linen_trail_432
@linen_trail_432Joined July 2025
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Keeping outgrown baby things for a possible second, or passing them on now?
linen_trail_432Pregnancy & Newborn
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Four months old and the only reliable nap trigger is the pressure cooker whistle
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Still boiling every rattle at three months. Which things really need sterilising?
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Passed around at a family function for four hours, and our 3 month old hasn't settled since
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Moving our dispatch packing into the flat for a few weeks so I can be home with our 2 month old. Mad idea?
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Four weeks in, I can change a nappy in the dark in under a minute
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2on Keeping outgrown baby things for a possible second, or passing them on now?
So the hard things held up and the soft ones didn't. Would you keep the cot frame again if you were doing it now?
0on Paediatrician asked for her last weight and neither of us could find it
Do you have one vaccination card or two? We got one from the hospital and another from the paediatrician and nearly took the wrong one to an appointment.
My business partner has offered, and two of our staff have kids of their own. I hadn't thought of it as an overlap problem, but that's exactly what it is.
0on Her first real laugh was at me dropping a steel lid
Our girl is two months and only smiles at the light switch so far. Noting the lid for later.
1on Aai is staying with us till August. What do I do with our caregiver's hours meanwhile?
Have you asked the caregiver what she would like to take over while your mother is there? She may already have an answer.