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By SheShe
25 July 2008 22:36
I am expecting baby number 3 in October. My daughter Layla will be 19 months by then and I'm worried about how the arrival of 'Bumba' (my pet name for baby as I don't know sex) will affect her. She's a real mammy's girl at the moment and I'm looking for tips/ advice on how to make her feel at ease about this 'intruder'. I have a feeling she's going to be a tad jealous so any advice will be greatly appreciated.
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lizzj says
hi i find that letting your toddler help you when you are sorting your baby out helps them feel not left out. ive got four children all really close together in ages and when i was changing babys nappy i use to ask them if they could get me a nappy or the baby wipes and not of mine have felt left out or jelous as i use to have a little play with there toys when baby was asleep.
28 August 2008 22:20
dixiechick78 says
hi i hd my third child last december & my second was 15 months the best thing you can do is not fret cause your toddler will pick up on it!!! i was lucky i got a sleeper & actually hd more time with my second baby!!! so he wasn't put out bout it hpe u'l b as lucky as me good luck xx
20 August 2008 23:35
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