Omg these are so cute - and saves the faff of changing a duvet cover (which is 100% the worst household task)
Omg these are so cute - and saves the faff of changing a duvet cover (which is 100% the worst household task)Both of mine have these, I find them easier than a Duvet and duvet cover as the fit isn't always 100% and I absolutely hate it when all the corners aren't in the sheet
Rest Easy Single Coverless Duvet Bedding | Care Free Reversible Coverless Quilt & Pillowcase | Washable Duvet | Perfect For Travelling & Sleepovers (Single 4.5 tog, Rainbow) https://amzn.eu/d/b6uBeaL
They look really good, never saw those before. Are they ok in the wash?Both of mine have these, I find them easier than a Duvet and duvet cover as the fit isn't always 100% and I absolutely hate it when all the corners aren't in the sheet
Rest Easy Single Coverless Duvet Bedding | Care Free Reversible Coverless Quilt & Pillowcase | Washable Duvet | Perfect For Travelling & Sleepovers (Single 4.5 tog, Rainbow) https://amzn.eu/d/b6uBeaL
Neither mine or my friends child goes to nursery. Tbh I think it’s normal as my health visitor is really lovely and she said it’s fine and not to worry about it. He is also under SALT team for chewing and they never said anything about not talking xI'm starting to worry about my little boy. He's 18months and only says mamma and dadda and I'm constantly trying to encourage his speech. And yet my friends little girl who is the same age, can say alot more things and seems alot more advanced. I feel like I'm totally failing! Her little girl goes nursery and I'm wondering of maybe that's helped?
I think that sounds normal, my little one is 20 months and I would say it’s only in the last 8 weeks or so her vocabulary has started to really expand, before then it was dada, dog, and hiya. In comparison my friends baby had loads of words, but she walked a lot later than mine. I think they all just develop so differently that comparing them will only make you feel bad! They do say they work on movement skills or communication skills, as they can’t do both at the same time, and I found that’s definitely true in all the babies I know.I'm starting to worry about my little boy. He's 18months and only says mamma and dadda and I'm constantly trying to encourage his speech. And yet my friends little girl who is the same age, can say alot more things and seems alot more advanced. I feel like I'm totally failing! Her little girl goes nursery and I'm wondering of maybe that's helped?
Every animal here roars like a lion, except a cat which nee naws like an ambulanceSpeech chat- we have some weird sounding words (16m), daddy is “ah-geeee”but some basic “hiya”, “buh-bye” etc, but if I ask her to go find something she will go and get it, so she does understand what things are, although she doesn’t say them… I think it takes a while, but I’m not worried yet!
Every animal says “baaa” though
Yes as it’s the only thing that stops her falling out of bedDoes anyone let their 17m old have a quilt?
That is such a genius hackYes as it’s the only thing that stops her falling out of bedI turn it sideways and tuck it under the mattress
Never had an issue getting it dry they've always come out the wash fineThey look really good, never saw those before. Are they ok in the wash?
My 14 month old has a pillow, is in a sleep bag and has a thin duvet coz it’s flipping freezing in his roomDoes anyone let their 17m old have a quilt?
My youngest is 2 next month. But at 18 months, she could only say about 3 words.I'm starting to worry about my little boy. He's 18months and only says mamma and dadda and I'm constantly trying to encourage his speech. And yet my friends little girl who is the same age, can say alot more things and seems alot more advanced. I feel like I'm totally failing! Her little girl goes nursery and I'm wondering of maybe that's helped?
That’s so interesting, I didn’t realise words like “weeeeee” were including, we have “uh oh” “oh dear” and on occasion “oh god”My youngest is 2 next month. But at 18 months, she could only say about 3 words.
She never said mama. Only dada. And said hi and bye.
Now though, she can say a lot more! In the past month or 2, she's suddenly picked up loads!
They say 25 words are about average for when they turn 2.
That's still 6 months away for you and you'd be surprised how much they pick up.
And 25 is only "average" so there's literally no worry.
People often think when it comes to saying words, it means clear, or full words. But that's not just what's counted at all!
People will be surprised how many their kids actually say that they don't realise is counted as words
That’s still so young yet. I know it’s hard but give them time. Kids pick up language everywhere, even if it’s just sat at home cuddling on the sofa with you. So try not to worry, you’re not doing anything wrong.I'm starting to worry about my little boy. He's 18months and only says mamma and dadda and I'm constantly trying to encourage his speech. And yet my friends little girl who is the same age, can say alot more things and seems alot more advanced. I feel like I'm totally failing! Her little girl goes nursery and I'm wondering of maybe that's helped?
Sorry just catching up and I have no advice but just wanted to let you know I'm in exactly the same boat.....I don;t know if it's sadistic or not but sometimes I find it comforting that other people are going through the same "torture" as me..................I'm just biting the bullet now and sleep training (for the 4th time but sticking to it with no excuses this timeUnfortunately he's still very unsettled of a night, I tend to get anywhere from 30 mins - 2 hours of him sleeping in his cot before he's up calling for me. And usually on the shorter end of thatbut I'm counting it as a win tbh as until recently it was contact sleep or nothing, so at least 30 mins of being able to run round getting things sorted is still progress. It will come, but thanks for letting me moan x
You’ll hate him even more if you google ‘Blippi poo Harlem shake’ or something like that 🫠Boddler gravy has just discovered Blippi. She is obsessed. Literally the first word out her mouth in the morning is BlippiI hate hate hate him
Oh I've already heard about that because of my tiktok algorithmYou’ll hate him even more if you google ‘Blippi poo Harlem shake’ or something like that 🫠
It absolutely blows my mind that when I was the age of my boddler, my parents also had a 2 month old. What the fuck. How??? This guy still tries to share my skin and nurses a million times a night.Sorry just catching up and I have no advice but just wanted to let you know I'm in exactly the same boat.....I don;t know if it's sadistic or not but sometimes I find it comforting that other people are going through the same "torture" as me..................I'm just biting the bullet now and sleep training (for the 4th time but sticking to it with no excuses this time)from tonight and beginning to night wean....mentally I just can't any more and need to be done....makes me feel so guilty for her though
Wow!! I didn't know that! That's really reassured me thanks so much. I think what makes me anxious is that my friend always rubs it in my face with what her little girl can do, and it makes me feel like a failure as a mum. I think because we were pregnant together and there's 2 weeks between our boddlers- I seem to compare alot, which i know is wrong. XxMy youngest is 2 next month. But at 18 months, she could only say about 3 words.
She never said mama. Only dada. And said hi and bye.
Now though, she can say a lot more! In the past month or 2, she's suddenly picked up loads!
They say 25 words are about average for when they turn 2.
That's still 6 months away for you and you'd be surprised how much they pick up.
And 25 is only "average" so there's literally no worry.
People often think when it comes to saying words, it means clear, or full words. But that's not just what's counted at all!
People will be surprised how many their kids actually say that they don't realise is counted as words
Thanks for this and for everyone who has gone out of their way to reply to me. It means such a lot and had really reassured this tired mum!!!! I really do appreciate the support on here. XxxThat’s still so young yet. I know it’s hard but give them time. Kids pick up language everywhere, even if it’s just sat at home cuddling on the sofa with you. So try not to worry, you’re not doing anything wrong.
If you want try to go to baby/toddler groups, see how you both get on. Can’t hurt, I hate the places but some people get alot out of them.
Mine is just gone 2 & has no words yet. We’ve asked for early 27month check to get some support in place for him.
This is a good website for guidelines to speech & language. https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/conditions-...speech-and-language-development-12-24-months/
My hv also recommended this site for fun activities to help language.
Tiny Happy People - Activities for 18 months to 2 year olds
A collection of fun activities and things to do with children aged 18 months - 2 years.www.bbc.co.uk
This will sound so bad but there are 6 days between TMe and my friend’s son, and they are both equally “behind” so it makes me feel betterWow!! I didn't know that! That's really reassured me thanks so much. I think what makes me anxious is that my friend always rubs it in my face with what her little girl can do, and it makes me feel like a failure as a mum. I think because we were pregnant together and there's 2 weeks between our boddlers- I seem to compare alot, which i know is wrong. Xx
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Thanks for this and for everyone who has gone out of their way to reply to me. It means such a lot and had really reassured this tired mum!!!! I really do appreciate the support on here. Xxx
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