My husband has been emotionally abusive towards me since we had our baby. Things have escalated to the point where he has threatened to come and take our baby away while I’ve been staying with my parents, and even threatened to put my parents in a headlock if they tried to stop him. I feel like his empathy towards me has completely disappeared. He constantly pushes for his mother and sisters to be heavily involved in our lives, to the point where he’s seemingly willing to destroy his relationship with me over it. I feel like he’s constantly trying to tear me down. I’m finding it really difficult because, although part of me feels that I need to leave, I’m absolutely terrified of what that could mean for me and my baby. I’m scared of ending up having to co-parent with someone who has behaved this way and of potentially losing precious time with my baby if we separate. I’m just looking for some reassurance from anyone who has been through something similar that leaving doesn’t necessarily mean things will turn out this way, and that there is hope of protecting both myself and my relationship with my baby. 🥺
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Leave, 2 under 2 I wish I did sooner

Document everything if you plan on leaving

ONE YOU NEED TO REPORT HIM TO THE POLICE CAUSE THOSE ARE VALID THREATS
TWO DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!!
GO FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER
AND FILE FOR FULL CUSTODY
I ONLY SAY THE LAST PART IS IF HE CAN START ACTING LIKE THIS TO YOU HE CAN TREAT THE BABY THE SAME
THIS IS COMING FROM A DVS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVOR

I saw a girl talk about a similar situation this is where it started emotional then it was pushing and biting. He’s now serving 23 years in prison.
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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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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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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Not sure which one to get. I know the love to dream swaddle is good for the startle reflex, but maybe the sleep sack baby will grow out of the reflex quicker?
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