I use a sleeping bag in the evening but not sure what to use during the day ? I don’t want to use loose blankets any recommended way?
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What tog sleeping bag do u use and what do u put underneath x

Why not blankets? You just tuck it in under their arms

I use cellular blanket tucked under matress and with her arms free. Midwife and health visitor saw her like that and said it was safe.

I use blankets for naps and sleeping bag for night time
Hi everyone! My baby is 3 months old and barely sleeps in his own bed. From day one until now there has never been a night where he slept the whole night in his own bed. So we co sleep a lot which I don’t mind but also is not the best for my marriage 😅
I tried a lot of tips but none of them seem to work. My baby falls asleep in my arms or in my bed but the minute I put him in his own bed he wakes up😫. Help a mother in need! (No cry it out method) thankyou💕

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I use a sleeping bag in the evening but not sure what to use during the day ? I don’t want to use loose blankets any recommended way?
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Does anyone have any positive stories about the 4month regression? Did anyone not necessarily notice a change? All I keep reading are horror stories re sleep and its making me so nervous!
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My baby is 14 weeks old, formula fed. We were on 5-6oz bottles every 3-4 hours. He has suddenly started only taking 2-3oz. Will just started pushing the bottle away with his tongue, and gets upset. He’s on size 2 MAM teats and is having wet nappies.
I’m really stressed as I’m worried he’ll get ill or dehydrated. Anyone had anything similar? Any advice? Should I take him to the GP?
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I genuinely don’t know if I’m overreacting, but I just found out my MIL has been putting my daughter to her breast whenever she watches her. Apparently, the first time my baby wouldn’t stop crying, she tried it to see if she would calm down. When I confronted her, she said she wasn’t actually breastfeeding her because she doesn’t produce milk anymore and was just trying to soothe her. What makes it worse is that she apparently did it more than once, and when I asked why she never thought to tell me, she said she didn’t think I would have a problem with it since there was no milk involved. My husband thinks I’m making it weird and says his mom raised children before and knows what she’s doing. His mom also thinks I’m being disrespectful by making her feel ashamed of something she considers natural.
I don’t care how anyone feels about breastfeeding, but am I wrong for thinking nobody should be putting their breast in my baby’s mouth without my permission, regardless of whether they’re producing milk?
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Hi everyone! My husband goes back to work on Monday and our LO will be 3 weeks old. He has a long commute down the motorway and leaves at 6:30 in the morning, so I really want to balance him supporting the nights and allowing me some sleep, whilst also making sure he’s able to work full-time and commute safely whilst I’ll be at home. I was wondering if anyone had any tips or routines for the parents that kept them sane? Appreciate there is no routine for LO right now, but any tips or things that worked well for others, that means we can work together efficiently would be amazing!

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