Happy Vagina Day Mommas!

Ladies keep your puss ph fresh drink Kefir! FYI Vagina Body wash is bs. I use gentle baby shampoo BUT RECENTLY BEEN ADVISED UNSCENTED DOVE. Just call me Dr. Ruth lol

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Your vagina cleans itself, nothing should be used to clean the inside.

What I was going for. Funny yet informative :p

I have some in my fridge as we speak

I love this stuff!!

All you need is Boric Acid tablets

Where can you find this drink

I love their kefir, hate the other brands. Lifeway just came out with a coconut one that's delish, and I'm not a huge coconut fan.
I drink the plain one (less sugar) when I have a yeast infection. If it's super horrific, you can apply directly.

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you making me want to go now lmao I wonder if they got that session open

I would discuss that with your doctor before putting anything in your vagina that’s suppose to be ingested.

Is it weird I've been craving this stuff? Lol

Also just a tip - Lume. I haven’t really used it much in pregnancy because I’m constantly peeing but if you can get a good regime going it could probably help!

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Can't breastfeed anymore

Has anyone got any baby feeding things they can post like bottles and pumps ect please I'm so sorry but I can't breastfeed anymore, it's so so painful and I feel so guilty but I can't do it and I only really breastfed for finances as ours are really really low 😭 anything will do thank u xx

colic at 6 weeks

has anyone got any tips on how they might have settled their baby with colic? he is constantly screaming the house down at the moment the poor soul, just want to try anything to help at the moment😢 pic so we don’t get lost 🤍

Does your 2/3 year old like playing touching their vigina?

She normally does it when she is naked waiting to be bathed or dressed. I am not so worried about her doing it at home, as it is a safe place. But i get worried if she does it at nursery or anywhere else... anyone else experienced this and what do you advise please?

Getting Stuff Done

My little girl is nearly 4 weeks old. When I am home alone with her, I am really struggle to get stuff done around the house. I feel like all I do all day, every day is sit on the sofa watching the TV while she's asleep next to me in her moses basket, or feeding, burping and changing her when she's awake.

HELP! When does it get easier to leave your baby alone in a room so you can get stuff done?

At a loss

Hello,

My 11 month old has been waking like every hour and a half at night and I’m struggling, we co sleep and breastfeed , she cannot fall asleep without being latched onto me, kind of a bad habit I’ve let happen so my partner cannot help, she hates the cot we’ve tried multiple times, has anyone been in the same position and actually got more sleep? I’m mentally drained now :(

Please help — colic / hours of crying every evening

My little girl is 9 weeks old and we’re really struggling with what seems to be colic. I’m hoping someone who’s been through similar can tell me what helped, or even just reassure me that it eventually gets better!

She’s generally much happier in the morning, but from around 5pm she can become really unsettled and cry/scream for hours. She squirms, tenses up and seems really uncomfortable. Sometimes it feels like absolutely nothing I do settles her.

Her daytime naps are also awful at the moment. She’ll often only sleep for around 10 minutes before waking back up, despite me trying everything to help her nap. I’m wondering if being overtired is making the evenings even worse.

She’s mainly breastfed, is gaining weight well and feeds plenty. I’ve tried burping, bicycle legs, keeping her upright, rocking, walking around, white noise, contact naps etc. Sometimes something works briefly, but nothing consistently helps.

Has anyone had a baby like this? Did anything genuinely make a difference — probiotics, changes to feeding, something for wind/reflux, changing your diet while breastfeeding, or working on naps?

And if your baby had really bad colic, when did you notice it starting to improve? I’m finding the hours of crying every evening really difficult and would love to hear from people who’ve come out the other side ❤️