Transitioning my Toddler off the Binky

[@MalakAyman-sj9sl]

Well I don't know why I am watching this cause I'm 16 years old but watching you dealing with your kids wisely and beautifully really heals my soul and my inner child because I really really wish that I had a mom that cares about me that much and supports me like you do to your children your videos with your kids make me very happy and I smile all the video watching you... You're the best mum I have ever seen

[@livjowen]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@nikitabara]

​@@livjowenyou are so mature and wise and sound so intelligent. Are you really only 29 years old?

[@brooke7993]

​@@livjowen how long do you wait before going back in there to put him back in bed when he gets out?❤

[@livjowen]

It depends on how often he was getting out of bed. When he first got out, I'd wait about a minute before putting him back in. If he kept getting out again and again, I'd wait up to two or three minutes between putting him back in. This way, he wouldn't learn that getting out leads to more attention from me. If he got out multiple times in a row, I’d wait longer so he’d realize I wouldn’t come back right away, which eventually made him give up and get back into bed himself - which you saw him do in the video a few times. If he got out of bed and ran into the hallway or the around rest of the house, I immediately put him back in bed. My rule is that they stay in or around their bed and don't leave the room. You also see me doing this over and over and over again in the video while sped up. Hope that helps! 🫶🏻

[@brooke7993]

@@livjowen oh my gosh thank you for responding to me!!! Yes, that's VERY HELPFUL!❤ I think you are absolutely INCREDIBLE and seriously an outstanding parent👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@emmabrownell8243]

Love longer content like this! So helpful and great to listen to as I’m moving around the apartment. You’re doing great, mama! Thanks for your example to us less experienced ones! ❤

[@livjowen]

Thank you for listening and for your support! 😊

[@lindsayomary8774]

​@@livjowen this video is extremely helpful for me because I have been struggling to put my son who is a toddler as well to bed at night. He does this exact same thing and I have been doing everything wrong. Thank you so much for sharing this. This is going to make all the difference in the world for us now. Thank you so much! ❤

[@lilyjones8311]

I love watching the longer videos! I'm not a mom, but I'm a babysitter and your videos help me with the tantrums that some of the kids give me. Thank you!!

[@sarahpieren7403]

Me, too I am a babysitter and its so helpful.

[@alexusmolly1]

Ma’am, I’ve been binge watching your shorts and you speak to everything that makes sense to me as a parent. I’ve been a step mom for about 8 years and it can be discouraging sometimes because I am often shunned by other moms for not being a biological mother although this is exactly the way I parent. I try to give advice but since I’m not a “real mom” people don’t tend to take me seriously. It’s a breath of fresh air seeing how well mannered and emotionally regulated your children are as my stepson is as well! All that to say, you’re an amazing mother and I aspire to continue on my journey of parenting with my biological children soon! 🤍

[@vernellevale2226]

You are a real mom! Just because you haven’t given birth doesn’t mean you’re not a “real” mom. Adopted children have real parents too. Just saying 😅

[@brynne77]

I am so sorry you've been shunned by other parents just because you're a stepmom. I'm not a mother, I don't have kids, but I hope to work with young children one day. I will bet you're just as caring towards children as a biological mother would be.

[@alexusmolly1]

@@vernellevale2226 that’s exactly the point I’ve made so many times! Your comment made my day and melted my heart 😭🤍 thank you so much for your kind words

[@alexusmolly1]

@@brynne77 thank you so much for that 😭 it’s hard to feel like a whole community of moms is against me at times but you are absolutely right. Those young children will be very lucky to have you in their lives! 🫶🏻

[@brynne77]

@@alexusmolly1 Right. You're very welcome and thank YOU for your nice words.

[@KayraJordyn]

Love your family Olivia! Ok so seeing your explanation is like a behind-the-scenes of a movie. I had NO idea how much went into the process, and it’s helping me understand because you make it look so simple and easy, and it is really, really useful and a little relieving to understand the planning that went behind “I keep my voice positive” and all that you did plan. Seeing both together is definitely more helpful than just seeing one or the other, but it takes effort for you to do all that you do so take that with a big boulder of salt. Just sharing your family and parenting style has been a joy up to this point for me, so know that there are real people out here just happy to see happy babies and a really good parent. Your kids will always have a super unique bond like my friend who was a child of six who were very close, and very loved. 🤍 You’re doing great, and so proud of River! His confidence is inspiring. He’s ready to be the conversationalist, and I love hearing his words. 😊 Explaining to him what he’s explaining to you, so he knows he’s understood, that is priceless.

[@livjowen]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 💖 I’m so happy to hear that this was helpful and that you’re enjoying our journey. 😊 I’m so proud of River too, and your support means the world to us! 🤍

[@debbiefigueras9384]

As a mother of 6 grown kids, I have to say I admire the way you are raise your children. I really enjoy watching and find I agree with things you do. It even comforts me in a way ❤

[@motherssmile]

This might be unexpected, but I am learning so much through your videos about how to love myself and parent myself, and help myself to throw away my addictions. I'm 27 and had a very difficult childhood, and had an ambivalent and chaotic relationship with my parents. My father was a rage and my mother was emotionally absent. So I fell into addictions to soothe myself. I think.. addiction attachments are adult binkies. So, thank you for helping me to throw away my binkies, and to parent myself in the process.😥🥰👍🏻🌟

[@vernellevale2226]

Well done Olivia! Hurray!! 🎉 You are using all the right plans and tools to raise successful children! When I took my toddlers (2.5 and 3.5 year olds) off the bottle, I informed them that their super hero came and took the bottles as they are big boys now and had them using sippy cups from then on out. They had little reaction, since it was their super hero that took the bottles. When they were scared of monsters at night, I “consistently” told them that monsters cannot come into our home because they have dirty feet. They realized that I wouldn’t allow monsters into the house and that ended the fear of monsters situation. To this day, I can count to three and they will do as I say before I get to three. Olivia, you are spot on when you tell us moms to be consistent. That is the golden ticket for successful training. And adding that we need to tend to our relationship is just as vital. Believe it or not, children want routines and consistency as they feel more secure when that is in place. I enjoy these longer format videos as it gives more insight into your techniques. All the best to you and your family!!!

[@elianesaraiva524]

I’m not a mum but I love all your videos. I’m learning a lot. Thank you 😊❤

[@InLKdream]

Really appreciate you sharing this in long form and would like more...i saw the short clip of this and thought you did amazing but hearing your process in more detail is REALLY helpful. I'm not yet a mum but would like to be one day and watching you gives me confidence to know i can do that which seems very scary and easy to mess up.

[@dorothydishman4664]

As an 85 yr old grandmother, am so proud if you & your loving understanding of your childrens needs. You are doing a wonderful job, what a great beginning for your children. My only wish is for all other parents to follow your example.

[@wenjolliffe]

Hi, as a mum of six myself I really appreciate your attitude and advice. My children are now all grown and I can reiterate how important it was to show them love. My rules were consistent but enacted with lots of hugs, songs, books and love. ❤️

[@mariannerodriguez-v.904]

I’m so impressed and inspired by how you take care of your children! Your sharings are precious! Thank you so much:)

[@marisadalgleish2735]

Hi, Olivia, I love watching your shorts and videos! You are raising considerate, caring, kind and responsible children, and moms can learn a lot from your videos. Congratulations 🎉!

[@ambermayer28]

You absolutely should do more of these kind of videos! I love them, and gives me some insight on how I should handle certain situations! You’re amazing, thank you!

[@margaretknight8690]

What a wonderful mum you are and I love the way you are so honest about how difficult things can be at times.

[@cheyennewolfe5658]

This was so encouraging and helpful!! I'm a first time mom with a 15 month old, and I relate to your parenting style so much! I finally decided I needed to wean the early morning feed that was preventing us from a full night of sleep and messing with naps... we're on day 3 of that process right now and seeing your gentle consistency combined with flexibility as well as hearing that training processes still tug on your heart strings helps me gain confidence that I'm doing the right thing for us right now! Thanks for sharing with us ❤

[@Minimalwoooo]

Thank you for the long video! I love it! First time mom here is learning so much from you❤️

[@patriciabellah9392]

I love that you encourage your kids to work together and encourage eachother.

[@livcousintomany]

Hi Olivia. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain how you transitioned River. These tips will come in handy when I get married and have kids of my own. I am 20 and I’m so inspired by you, and your videos, how you handle tantrums, nap time, etc. Your videos make me rethink of how I would parent my future children. Thank you for sharing and being such a wonderful influence. God Bless You and Your Family ❤

[@melaniethorne9396]

I absolutely love your shorts. I wish you were more active on KZbin in long form. I have two girls and would love tips and tricks on tantrums and encouraging listening. I’m fully in the “no” and “I don’t want to” phase with my almost 3 year old so navigating a challenging tempered baby would be awesome!

[@gracielimww]

Thanks for uploading this video. I'm a mum of only one and as a first time mum I wasn't sure if I was doing it right. But seeing how you did it just helps so so much. It puts my anxiety at ease and definitely uplifts my confidence.

[@SouthernGalPal]

Good job Mama! Children are remarkably adaptable if you allow them to be. It's not always pleasant, but, this is an important lesson for him in impulse control and learning how to handle change in a positive way. Love all your videos. Long, short and in-between. Be blessed.

[@sophiedittrich8042]

In the shorts I Sometimes think "How can she do this so straight and 'heartless' ?" .... This Long Video Shows that you are really a Mom with a lots of love for your Kids and you have the same emotional struggle like all of us, just with a bit more experiences to handle it. Thanks for Sharing ❤ Greetings from Germany

[@natalieturner3174]

Appreciate the long form! Im a new step mum to a 4 yr old who still co-sleeps and as you can imagine, its very challenging! Would you be able to give a step by step of how to transition a 4 yr old. I like your "tough" 😉 outter shell when its clear you have a big big heart and just want the best for your children Xx

[@staciehuish1154]

This was so helpful!!! My first baby didn’t care for a binkie but my second is obsessed and has it constantly and I’ve been so nervous about transitioning away from it. I loved all the tips and being able to see your process. Thank you for this!

[@virginiasanchez510]

Hola Olivia, adimiro tu paciencia (realmente es gigante❤), todo el amor que le ponés a cada momento y estos procesos en particular que son claves en sus vidas. Amé como contás y se te vé en el relato cómo el dolor de tu bebé te atraviesa. Y si, es una gran satisfacción ver cómo pasan página. Soy mamá de una nena de 12 años, y cuando ella dejó el chupete, ella tenía año y medio (ella tenía cuatro chupetes, pero uno era su favorito), el que menos usaba lo tiré sin avisarle, a los días seguí con el segundo que menos usaba, después ella mordió la tetina del menos favorito de los dos que quedaban y por lo que le era desagradable usarlo, cuando me lo muestra roto en plan de "arreglameló", me hice la afligida y le expliqué que no se podía arreglar que había que tirarlo, e hicimos exactamento lo mismo que vos, llevarlo al tacho darle un beso, decirle gracias y despedirlo, la felicité, le di besos y abrazos, y nos fuimos a hacer otra cosa que propuse, no me acuerdo qué. El más dificil fué el preferido, que también mordió a los díasdespués del anterior, el proceso fué parecido al anterior, pero costó un poquito más, ya que hubo llanto, pero al igual que con tu bebé, fué rápido. Se me partía el alma y morís de ganas de ir y comprar otro chupete igual, pero en el fondo sabés que le estás causando un daño, así que te mantenés firme y todo pasa 😊❤. Que lindo ver que no lo hice tan mal, ya que muchas veces fui criticada, sobre todo en el momento del berrinche (mi hija tenía unos agudos rompe tímpanos, y creían que yo le pegaba, pero implementaba el tiempo muerto, agacharme a su altura y hablarle claro y firme). Muchas gracias Olivia❤

[@raymondkeller4118]

As a dad of 4 kids we start to damage the binky so that it is harder to suck on like putting a vertical cut not so any pieces come off but so the shape is not efficient to suck, do it in secret so they just start not working you need to do it before they are old enough to realize you can just buy a new one. They you can slowly damage it more i.e. cut a tiny bit off of the tip after a while they just started loosing interest. Your not taking it away it is just slowly not working as good.

[@elianagomez5624]

Good job Olivia! You are such a great mom. 🎉 I am not a mom yet but I am learning a lot. I love your videos. Thank you! ❤️😊

[@evikone]

I'm not a mom or a dad, but I'm an uncle and I love these.

[@melissawingfield8666]

So nice seeing another video! I love the long ones!

[@louisefeijo8315]

I missed the long videos!!! Amazing job!

[@chariswilson603]

Well done I am a 17 year old and I just love watching your videos. well done River ❤❤❤❤❤

[@shonamae598]

I love these videos that are longer and so detailed! Honestly its so refreshing to see parents be firm but so loving. Can you advise with a 4 year old with behaviour such as following simple instructions and being kind etc. Xx

[@kristeljimenez9967]

AMAZING OLIVIA! I’m a mom to be, and I follow your content, I really appreciate you taking the time to do this videos… I feel so confident that I can guide my kid and follow the process… thanks for sharing… I know it must be difficult for you but I would really love to see more videos like this 🎉

[@livjowen]

Thank you so much! Your support means more to me than you'd probably ever know 😊. I'm sure you'll do an amazing job with your little one and if you ever need anything, let me know! ❤️

[@yaellavi123]

You are just awesome ! Wonderful Mom.❤

[@Glykeria_Papad]

Hello Olivia!!! I'm watching you from Greece!! I have 2 little girls and your videos really helps me a lot!! I tried many times to get rid off the binky of my older daughter (3 years old now...) but with no result... I will try your advices and hope to get the result finally!! Thank you so much for your help!! Wish you and your family all the best!!! Stay safe and healthy!!❤😊

[@liviergolden8695]

Thank you for sharing your wise parenting!! You are a wonderful blessed mom. The Lord is so happy, that you are getting his mission accomplished as a sweet loving mom. God bless you and your beautiful family Olivia. 🙏💕🙏💕🙏

[@connieinthesun7881]

I think you did fabulously each and every step of the way. Congrats on staying vigilant and reaping the rewards... Mom of six grown sons. 😉

[@barbaraburgemeister]

Me with no kids and still single watching this, thinking about how helpful and better it is to know about this things now !! Im feeling like im so prepared😂😂 ahaha ❤ thank u Olivia, god bless u and your beautiful familyyy❤

[@aeterna581]

Such a unique content.Thank you so much!

[@wandererrrrrr]

I'm not married yet but I enjoy your videos please make more of these long videos, you're an amazing mom❤

[@alliev2074]

So good and helpful!! Thank you! Good job Mama! ❤🎉

[@liwaywaydecastro]

i am from d Philippines n i love watching your videos. I am a mother of four boys before n i never had difficult times training them since birth, but never tried giving them binkies. I did it alone doing everything at home that a should do, but i still enjoy watching your videos. You are a great mom.

[@pauleengould998]

I love the long form and all of the info thanks so much ❤❤❤

[@learnwithmona-9254]

Hi. I love the content of your videos. I love it when you say 'i love ❤️ being a mom' . I totally agree with your strategy you follow when training your kid or transition him. I appreciate that you share your experience with us. And how you find time to video, edit, and upload these shorts and videos. Take care

[@InnaDanceUA]

I love this long video. Your shorts are like a trailer for a movie. But it is the movie that I want to see the most 🤩

[@thobekancube2479]

I find your videos very insightful. Even though I am not with a child yet, but I am learning a lot. will really love long videos, but I suggest about 10 minutes long, maybe once in a while make them longer like this one. Tank you so much we really appreciate your work

[@MaiLing2009]

I would love to see more long form videos on gentle parenting. I’ve been watching your videos on KZbin and I love every single one.

[@ramaalasaad6751]

I'm not a mom , not married , not engaged, I don't even someone in my life but i stil love your videos like so much🤣♥️ I feel my biological clock is telling me to learn more about parenting that I knew nothing about . And I feel in somehow parenting is also a good thing even for adults cuz you feel like you too are a big baby who needs to be parented you know what I mean I don't know that's kind of magical.. By the way I'm watching you from an Arab country so yeah you're really famous now 🥺♥️♥️

[@andrewpennell7920]

As a Taekwondo instructor who frequently deals with tantrums, her way is the best! You gotta make sure the kid is heard while giving them alternatives to their tantrum, otherwise your job as an authority figure(Im nowhere close to a father in anyone’s eyes) becomes so much harder. Keep posting stuff like this, the backlash is from people who don’t know how to work with children very well!

[@user-ec1cu7ii8u]

You're such a wonderful mom and strong woman😃 I'd like have a patience like you. I always have searched for method of raising children which I will be satisfied. First time while I was watching your shorts I was really interested, then I started to watch all of your vlogs and audios and I'm like "that's exactly what I've been searching for🤩". So thank you mom for sharing to us your life and your experience😊 By the way I have three kids. My oldest son is 6 years old and the middle is 4 years old an the youngest son is 3 month. My middle son is stubborn boy and he is making fun when I'm putting him on timeout for 4 minutes (I started using timeouts recently) For him is like a game. So can you give me some advice how to use timeout for him or maybe I should use other methods?

[@livjowen]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 🫶🏻 I am currently working on some content that addresses time outs so stayed tuned for that and hopefully it helps!

[@holundersaft1237]

When i stopped my 3 kids nursing at night, it was always 3 nights hard and up from the 4th night it worked very well

[@quietangel1574]

I love you soooo much Olivia ❤ you're such a great mom 😍 i wish my mom treated me like you 🥰 love you sooooo much I love all your videos❤ this video is amazing and helpful for any mom please do more videos like with such details it's so helpful 🥰

[@user-pb7pn3bh4y]

Excellent!!! You need a consistent plan and you had it! 3 days is perfect for a toddler… for teens and adults It’s 3 weeks to make or break a habit but consistency is the key. Mom win!!!

[@cristinamartinez1235]

I really liked this video! Thanks a lot!

[@sonutresa]

I am using your videos as the ultimate gentle parenting guide coz I was never on board with the way gentle parents were not able to set clear boundaries. Way to go mumma👏. Could you pls elaborate on how you introduced blanket as the comfort item to him? So that it actually comforts baby when pacifier is taken away.

[@livjowen]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 All of my babies get a blanket and a binky as newborns for sleep cues. They naturally grow attached to them over time, which helps with comfort when transitioning away from the binky. 👏🧸

[@Jfkdabombk]

Glad for another video!

[@joslynhissa4719]

I love you so much and I followed you on Instagram even if I don’t have any kids 😂❤

[@IANKIM-j1e]

I am asian I’ve enjoyed the videos so far. I think it’s going to be famous all over the world. I get a lot of inspiration. Thank you😀

[@waffles9160]

Love your videos and seeing the process from start to finish. I don’t have kids yet but I hope to someday, and I want to parent like this. Putting myself in your shoes throughout this video, I feel like I would be very reactionary and it would be difficult for me to not give in to the tantrums and let my kid do what they want in order to get the crying to stop. Do you have advice on how to begin developing the mental fortitude to be able to parent like this? Are there things you wish you would have known/done before having kids to prepare better?

[@pereinarolsson3928]

If MSM sent your videos 24/7 for parents - the world would turn around....Peter from Sweden 67...

[@Parisasaadat.7]

it was really interesting to me. i love to see you parenting and hope to be like you in the future.❤

[@ST-111]

Can you please make a video on daily/ weekly routines? What are your routines for yourself/home/kids?

[@samanthabaxter8688]

Thank you for this! I have been starting the transition without the pacifier, and my son does fine if it is out of sight out of mind but nap and bedtime is another story...

[@saimatanvir4023]

Yeah same idk why m watching tthis cos my all kids are grown up, mom of five, but i find it quite interesting & may be i will use these tricks on my grand children :) You’re the best 👍🏼

[@stefaniezimmerman9717]

I absolutely love your videos! The Skylight tool seems really nice but it’s an investment we cannot afford right now. In your older videos, I have seen your kids use other “hard copy” checklists. Do you have a favorite inexpensive alternative to recommend for someone just starting out with family checklists? ❤

[@ironfist458]

I seriously don’t even remember how you got famous? And you give me Utah mom vibes. 😮

[@deeperfaith_]

Hi Olivia 🥰 just out of curiosity: Why are binkies used? :)

[@livjowen]

Hi there! I use them as a sleep cue for my newborns 😊

[@deeperfaith_]

@@livjowen thanks 🥰

[@alhidayah4653]

Sometimes children go for their thumbs when we take away them plz what to do then?

[@Patrick22557]

Let him have the dang binkie.

[@bellbottomblues131]

We’l just call you Mary Poppins!!! You are AMAZING!!!!!!!!

[@mariecooper2863]

Advice Please!! My daughter is 18 months and still using a paci but only when she sleeps and at church. But I'm due with my second in 3 weeks or less and I plan on using the paci with my second. I want to take her paci away but then dont want it to be a big deal when she sees the baby's paci... any ideas??

[@sarahpieren7403]

I am 18 years old and I am so attached to my weighted blanket. I know its silly but it reminded me of that.

[@Peas286]

We love our tonies® box in our household. It’s our favorite.!!

[@nikitabara]

You are so intelligent, mature and wise! Is it true that you are only 29 years old?

[@manna_3149]

Would you recommend transitioning to toddler bed or removing pacifier first? Does it matter the order in which those are done? I need to do both with my toddler! Thanks! Your videos are very helpful.

[@livjowen]

Oh, removing the pacifier first 100%. I am very late with River this time around. Normally, I remove the binky much earlier and then then toddler bed. Hope that helps! ❤️

[@manna_3149]

@@livjowen Thank you so much for the prompt response! Yes, very helpful. I will start working on removing the pacifier first. This is my first child so I have learned and implemented a lot from your videos. Thank you again.

[@skyebaier805]

Hello! I love watching your vids as a first time mom and you have helped me so much so far, my daughter is actually also 18 mths old and I think I am going to try to use your techniques to help take her off. I was wondering what time you recommend starting potty training? And if River isn’t already I would love to see some tips on that as well if you don’t mind. I’ve been trying with my daughter but nothing is really taking so some advice would be appreciated 🫶 Thank you !

[@livjowen]

Hello! I’m so glad my videos have helped you as a first-time mom! 💖 I generally start potty training around 2.5 years old. I’ve tried it earlier and later, but that’s usually the age I dive in. 😊 I’d be happy to share some tips on potty training and what’s worked for us with River soon! 🫶

[@skyebaier805]

@@livjowen thank you so much!

[@sarahpieren7403]

How did you do your nails? Its so pretty.

[@OGspaseman]

Awesome video more like this please!

[@sarahpieren7403]

Your hair is so long. Its beautiful. What do you do?

[@user-nu2fy5il3d]

My son just turned 18 months old, and we were contemplating how to wean him off his pacifier. We have a long 25-hour flight coming up and thought we'd wait until after the trip. However, after watching your video, I felt motivated to act now, realizing that there will always be excuses. Today is the first day without his pacifier, and he's crying and standing near the trash, asking for his binky. I hope he will understand and fall asleep soon. I love your videos and wish you happiness always!❤

[@lauraletkeman6303]

Going through a similar situation, just in my case is the fingers. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@catherinethompson6531]

Love this longer, in depth video! My 2 month old is a paci girl so I’ll have to come back to this in 10 months when we’re ready to transition out of it ❤️. I would also love to see a video like this when you guys do potty training! My husband and I want to potty train her at a reasonable time so that would be a great video for us as well 🥰.

[@livjowen]

Thank you for watching, I'll put it on the list! Good luck on the transition with your daughter and let me know if you need anything!! ❤️😊

[@catherinethompson6531]

@@livjowen of course! I love your parenting style! And mom goals.. my dream to have that many kids 😊

[@AnnaLodoiska]

I love those longer videos

[@marinabulancea2501]

Amazing ❤

[@norhanhassan9162]

I love your content so much ..

[@bushrasaleemvlog4558]

Very nice 👍 my sister god bless you all family

[@asimkhan1104]

You r very good mother

[@Parisasaadat.7]

do more of these kind of videos please. i'm learning english with your videos😅

[@belindacotton2407]

I think following your shorts with this long form makes you more credible. Many people need to see the whole picture/reasoning to fully understand

[@alvrzbabycakes]

Love this longer form content! I also have an 18 month old and feel like his pacifier is making tantrums worse as well. This is exactly what I needed to feel more confident in moving forward with getting rid of it. Thank you!

[@user-gt1xy2dd7u]

Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but I'm wondering how old you are, Mrs. Olivia. God bless you and your family ❤❤

[@IdreesShafi-xb2op]

Great video be more consistent in longer videos ❤

[@mrbrigt]

Great mom. Why the dad is not shown.

[@rdClassGlynn]

Do more vlogs like this ❤❤

[@MostafaShirazi-ec3pk]

Please help me to get nappy from my 3 years old son.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@falaksisters2275]

Hello mam, i wanted to ask is it easy to have more kids i want to do family planning for the third child i i already have two. I am afraid how to handle plz give some tips. Love from India

[@mshmoshe0_o302]

You did so well mama❤❤ I have a question about food How do I let my 8 and a half months boy eat by himself? when i offer food he just play with it , he never grab it to put it in his mouth

[@cd7744]

Honestly he's just probably not old enough yet! The "pincer grasp" that they use to grab food isn't really developed until 9-12 months. Give him time! And some kids develop a little later! You can try toys that encourage fine motor skills that may help him with eating. But just keep practicing and showing him, demonstrate, sit next to him and show him how you eat finger foods. He'll get there, he's just still young!

[@mshmoshe0_o302]

@@cd7744 thanks a lot for the advice , I'll try that

[@cd7744]

@@mshmoshe0_o302 of course! I'd love an update when he succeeds!

[@mahsaneysaz8132]

Can i do this with my 8 month old? She wont sleep without her binki. Feeling so nervous about it😢😢