AUGUST 2024 BABIES ❤️

My 18 month old will start daycare in a few weeks. I was wondering what y'all did to make the transition easier? What worked for you? Also, what did you use for a lunch bag/box, what type of lunch did you prepare, etc. I am a single parent and at this stage, my son is very much attached to me, but if I plan on staying in Canada, I have to work as life is not cheap here. I am seriously debating working and sending him to daycare, or moving to a somewhat cheaper country,being a SAHM and living off my savings for a few years lol. Any tips and tricks would be greatly appreciated.

Has anyone introduced their 18m old to having a pillow at night, my lo has an awful cough and couldn't settle last night I ended up giving her a pillow and she then slept the rest of the night

Hi everyone, not sure if I’m allowed to post about this on here. I know it’s very short notice but I’m struggling to make end meet and figured I would just give it a try to see if anybody would be kind enough to help me out this Christmas season I totally understand if nobody can help, I promise I’m not a needy person. I wouldn’t post about this unless I felt like I needed to get assistance other places, but didn’t realize the deadline for them. I’m open to ideas and suggestions. Thanks in advance

Does anyone’s mental health suffer before they are due on? I mean within the 2 weeks before due, worrying terrible/ feeling lost in my own mind / emotional.

Hello mamas! I have a 15 month old that is starting to really refuse solids and rely on milk intake mainly, to the point where he now wakes up in the middle of the night and won't fall asleep unless he has a bottle. We are currently on 2 milk bottles during the day, and I don't know if I should drop him down to one bottle to increase his food intake. His nap is also usually between 11.30 to 2 pm; anyone in the same boat and are you doing early or late lunch?