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4 months old nap on tummy during playtime
Hi mummies, if my 4 months old fell asleep (short day naps) during tummy time, do i let him be or really need to change his position to sleeping on his back? he lay his head sideways when he fell asleep. And yes his neck is strong, he knows how to flip from back to tummy, and he would lift his head when he wake up. Supervised nap infront of our eyes.
2 month old hardly naps during the day then becomes cranky cos overtired :( what to do?
Feeling very stressed because I don’t know how to deal with my LO. Any advice?#firsttimemom
7 month LO fell down from storagr bed
My 7 month old fell down from storage bed to the floor that is hard.. we never put any carpet or playmat so she fell so hard especially head.. starting she cry for 30mins.. now she quite calm down.. Im such a bad mom who let her baby roll over and fall without noticing.. what should I look out or do? She sleepy right now.
Inverted flat nipple - cannot breastfeed bb
Hi mummies, anyone managed to still latch and breastfeed baby(not pump) when they have inverted or flat nipple? I dont need product recommendations or shopee links cause ive heard about nipple puller and nipple shield. After i gave birth, the nurses told me i have inverted and flat nipple both sides therefore i will not be able to breastfeed baby and can only pump. So just wondering if any mummies actually managed to latch baby and how do you do it ?
Struggling with Boundaries
Gosh, the involvement of my mother-in-law in raising my child is CRAZY. While I appreciate her love and concern for her grandchild, I find myself feeling overwhelmed and, dare I say it, a bit suffocated by her constant interference. Don't get me wrong – I understand the importance of family support. However, it seems like every parenting decision I make is scrutinized, and my mother-in-law believes she knows what's best for my child. I cherish the time spent with my little one, and I want to build a strong and nurturing bond with her. But it feels like I'm constantly walking on eggshells, afraid to make a move without the judgment of my mother-in-law. I long for the freedom to explore my own parenting journey, make mistakes, and learn from them, without the constant interference. I've tried having open and honest conversations with my mother-in-law about boundaries, but it seems to fall on deaf ears. I want to foster a harmonious relationship, but I'm not sure how to balance respecting her role as a grandmother while still maintaining my autonomy as a mother.
storybook reading
When did you start reading book to lo?
VBAC - any chance after csect
Any mummies had vbac successfully? Whats the age gap and how was it? My first pregnancy end up in emergency csection on 40 weeks due to failed induce and poor dilation (after 3 induce only 2cm). And i wonder, if im not able to dilate for my first birth, does that mean ill have the same problem for the upcoming pregnancies(ofc will try to gap for 2 years or more) 😣 i want a natural birth but im scared itll be the same as before due to no dilation
4months old sleep sideways or tummy down
Is it ok to let 4 months old sleep sideways or tummy down ? Yes he already know how to flip his body from back to tummy. Or will it hinder his breathing or bad for them? Mostly for naps
Increase immunity
Hi My baby is 10 months old and I want to increase her immunity. Is there any products available to increase the immunity? Anyone using BioGaia or Sambucol for baby? Any recommendations?please#advicepls#firsttimemom #vitamins
4 months old activities
Ive run out of things to do during my 4 month old’s wake period. He used to hate tummy time but now that he has learnt to flip, he be flipping most of the time and always on tummy time. Other than that, we put him on a play gym with hanging toys, rocker with hanging toys, talk to him, sing to him. Aside from reading books, what else should i do to fill up his wake period ? His routine is usually milk - playtime - nap