Basically my son is 20 months and still knee walking although he can now take a few steps. He’s been referred to London neuromuscular clinic after his CK came back elevated twice (under 1000). Has anyone else been through something similar and can share their experience please?
Before I buy her I need to know if it’s poly or if it has tinsel (ugh)
Is this Christie and if so which one please 🙏
What's even more hilarious is that the rest of their items for sale are very high-quality designer wear (we're talking legit Gucci, Vuitton etc). Very unsure why this appeared in my recommended feed but I am so glad it did.
I found a wheelchair Barbie with a matching skin tone on Vinted. Her outfit is a work in progress
Just wanted to browse medieval history books at 2am
Part of me hopes its just one of those pity traps 😭
Sold a doll to this person with only 3 reviews and she warned me her account had been recently mistakenly banned. So I was a bit wary but I went ahead anyway. Then she reported that I sent completely the wrong item. Im confused because I sent her a completely different package and now im wondering whether InPost mislabelled the packages or has she carefully removed my label and placed it on this package. I really don’t know but I don’t want to lose my money this has never happened to me before im a 5 star seller
Update: rhe yellow sticker has a different MTL code does that mean it was mis routed ?
My 18 month old son got tested for CK due to inability to walk yet and the paediatrician phoned me today to tell me his CK is elevated. Im relieved it’s not duchenne level but could this also be nothing at all to worry about? Or is 500 a definite marker of something? Also does it mean my son might be feeling pain in his legs?
Im wondering if any other parents out there are currently dealing with this issue.
Edit: he’s under the paediatrician now and he also is under PT because he was late to sit and crawl as well. I’ve just not seen any other kids around my area his age that can’t walk yet. The good news is he learnt to pull to stand at 17 months so now he is standing up against furniture all time independently so he is progressing
Today while we were preparing dinner my 18 month old suddenly learnt how to open the freezer door. He was so happy pulling out ice packs but my husband was like “no we can’t have this”. So within 5 mins we had placed a toddler lock on the freezer door. And honestly I felt so bad when he realised he couldn’t open it anymore because he cried and I had to distract him elsewhere. Am I a bad parent or does every parent end up feeling like a killjoy in situations like this. I feel really bad for my baby not being able to access everything he wants because he probably thinks we are the literal worst blocking his entry to the freezer and also not letting him splash his hands in the toilet
Imagining unwrapping a gift and seeing this? 🤭
Before I get this doll I want to know if her hair can be boilwashed. I recently had some Disney Princess dolls with poly hair and don’t want to buy more with poly