughter’s formula last night. She’s on Hipp comfort milk. Any ideas what it is?
I’ve put more photos in the comments.

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How do you carry freshly pumped breast milk for a day's travel? I found bottles to cool and warm formulas but not breast milk.

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Hey mums! I'm travelling soon with my daughter and wanted some advice on taking cow's milk on a long-haul flight. She usually has milk when she wakes up, before her midday nap and again before bed. I'm just wondering what's the best way to carry milk with me? How do you manage milk feeds when travelling with toddlers? x
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My little boy 17 months fell from our bed last night in to a fluffy carpet, I couldn’t get there on time when he woke it happened within a sec and I found him lying on his tummy crying. He fell asleep after offering the breast and this morning he seems like himself no visible injuries. Our bed is a normal bed height. I’m just feeling so guilty. He didnt want to sleep in his cot so I kept him in bed like I do sometimes and feel so awful I didn’t do enough to protect him. Has this happened to anyone, thoughts and advice?
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My 15-month-old walks, says a few words like mama and dada, and is super active, but she doesn't respond to her name unless I sing it. She also doesn't seem interested in reading or playing much. Should I be concerned, or is this a normal phase? I'd love to hear from other mums about similar experiences or any advice!
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