Baby Brain
Charlotte StephensYour new favourite parenting Substack – research, real life, (pop culture) tea. Serious stuff every second Thursday – silly stuff all week long. Join the fun! ✌\ud83c\udffb❤️☕
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It's Not Cute (To Judge Someone Else's Feeding Choices)
It’s not cute to tell mothers on the internet to just “put your baby to sleep on their tummy, I don’t know any babies that have come to harm this way.” There’s a reason we tell women not to do this and it is because it saves lives. I don’t ...
Six (& A Half) Alternatives To Sleep Training For Toddlers Aged 2+
Plus: What is ‘normal,’ sleep wise, for toddlers aged 2+? Things you can do in the daytime to improve nighttime sleep for toddlers, the benefit of having waited until they’re older to do this, etc.
"74% Of Mothers Have A Favourite Child"
(Do YOU have a favourite child?)
Chappell Roan, The School Run & Chocolate Croissants In The Sunshine After Dancing
Chappell Roan – pink pony clubber and denier of joyful parents – has been in another incident involving children. To refresh your memory, her previous offences were as follows: 1/ She went on a podcast and said new parents have no light in ...
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Writes your new favourite parenting Substack, Baby Brain. British. Mum of three. Wife of one. Never without a cup of tea, a book, or a small child that won't stop talking ❤️☕\ud83d\udc40
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