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Start using Mumsnet PremiumAnyone able to share their 3 month old day routines
(2 Posts)Can anyone who FF their LO share their routine for the day? I’ve recently switched from EBF to entirely FF (except for one breastfeed at night) and I now have no idea what to do with my DD in the day! I’m so used to breastfeeding her all day long that I suddenly don’t know how to structure the day. What does everyone do? Do you go out at certain times of day, or certain activities? Apart from tummy time, I have no idea what to do with her (reckon I’m more of a toddler person). For info - she sleeps great at night but really badly in the day so nap times are a total mess.
My DS is nearly four months and we get up around 7 and have a bottle. He’ll then kick around on his play mat for a bit, I’ll give him a wash, massage and get dressed. Morning nap around 9ish and if I need to go to the shops I’ll go then and take him in the pram.
Next feed at 11 then he might sit in his bouncy chair while I do chores, some classes via zoom, nursery rhymes with some help from Spotify or a bit of sensory on the tv (hey bear or tiny adventurers on you tube). Afternoon nap around 1pm. Next feed at 3pm and then more of the same, maybe a walk to the park if we’ve not been out. Little cat nap about 4:30. 6pm bath, bottle, book/lullaby, bed at 7pm.
It’s amazing how the days go by without doing very much! I talk to him a lot, sort of just narrating my day.... Baby classes are starting in Sept though so will have a couple of things to go out to in the week which I am definitely looking forward to!
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