She was doing so good recently, had the routine down pat 7pm bath and she’d sleep by 830pm and wake up twice throughout the night. Recently we had to spend twelve days in the hospital and I think that has made her regress terribly. Her naps aren’t more then 20 mins long…it takes longer to put her down for a nap then the actual nap. And still following 7pm bath time routine, she still won’t sleep. She whines and cries she’s so tired she just won’t go to sleep. I don’t get it I really don’t get it. I honestly spend my entire days trying to put her to sleep. I literally have so much anxiety I don’t look forward to the next day ever anymore, or when I wake up I’m just like ugh another day filled with anxiety! Yay! 🎉 idk…. I feel super alone in this a lot, anyone else struggling?
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My 14 week old is the same. He’s learning to roll right now. It’s a sleep regression for sure but you’re not alone 😭💕
Thank you for responding, it means so much 💖🙏🏼 we got this!!! Stay strong

It happens, when my girl had her first regression I switched the routine up a bit, with her wake windows getting longer I just try to find things to keep her occupied while she’s up so she doesn’t get angry, we do about 4-5 naps a day the length of the naps very, sometimes it’s 20 minutes sometimes it’s 3 hours, usually the earlier naps are really short she takes 1 big nap a day and then she’s up for a while until bedtime, you just have to find a schedule that works for both you and baby

Hey girly I’m on the same boat mine is about to be 3 months in a couple weeks and her schedule has been so extremely off we recently moved so it must be that but I’ve been trying so hard to get back on schedule I’ve been struggling so bad that even her feeding schedule is messed up too she’s so exhausted I can tell she fights her sleep she won’t fall asleep unless I hold her or have her co sleeping with me recently started getting her on her bassinet and now I feel like I’m back to square one all over again I’m tired I’ve been experiencing anxiety as is I ven before this so you can imagine how my anxiety really has been these days

Same boat. 2.5 mo old here. Watching her rub her eyes and face continuously for 1.5 hours after I walked and put her to sleep about 6 times now
I am so angry this morning I feel like my head is about to explode. Every morning for at least the last 5 nights my husbands started getting up around 4am to go to the loo (new habit) which has woken me up. However, we are in a 3 storey house on the top floor and he’s decided to go downstairs to the main bathroom despite us having an ensuite. This morning it woke up our 1 year old at 4:45 and ever since then he’s been lying in his bed babbling (meanwhile husband went back to sleep🤬) It’s now caused a HUGE argument between my husband and I and I’ve basically said I’m done because of his attitude and responses. We are having big issues with sleep at the nursery to the point they are considering a meeting to discuss steps forward, last week he went a whole 8hr day with no sleep so now I’m worrying about sending him in today after such an early wake up. I’m 25 weeks pregnant and shattered as it is. My husband just can’t see why this has upset me so much and I feel so unseen and unheard. I’m so wound up about my sons disturbed sleep
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Has anyone else’s little one had really watery diarrhoea? ❤️
My little girl has had lots of watery nappies. GP said it was probably something that didn’t agree with her and should pass.
She’s happy in herself, no temperature and seems absolutely fine otherwise. She’s also teething, but surely teething shouldn’t cause this much watery poo?
Would you go back to the GP for a second opinion, speak to the health visitor or wait it out as advised?
Has anyone experienced similar? How long did it last? Any advice appreciated! ❤️
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My son Troy is 2 months old, and I’ve been struggling with getting him to latch since birth. I’ve been exclusively pumping, and it’s been quite a journey. My midwife, bodywork practitioner, and a dentist friend have all suggested he has a tongue tie. I’m considering getting it released with a laser, but I’m honestly skeptical. Is tongue tie really as common and problematic as everyone says? Has anyone actually seen a significant improvement after the procedure? Is it worth pursuing, or is this just a very profitable 30-second procedure that’s being overprescribed? I’d love to hear real experiences, both positive and negative, especially from moms who have gone through it.

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My baby is so unsettled 1am onwards, sometimes eyes shut, sometimes not. Spits out dummy, so fidgety, passes a lot of wind but if I don't intervene will scream and wake up fully. Otherwise it's just a case of putting in dummy and sometimes he settles for another 30 mins before it happens again but it's exhausting. I've put extra layers as I thought he could be cold but I don't think that's the case. Any ideas?

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She was doing so good recently, had the routine down pat 7pm bath and she’d sleep by 830pm and wake up twice throughout the night. Recently we had to spend twelve days in the hospital and I think that has made her regress terribly. Her naps aren’t more then 20 mins long…it takes longer to put her down for a nap then the actual nap. And still following 7pm bath time routine, she still won’t sleep. She whines and cries she’s so tired she just won’t go to sleep. I don’t get it I really don’t get it. I honestly spend my entire days trying to put her to sleep. I literally have so much anxiety I don’t look forward to the next day ever anymore, or when I wake up I’m just like ugh another day filled with anxiety! Yay! 🎉 idk…. I feel super alone in this a lot, anyone else struggling?
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Hi mums!
Just wondering if any of your little ones have had the third set of jabs and if so, how did they react compared to the first and second?
First was okay for us, cranky but mostly slept.
Second was horrendous so, I’m slightly nervous…
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