hey all,My little boy is 13 months and since he has been born we have struggled with getting him to sleep right through the night, he has got himself into a routine a few times then something always throws him out of it again.I am 20 weeks pregnant

hi all am 6wk now and l cant sleep ay night time and l just keep on what to eat all the tome can some one tell me why Gwen, I'm not surprised you can't sleep with all your worry about the scan and blood tests! (I read your other thread) I think it

I've recently noticed that 'special' night time follow on formulas are being advertised.  These drinks which are meant to be used as the last drink before bed cost considerably more than the 'ordinary' follow on milks from the same ranges.  Has

, sometimes anything between 7 and 15 times a night. He wouldnt drop off at night unless i was holding him (i tried the leave them to cry to sleep routine, which after an hour and a half i just caved in)He will be 4 years old in March and he has never ever

Hello every1.My 7 month old son is in bed 7pm to 6.30am and usually never wakes so i never change him during his sleep.He's in the same nappy all night so i have used huggies super dry but he's never completely dry come the morning having a huge

type cups. Her milk morning and night is currently in a transition bottle, with a spout/teat.  More teat than spout I'd say.  Whilst I am still happey for her to have the milk, I don't want her having it from a 'bottle'. So, what drinking container

i am considering using cloth nappies but not too sure. Friends have used them in the past, but they were bulky, they also used disposable at night time and for going out which seems to defeat the object. It would be nice to hear other opinions

advice x x x Hi, my son (now aged 7 months) started to sleep for over 6h a night when he was approx 3 months old, but it was a gradual process of moving his night time feed back by 10 mins a night until we had a big enough gap that got us there, starting

lot thicker than breast milk so it takes longer to digest. If your plan works great, but my son used to feed very regularly throughout the day but was still waking up numerous times during the night for quite a few nights. I was never really able

and as always as a mam we change it, as i was taking it off her the nappy had bust open all over her, i am not a very happy person/mother at this moment in time Agree! They are not great are they, also the Baby Dry are now letting us down at night, Grace