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@Gabriella i am sorry you are going through exact same situation..😔 i feel bad most days about this but also i am stretched to the max and feel like i give whatever i physically and mentally can . I hope the situation will improve soon for you 🙏probably when they understand a bit better..i am hoping will be easier.
Have you tried a backpack? My son loves the backpack as he can see better what’s going on but when he gets out it’s easier to handle him as I’ve still got 2 hands. I’m looking at getting some reins, a bit old school but I think it’s going to be necessary as we have a bolter 🤣
Highly recommend reins! Makes a huge difference if your toddler is a big explorer as he can’t run off
@Sarah I was thinking about reins too , i ll give those a try 🤞thank you x
@Heidi i will get some reins , thank you 🙏
I had the same exact issue with my son (he’s almost 5 now). It was so hard. He was fully out of the pushchair by about 18 months and that was after months of him kicking and screaming and me carrying him home whilst pushing the pushchair with one hand. Get some reins for when you’re out and about. Honestly, they were a lifesaver. We had the little backpack ones. I’ve just bought a lightweight sling carrier from Senarah for my daughter, just incase she decides to take after her brother!! it’s brilliant and permanently in the bottom of the pushchair xx
@Kate Omg i have the same issue with him , my back is done.I will get some reins , i also bought Senarah carrier but managed to put him once only and start kicking that he wants down 🙄he wants to be walking and running non stop , i think was he’s dream to walk honestly..he started at 10 months..and since then is non stop ..is soo hard.
I could have write this. Same… exactly, word by word. Only difference is, that I have a daughter