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Maid of honour at a hen but little one needs me at night?

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JDizzleD · 23/02/2023 18:07

It’s my best friends hen do when my little one will be 10 months. He is currently 8 months and wakes up during the night to feed quite a bit. Sometimes it’s just to settle and sometimes it’s because he’s hungry. We are definitely going through the sep anxiety but I am so worried about what to do for the hen do? I have left him for 4 days work so far but even then my MIL bought him to me at lunch time for feeds.

DS has been EBF but loves his solids!! He has never taken a bottle but does love his sippy cup so we need to try giving formula / expressed milk through that.

My worry is the nighttime.

I am maid of honour so will be very hands on with the weekend. We have hired 3 apartments on a shared site, and as some people have dropped out one isn’t being used. My mum has offered to come stay with my little one so I can just come back and feed him but not sure it will go down well him being there? It’s about 1 hour / 1.5 hours from home.

I want my bestie to know I’m there for her but at the same time I need to put DS first.

I think my options are:

  1. I just go for the evenings and days and go home to sleep (about an hours drive)
  1. Mum brings DS to stay the night so I can put him down and go back when he wakes. Husband takes him for the day time? Or husband comes to stay?
  1. Husband stays in an Airbnb close by and I don’t drink so can go there if needed?
  1. Husband stays at home with baba and if it gets so bad I just drive home or he drives to me, bring him to me in the morning for a feed and cuddle?
  1. Go away for the whole weekend and leave him with hubby and hope he’ll be okay (I am really worried this could have a lasting effect on him though if he becomes distraught)

Help!!

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JDizzleD · 23/02/2023 18:08

Sorry appreciate this is the wrong thread!!

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