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@sandyoriane Yeah, with a good disposable I only change after poos which often is 2 a day. That's what makes them easy for me. I do use cloth sometimes but I had way more problems with leakage, multiple changes a day, nappy rash, and honesty having to get close and personal with the poo is a...

@tobiahjude99 The first daycare we used followed Waldorf which I'd kind of similar to Montessori + creative play. They had a cool on site and used ceramic plates and real glasses. They were kind of thick ones, think the small glasses you may find at an old lady house, and kids ate at little...

@alearose I find kids can be very resistant to that, especially if dad used to read them in English. They just don't like change

@focusedontheneedle Tbh this all seems pretty normal. R and Th are difficult sounds, we also have rolled R, which my 4yo still struggles with. Switching multiple times during the day is taxing even for adults. I find myself stumbling on weird sentence constructions when I go back home. Other...

@helkel Started swimming classes at 5m, went ok for a while just speaking in the pool with parents and getting used to it. At some point around 1yo he started getting really cold and hating the pool. We had to cancel classes cause it was just miserable for everyone. Started going back to the...

@charley18 Kids crave connection so seeing you speaking and focusing on language C with the new baby may be what got toddler on board. Definitely keep atvit with both and maybe involve the toddler even more in speaking with the baby in language C. As you keep exposing the baby to language B as...

@idomesmiler Expect some silence treatment on your return, but that usually brushes off in a couple on hours or with a few presents 😅

@barsomo Yes, they may not really acquire any Portuguese but getting used to communicate across language barriers and understanding that there are a lot of different "normal" are valuable experiences