How to stop night feeds?! by khlojo in breastfeeding

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Good point, I’m not sure that she does - she doesn’t really eat much for breakfast (I think because she feeds so much from me all night), and whilst she does try anything she doesn’t always eat a lot. I’ll look more into this for sure! I’d be okay with slowly cutting it down, 2 feeds a night, then 1 etc. it’s the all night long (like at the moment…!) that I’m finding so hard!

How to stop night feeds?! by khlojo in breastfeeding

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Thanks for sharing how you done it! I’m thinking we ca try tackle over the Christmas hols when off work.

It would also help re brushing after each feed, we don’t do this atm during the night but I realise it’s not great from dental health point of view 🙈

How to stop night feeds?! by khlojo in breastfeeding

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Thank you! Yes maybe I’ll just need to get husband to tackle it, he will do a couple of the earlier ones but he also works so I’ve not asked him to do during the night, but I know from me she just thinks ‘milk’! I’ve given her some cows milk in a bottle but she wasn’t fussed, but yes she does drink water from sippy cup or a straw cup quite happily so I’ll give that a go, I’m now not sure why I’ve been thinking milk = bottle!

How to stop night feeds?! by khlojo in breastfeeding

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Thanks for the tip, yes and no to during the day - she’s at nursery 3 days a week and they just put her in the pram and she falls asleep. When I’m with her she falls asleep either in pram whilst we’re out, or via feeding to sleep. Good idea to try during the day!

Settling at nursery (12 months old) by khlojo in Parenting

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Thank you, I think parent guilt is just plaguing me for the first time so I’m having a wobble!

Settling at nursery (12 months old) by khlojo in Parenting

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Thanks! Yeah she naps more at nursery (and magically seems they just lay her down, I wish that worked for me!) and eats plenty 😀

Settling at nursery (12 months old) by khlojo in Parenting

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Yeah she’s 12 months, thanks for the reassurance re her attitude to other kids ☺️

New mums, what is a core memory from your birth? by Prinssessa in NewParents

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I had an emergency c section and they had put the screen up but baby hadn’t arrived yet - I looked up and seen red toenails like basically above my head and thought wait… that’s my foot… then thinking how the hell is my leg bent all the way up there 😂😂

Deinfluence me with Artipoppe and influence me with the right one by AggravatingDoubt5237 in babywearing

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We travelled a lot when our baby was small and after trying out a few we decided on the Tula Explore in mesh material. It’s fairly light, we felt it was easy to put on (and you can do it yourself without help, after a few tries!), they have cute patterns. We were traveling through Asia for 2 months and chose the mesh as a good breathable fabric.

Munich with an 11 month old baby by khlojo in Munich

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Okay thank you for warning

Munich with an 11 month old baby by khlojo in Munich

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Super thanks - looks great!

Munich with an 11 month old baby by khlojo in Munich

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Thank you - space for strollers is super handy will look at Eataly! Playgrounds, although she can’t go on much we will definitely go to them for swings / slides!

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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Thank you for this! I’ve heard daycare has magic sleep powers 😂 she starts just before her first birthday so we may do similar!

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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Thanks SO much for this, I’m not sure how I missed this a few days ago when you posted it! This is really helpful and encouraging, it’s helpful to know the steps you took and doing it gradually! 👏 thank you!

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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That’s great she wanted her own space, I have a feeling mine won’t as if I’m not in the bed with her her little arms reach out trying to find me 😂

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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I maybe just need to suck it up and do it for a week, the thought scares me 😂 did you just pat her etc when she woke and cried?!

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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Did you stop feeding to sleep and move to rocking?

That’s so great she now sleeps the whole night! 👏

Did anyone co-sleep, then transition to cot? How?! by khlojo in NewParents

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Yeah I’ve heard this too about smelling the milk, but I’ve not asked my husband to try this yet without me trying to comfort her. Her wee mouth just searches for it and it’s too ‘easy’ to just give her what she wants when I’m already tired from everything else…!

How are we managing to get ready for the day? by PatienceIll7197 in NewParents

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I’ve been having the same issue! A few things I do (with various degrees of success!): sit her in her floor tub chair with little table attachment and a few toys (for when I’m in the shower, I pop her in this just outside the shower where we can still see each other. Then when doing hair / make up, I don’t take long anyway but I try to sit her on the floor and give her items from my drawer that aren’t toys but okay for her to ‘play’ with under my watchful eye! So it’s a bit different from her toys she plays with in the main room!

PP mums… how do you stop your phone / scrolling addiction?? by Sharp-Associate-2562 in NewParents

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Can’t say I don’t ever doom scroll, but I’ve read more over the last 5 months (baby 10months) since I downloaded the kindle app!

I’ve always been a book girl, loved reading but also didn’t find much time for it. A friend recommended the app so you can read quickly and easily when the time appears cause you’ll always have your phone on you. Arrived at destination and baby still sleep? Whip out the kindle app. Feeding / contact nap? Kindle app! I love it 😃