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@diademjewel Sometimes it's about the drama of it, so stuffies and pillows won't do it, so it may need to be something that's far more interesting to knock over basically.

@diademjewel I would add getting something that's fun and safe to knock down, like one of the punchy the clown things, or some big blocks to stack and knock over.

@brad94 Try out rough play: tickle fights, throwing her on the bed, wrestle with her like you would a dog.

@brad94 My question is, why no rough play? I would say when you have time, rough house with her and instead of teaching her to be gentle all the time, teach her there's times it's appropriate to be rough, and times it's not, i.e. when you are tending to the baby/not expecting it. Rough housing...

@jslade It's only a horrific term because of how people use it as a perjorative. I called my son "milk leech" but I always meant it with fondness, and never complained about him wanting to nurse so much.

@troy1 Not shilling this, it just really really helped me get on track: adapt naturals has a multi and they also have what they call the core plus bundle. It's expensive, but it was so worth it for 3ish months to get the core plus bundle to get my body back on track, then I switched to just the...

@psalmofmercy I know exactly how you feel, and for me it was my health and fitness levels. The pregnancies and breastfeeding have taken a lot of of my body and I was very nutrient depleted and still am if I'm not diligent. I take a really high quality multi vitamin, and have to be sure I'm...

@thestarside Thank you for letting me know! I'm really glad it worked and your little one is happier for it :).

@thestarside I did basically exposure therapy and my 2 yo has absolutely no trouble with the car seat anymore! Take the car seat out of the car and place it (so it won't tip and hurt/scare them) in the house. Let them climb in and out as they please. Then when they seem comfortable, put the...