u/Spirited-Bed-2220

Μυρίζει έντονα, ξέρουμε αν έχει κάτι και προς τα ανατολικά ή είναι απο Ωραιόκαστρο;

Ξέρει κάποιος αν υπάρχουν ταξί με παιδικά καθίσματα; Τι γίνεται αν θέλεις μετακίνηση με ταξί και δεν έχεις ειδικό καθισματάκι μαζί;

Second day this is happening. Baby is generally a bit fussy, goes to the scheduled nap, falls asleep as usual, wakes up screaming this terrifying scream like something happened. I go in, put the pacifier on, baby falls back asleep. This happened last week once, and today twice in the same nap. Is it teething?

My baby will be 8m in a few days. Babbling has dropped to zero for the past month. I'm wondering if it's because she's focusing on mastering other skills*.

I try to be responsive, I always reply when I hear a sound to encourage her to reply back but she just smiles. I sing and narrate.

*most recent skills include banging a metal bowl with a whisk and rolling both ways

Δεν έχω ιδέα απο τιμές, απευθύνθηκα σε εταιρεία καθαρισμού για τα του σπιτιού πριν κάτι μήνες και μου ζήτησαν 300+€ για μια φορά επειδή λέει έχω πολλά τζάμια. 50τμ σπίτι.

Ξέρει κανείς αν έχουμε στην πόλη μας εταιρείες που κάνουν μαθήματα σε group γονέων με μωρά, κάτι σαν το falmed.academy στο ινστα;

Please don't repost, thank you

I posted here a few months ago. My previously okay-ish MIL had the baby rabies, decided baby would be named after her without saying anything to us, the parents, announced to her friends and took them out to celebrate, then when we (clueless at the time) announced the name, her and FIL/BIL went no contact with us for 6 whole months.

MIL decided to show up a couple weeks before baby's baptism, acting all happy and jolly, like nothing happened, asking who we'd invite to the ceremony. Then started asking/pushing to see baby once a week. The same baby she didn't care about for 6 whole months, now she shows up asking to hold, says "come to grandma" and asks FIL to take pictures so she can show her friends.

Meanwhile I'm vomiting internally but I'm trying to keep the peace with as little contact as possible only because I know they'll accuse me of keeping their grandchild away from them. This woman made me hesitate to call my baby by her name that me & DH chose with so much love, took all the joy of the early months away. DH wants to be as low contact as possible.

Like Hulk? Or like those gym guys that lift way too much and go AAAAAAAAAAAARGHHHHH!!!! GRRRRGHHHAAAAAARRRGHHH!

Just curious...

Baby's 7 months old. She's not gonna walk outside anytime soon. It's June, in Greece. It's hot. Why are people shocked her little feet are bare. 🙄

So baby girl is 97th for weight and 85 for height. 7m 1w went from 8,9 last month to 9,5kg today. Pediatrician told me today that the weight gain is too much, I'm feeding too much or giving too many carbs.

Baby's usual day includes one bottle, then one egg with something else (spinach or fruit or steamed vegetables), then lunch (meat + different vegetables combo), afternoon snack (yoghurt with fruit and sometimes pb) and another bottle before bed.

I usually add some oats to yoghurt or the egg if it's too watery. I haven't introduced pasta yet and baby has had bread only once. Only introduced cottage cheese so far in small amounts. I add one teaspoon of olive oil at lunch.

I was told that this is a healthy diet but I'm probably feeding too much, to reduce carbs and peanut butter/tahini. However I wasn't given any specific info on the proper amount for this age. I just offer and baby decides when to stop.

I mentioned baby vomits small amounts sometimes during tummy time and was told it's from overfeeding.

What the heck is the correct amount a baby should eat at this age? Please share if you have some info because every pediatrician appointment leaves me more and more confused googling for answers.

I've written all my worries, problems and maybe stupid questions here these past 7 months. I'm a ftm with nobody around to help or share knowledge except for this amazing sub and Google. This time I'm finally sharing something positive.

Baby is 7m now and though it's still challenging for me as a 35 yr old mom in bad physical shape pp, sleep is nowhere close to the 40-minute screaming I had to deal with at each nap. Baby rarely wakes up to feed at night (though some nights she wakes up every hour asking for the pacifier). We can actually play. She likes soap bubbles so much. We can get out for more than one hour at a time. Meal times have gone from non-stop screaming while trying to eat, to peaceful, messy and enjoyable exploration. She reaches out for hugs 🫠 . Her face lights up when she wakes up and I go to her crib. She started showing her personality.

For so many nights I felt regret about my decision to be a parent. Panicking because this parenting thing is forever. Then felt guilty for even having these regretful thoughts. For months I felt like a simple caretaker whose task is to keep this baby alive, and not a mom. But somewhere somehow that slowly changed, and I realized just now. I think I'm happy. 😊

My 6.5m baby decided side sleeping is awesome. She now only wants to sleep on her right side.

The problem is, she can't turn on her own.

We've had issues with tummy time since day one. Bad reflux, she would cry hysterically during tummy time. I thought she would grow out of it. Atm, she can only roll to her left (back to tummy), and may occasionally turn to both sides If she wants. If I let her on the floor, she just lays there, hands wide open in a T shape, and just enjoys life, eats her toes or plays with a toy. I roll her manually to show how things are done and she ends up crying seconds after she rolls to the tummy. She cries even if she rolls on her own.

She sits perfectly fine, has good trunk control and I'm now trying to teach sitting to tummy.

I don't know what to do about the side sleeping issue. She tries to turn, gets pissed off, and starts crying hysterically. I try to position her but most times she turns to her back, then tries again, then starts crying again. She only napped on her back once today. Combined with the fact she keeps removing the pacifier and then getting angry about it, things are a mess. Please help.

Το άκουσα και μου ανέβηκε η πίεση πάλι. Ναι οκ ποιος δε θα ήθελε να κάνει ζωάρα με τη σύνταξη απο τα 40φεύγα του, yolo. Ζηλεύω που εγώ δουλεύω απο τα 15, θα πάρω σύνταξη στα 79 και θα πεθάνω 79 και μια μέρα. Δε βαριούνται όμως ρε πούστη μου; Κάποια στιγμή δε σου ήρθε η επιθυμία να κάνεις κάτι χρήσιμο με το χρόνο σου; Να προσφέρεις; Ξύσιμο μέχρι τα 97; Αι σιχτίρ. Τα είπα και ξεθύμανα, μη μου δίνετε σημασία.

... Or do I just accept things as they are?

My 6.5m old wont sleep in the stroller unless the conditions are perfect. The only successful stroller naps we've had so far are in our mall's quiet and dark nursing room. We go to the mall, grab a coffee, then when it's time to sleep I go to the nursing room, scroll on my phone for 30 mins to 1.5h while baby sleeps, then continue whatever we were doing before we head back home. Anything else (bright and noisy locations) result in a screaming baby, me in panic rushing to get home, and people passing by staring and asking if everything is ok. 😬

We've had some 15 minute naps in the stroller, but those were achieved after 15 mins of walking around with a fussy and crying baby. And as soon as someone honks a horn or a kid yells, it's over.

I know it has to happen at some point but I'm not comfortable yet. I have no issue with bottles, but meals are a different story.

Every feeding at home ends up with baby needing a shower or full bath. Even with silicone bins, cloth bibs, or the type of bib that's like a shirt, I've tried them all. Baby likes to grab the spoon to self feed, lick fingers, then rub said fingers to face, hair, legs, feet, the high chair, me, whatever. It's a mess. I have no idea how to feed in public. Even if I don't let her grab the spoon, as soon as the hand goes in the mouth and then everywhere else, it's over. How do you do this 😅