18 month old super cute toddler keeps a bit giggling before sleeping and early morning wake ups . No such incident noted during day . To be honest she has been having a rarely large amount of screen time
Due to tough circumstances as her grandfather passed away and we could not give enough time to her as we both are working parents and all our remaining family stays away from us . The laughter also stops in case we divert her attention.
We generally feed her dosa /cerelac /aalooo paranthas /daal /paneer /egg/etc
She was formula fed (just as an input to for consultation )
She hasn't slept well for couple of nights due to disturbance in her sleep cycle it generally takes 4-5 days for her to be back once missed
Also I was having bfast couple of days back and she was insisting on me to feed her the tang drink which I have with bfast so I gave her very small fake sips of it and she has grown fond of it .I haven't fed her but she likes to have a couple of dots of ketchup. Is it a reason?
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I agree with you as you mentioned duper cute toddler. I could make out from history provided by you she seems to a very happy to go child. I think back of your mind you are feeling guilty that you are not able to give time to your sweetie pie. I would suggest whatever time you are with her don’t try to teach her anything just enjoy play with her make a mess or allow her to do so. Over weekends you take her out carry food with you , play with her and enjoy family meal outside home. That really makes difference.
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