Geez Grace you’re in for a shock with an exclusively breastfed newborn if being up for a couple of hours is a problem…
As someone who has given birth I had no idea there’s such a thing as a ward tour and you can see room you gonna give birth etc. Is that a thing?
I mean… don’t wanna sound daft but room is a room no? They wheel you in, you have your bed and everything. Like what’s to tour about?
I understand you wanna bring your music/ comfort things, make it more comfy and relaxed but still.
Maybe just me.
I mean she lays around on the sofa all day anyway so you may as well do it with a baby glued to your boobI can't see her breast feeding for this reason, it'll interrupt HER lifestyle - sod the poor little baby.. or maybe she will, just so she can justify eating 3 takeaways a day because of the increased hunger breast feeding can cause. ☺
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and still Ignorant not to wear a mask In a hospital setting. The pure ignorance.
Potentially yes. However whenever she takes photos in hospital she never bothers to wear a mask. Considering she is heavily pregnant, and caught covid last time, it baffles me how relaxed she is.I think that as she is heavily pregnant she would be exempt from wearing one, especially if she struggles to breath anyway.
My baby just turned 1. I like to colour in the evenings when my anxiety is up. My lil one ALWAYS found a random colour pencil and would proceed to make marks and random shapes in her books! So at 11 months I got her crayola washable 12+ months (she was 11months when doing so).And maybe he wouldn’t draw on the wall if he wasn’t bored! She’s confiscated the colouring pencils, absolute witch.
My baby just turned 1. I like to colour in the evenings when my anxiety is up. My lil one ALWAYS found a random colour pencil and would proceed to make marks and random shapes in her books! So at 11 months I got her crayola washable 12+ months (she was 11months when doing so).
Even after my little girl had different coloured paper (thanks £1land)and pens, she was content. On day 3 though she tried the walls. I reinforced the paper and showed her. ( she did try again another 7 times and then gave up and now draws on the paper) This may change
**I am not advocating to do so with your own child. I am a nanny my self and previous room leader in a nursery.
No amount of redirection stopped my child drawing on the walls so we got water painting/magic painting and the “mess free colouring” from Crayola, so he could still have fun with art without me having a nervy b in our (rented) home she’s just bone idle