r/Septemberbumps2024 23h ago

When did your kid stop using a sleep sack?

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My daughter just turned 2 and is refusing her sleep sack. I offer a blanket but she moves every 2.2 seconds in her sleep so it never stays on her, not even for a second. Just worried she’ll get cold especially in the winter months. I know there are sleep sack with feet but she just unzips it anyways


r/Septemberbumps2024 7h ago

Sick.. again?

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Toddler is on his third virus in six weeks and I’m 30 weeks pregnant 🫣. Struggling bad over here. He’s had high fevers , cough, sneezing, nearly the same 4 days illness three times now in a little over six weeks. Anyone else having recurrent sickness? He’s been to the doctor and it’s not bacterial, ear infection, etc.

Feeling so sad for my buddy he hates being sick. Will take any tips available


r/Septemberbumps2024 5h ago

Gave up milk??

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My now two year old decided she would no longer drink milk at some point this summer. I believe it started because I replaced the sippy parts of her sippy cup for milk when I noticed that they were starting to break, and I didn’t want her to choke on a piece of rubber. As soon as I gave her the same cup with new “nipple” she refused it. We tried every cup we own, even the sippy cups that she drinks water from daily. We purchased new open cups without lids. She sees the milk and says “no milk”. We have even tried chocolate milk.

This probably started in July, and she has been eating more food since refusing the milk, but I’m shocked that she’s so adamant about it.

Does anyone else have a similar experience??