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Next week I’m taking a trip to Brisbane and for one of the days I’m there I’ll be attending a book event for most of the day and evening. I’m wondering what things I can suggest to my partner for him and my little one to do while I’m there.

So I used to have a Cup Size E about three years ago. They did increase when I got pregnant a little over 2 years ago but overall I was quite happy with them. Since having a baby I’ve gone up to a Size J 😭 I have struggled a lot to accept them. Before I could buy clothes without having to check the breast measurements. I could buy in my usual size (which is around a 12), but now I often have to go up to a Size 16 to accommodate my breasts. I struggle to find bras and even worse find nursing bras. I have started to slow down on the breastfeeding, getting ready to stop but I haven’t seen any change. I’m scared when I completely stop they are going to look like deflated balloons and I’ve been l

So I have a toddler who gets tv time in the afternoon and will only watch movies or Tv shows with lots of music and dancing. Trolls was and still is a big obsession of hers. She’s just dances in the living room to jams out it’s honestly adorable. The other day my partner was watching K-Pop Demon Hunters and my little one just lit up and will point at constantly it I go to open Netflix or will ask for it if she hears the music. I was telling this to my mom and she was like “that is way not appropriate”. I was like “you try saying no to this” and turned my phone around to show my little one dancing to the songs. She said it’s easy just turn on a kids movie. Now while I admitted it’s not exactl

So I have a 13 month old who slept in a bassinet until 7 months then has been bed sharing ever since. I am currently trying to move her into her own room and cot. I tried yesterday to put her down for a nap in her cot. I breastfeed her until she fell asleep and then transferred her and she slept for an hour in there and then an hour on my chest. I thought this was good. I tried again today. When I went to transfer her the first time she woke up and cried. I tried to wait to see if she would go back to sleep but she didn’t. This happened again the second time and then after that she was fully awake. I don’t usually have to transfer her when bed sharing cause we fall asleep together. She rej

So I have a 13 month old who slept in a bassinet until 7 months then has been bed sharing ever since. I am currently trying to move her into her own room and cot. I tried yesterday to put her down for a nap in her cot. I breastfeed her until she fell asleep and then transferred her and she slept for an hour in there and then an hour on my chest. I thought this was good. I tried again today. When I went to transfer her the first time she woke up and cried. I tried to wait to see if she would go back to sleep but she didn’t. This happened again the second time and then after that she was fully awake. I don’t usually have to transfer her when bed sharing cause we fall asleep together. She rejec

I’ve had this issue on and off for years now. About 3 years ago I went to a sleep clinic and they said I may just be going through REM more often and for longer periods of time and to just sleep more. I’ve had about a year break from this which was amazing because it was just after I gave birth but now it happening again all the time. I had an 1.5 hour nap today because I was so tired and I had vivid dreams for what felt like the entire time and woke up feeling worse. It feels like I don’t get to truely sleep. I’m so exhausted and I need advice. Has anyone gone through this and found ways to help?

I have a little one about to turn one and my partner brought up his concerns with shoes. I didn’t think we had any problems until he brought this up to me today. I rarely put shoes on my little ones feet before she started to walk at 9.5 months. I got a few comments here and there about how she would wear shoes if I didn’t get her used to them but she wasn’t even walking yet so I mostly ignored them. Now that’s she’s walking she wears them when she goes out or when’s she out in the yard. Now my partner has expressed he wants to change this. He doesn’t want her this young to be made to wear shoes. I expressed that I want her to wear shoes when she out shopping or in the garden. We live in Au

I have a little one about to turn one and my partner brought up his concerns with shoes. I didn’t think we had any problems until he brought this up to me today. I rarely put shoes on my little ones feet before she started to walk at 9.5 months. I got a few comments here and there about how she would wear shoes if I didn’t get her used to them but she wasn’t even walking yet so I mostly ignored them. Now that’s she’s walking she wears them when she goes out or when’s she out in the yard. Now my partner has expressed he wants to change this. He doesn’t want her this young to be made to wear shoes. I expressed that I want her to wear shoes when she out shopping or in the garden. We live in Au

I have a little one who is about to turn one and she had been walking for about 2 months. For the most part she’s quite resilient. She’s always quick to get up again and rarely cries. Of course there are times where she will fall and it’ll really hurt and both me and my partner rush to her to comfort her while she cries. Depending on which one of us gets to her first, the other will often want her instead. If my partner has her I’ll often stand next to him and comfort her together then ask if I can hold her if she’s still crying after a minute. It’s really hard for me to not be holding her when’s she’s in pain and I don’t know why I feel this even when I trust my partner completely. I notice

I currently have a LO who is 11 months old. In a few months she’ll be 14 months old and I’ll be going to an event for almost the entire day. From 9am to about 2pm then 6pm to 10pm. She is exclusively breast feed. I tried pumping at two different stages with an electric pump but I could never get much from pumping. My partner and I have already talked about getting him to try and put her to sleep between now and then as I’m always on bedtime duty and I don’t want him struggling when I’m at the night time event. What I’m worried about is milk. She has breast still quite a lot now especially around naps. I’m not sure if we will need to substitute with formula for this day and if we should intro

I currently have a LO who is 11 months old. In a few months she’ll be 14 months old and I’ll be going to an event for almost the entire day. From 9am to about 2pm then 6pm to 10pm. She is exclusively breast feed. I tried pumping at two different stages with an electric pump but I could never get much from pumping. My partner and I have already talked about getting him to try and put her to sleep between now and then as I’m always on bedtime duty and I don’t want him struggling when I’m at the night time event. What I’m worried about is milk. She has breast still quite a lot now especially around naps. I’m not sure if we will need to substitute with formula for this day and if we should intro