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@eldersmith It could still possibly change but my son also only sleeps about 9-10 hours so we pushed his bedtime back closer to 9pm when he was a bit older and he started sleeping longer. I think it was also around one years old that we went to one nap. Makes them a little more tired.

@sallyburns It’s all natural haha you don’t have to be quite like me. You got some great advice. You’ll be great.

@sallyburns Yea you can’t be a push over when it comes to your child. Legitimately FUCK everyone’s feelings when it comes to your child.

@sallyburns You have to find your inner backbone. I like the other person who commented and said just be direct and talk directly to baby. “Alright love time to eat.” And take the baby. If someone says something just smile and say “oh I know right??!!! But it’s that time.” You don’t have to be...

@hish0lyservant I havent had experience switching. I get the frustration. But I would say if that’s what he likes, I’d just chalk it up to that and not waste time there.

@perrero I wish someone would take my two year old for a week lol I’d do it. Vacationing with kids is not vacationing. It’s parenting in a different location. If you trust grandma 100% go have fun with your husband and your 2 year old will enjoy being spoiled.

@mjwise Unfortunately babies digestive systems are just crap at this age. We switched our son to the Similac organic and it seemed to help quite a bit. We also gave him Mylicon drops in his bottle. Seemed to help significantly. He’s two months now and he can take the regular similac again.

@godzillla I do too! Good luck ❤️

@godzillla I highly recommend seeing a pelvic floor specialist. I dealt with groin pain for months that I thought would just go away. I was miserable. They helped give me pointed exercises to work my core. It made me feel validated and strong again.