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HI,

My maternity leave & Paid Parental leave finishes at the end of Jan, and I've joined currently 6 month old DD in childcare. She will be one week shy of 7 months when she starts. Any sort of advice we've been given however, is that she's too young, or that she's too small. Should I be waiting a few months more? I realise this is quite a sensitive topic, but I am concerned about her age and would like some reassurance from mums who've done the same.

please help

I did not find the right solution from the internet.

Thanks

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We had it too! We loved it, Emma loved it, and we used it every day. It's so easy to move around and it is practically lightweight. So if you ask me, I'd buy it without thinking.

Oh, and the colours are so cool 

Change you routine.

Thank you, girls:) We've already found a nanny, my Spanish parents are really fond of her. It was their idea to have a Spanish-speaking nanny.

Dealing with a climber can be challenging. To discourage his climbing, be sure that his mattress is at the lowest possible setting, remove all toys in the crib that he can use to help climb, and remove the coffee table. Put a bunch of pillows or cushions around the crib in case he does fall.  In addition, try to catch him the moment he starts climbing and say, “No climbing!”  Many kids will give up rather quickly.   If you are going to consider letting him roam, lower or remove one side of the crib rather than switching him to a bed.  Please note that crib tents, which we used to recommend to keep little ones snug in their cribs, were recently discontinued because of safety concerns. 

I think the best way is to use disposables for the first few months and then switch to reusables.