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This may seem a bit bizarre, but since the latest update, the seat belt warning alert keeps coming on for the seat that I have an isofix baby carseat on. The isofix is supposed to over-ride the alert. I haven't moved the carseat and it didn't happen before the update but now its constant and VERY annoying.

Anyone else having this issue? (Yes, I've checked the isofix to ensure it's connected properly)

I need some help here from other parents who have been in this situation.

I have a really bad tickle cough that I am trying extremely hard to stop myself overnight with the baby. Drinking small sips of water etc but this is keeping me up all night as I'm concentrating so hard on not coughing. I'm also not always succeeding on suppressing the cough and its waking the sleeping baby.

I don't have the luxury of sleeping in a different room than the baby so it's not an option for me.

Has anyone else been in this situation and can provide anecdotes for how you managed? Google has been useless and just keeps giving me results for a coughing baby, not a coughing mum!

So today my baby turned 3 months old and had her 3rd hip scan. First two hip scans showed improvements in her hip joint but still too shallow. At visit 2, it was suggested that she was progressing well without intervention and very unlikely she'd need any further support. Today, no progression since last scan 4 weeks ago so baby needs a brace.

I feel so many emotions, happy they caught it early so it can get resolved without surgery, sad that for the next 12 weeks everything in her life is going to become harder.

Has anyone else gone through this? Going in on Friday for her brace to be fitted, any questions I should be asking?

My biggest sad over reactin is -how do I continue to breast

Hello!

Looking for some guidance here as the online resources all seem to contradict each other!

My friench auntie gifted us with a sleepbag which has been an absolute godsend. My 4 week old is loving it and it's removing anxiety over blankets for my husband and I. However, the tag doesn't say what TOG the sleepbag is.

Our bedroom sits between 20 - 22°C and we live in Scotland so the outside temperature overnight is around 12°C. Some websites are suggesting we need a 2.5 tog, some are suggesting a 0.5 tog, huge differences between the two!

I want to buy a few more to keep us going through the summer then get to a higher tog during the winter.

Does anyone live in similar tempera

Can't figure out if I'm just being an idiot or if Tesla have purposefully designed a back seat that ignores child safety.

From what I can tell, I can only instal the isofix base of a baby carseat in the rear driver and passenger seats and not the cente passenger seat.

Is this correct? I am struggling to believe this can be right since the centre middle seat is the safest place for a baby carseat! (43% safer according to the RAC).

Am I being dumb or did Tesla make a silly mistake?

Looking for any recommendations on a Doula in the Glasgow/Ayrshire area that people have used before, just looking for some short term support to help us create a suitable routine.

Anyone had any experience?

Just wanted to share some lovely news that my beautiful little girl was born today at 39 weeks at 11:01am through planned C-section (issue with my hips).

The whole process was so straight forward and my hospital have been amazing every step of the way.

Baby and I are both perfect though I did lose a little more blood than they like, not enough to make them worry. It's now 1am and I havent managed sleep get due to a very loud woman in the bed next to me! Can't wait to get home tomorrow so we can control disturbances!

My husband has been an absolute superstar,, cut the cord and has had some amazing skin to skin time with his new baby.

We're both in love.

Thank you to everyone in this

Should I be worried? It's not acid reflux as I was started on medication for that last week and it's completely gone (it was causing me to throw up every day).

My head is pounding no matter how much I drink and by back is extremely achey with pains in my tummy.

Doesn't feel like cramps and baby seems to be moving fine as normal.

Any thoughts? I don't want to call my care unit to waste their time if I'm just being over dramatic!

Looking for some advice, I sit at my desk around 8 hours a day and am now at 28 weeks. Starting to feel really tight and presssure around my tum when I sit at my desk. I have a standing desk so I do take periods of standing but that becomes exhausting.

Anyone else experience this and have any suggestions? Really appreciate any help :)

Edit: suggestions on seating positions at a desk which are more comfortable, not worried about the discomfort as I know it's just the weight of the bump, just looking for ideas on better ways to sit!

This feels hugely frustrating, Ireland, South Africa and Scotland all now top 5 in the world and all now in the same pool stage for September.