Best age to sleep train?
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Hand foot and mouth; 18 month old has it, and there’s a newborn in the house. HELP
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4 week old spitting up after every feed
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Struggling to feel like a mom of 2
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17 month old has KP- need cream recommendations
r/toddlers is a supportive space for parents, guardians, and caregivers of kids aged 1 to 4. Share the joys, challenges, milestones, meltdowns, and messy moments of toddler life. Whether it’s picky eating, potty training, or crayon-on-the-wall chaos, you’re not alone here. Be kind, be supportive—and remember, no two toddlers are the same.
17 month old has KP- need suggestions please!
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17 month old has KP- need recommendations please!
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A place to discuss the trials and tribulations of raising children with a close age gap
