My daughter is 14 months old and in a size 5 nappy and the past week or so she’s leaked a total of 5 times out her nappy because she has pee’d that much. I’ve tried sizing up to a 6 pull up during the night but had the same issue. We use a variety of nappies mainly Lidl and Asda at the moment as Nana buys Lidl, we usually get Aldi but just depending on which shop we go to and how low we are on nappies. She leaked out of a Lidl nappy last night. It’s getting abit infuriating that she’s leaking this much and the nappies are just not helping at all, might as well be potty training to be honest. We’ve tried the 5+ as well from each of the shops and they don’t make any difference either. Anyone got any ideas?
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Maybe try another brand , we use pampers and have had no issues.

We use the Rascals size 5 nappy pants on a night time, our daughter tosses and turns so much we figured their tighter all around fit would help, never had any leaks with them so far x

We use rascals size 6 during the day and Aldi night pant size 7 and that’s fabulous for us
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?
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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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