| What in the fresh hell? |
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Dad only for wakeup, no food.
I know because that's the formula that worked repeatedly in my house. And don't worry about what you're doing to him. He'll learn quickly that he's still perfectly fine if he doesn't get two punches in the middle of the night. |
| This has to be a troll. Or the worst parents ever. |
Definitely not the worst parents ever but not good parents, either. Sad. |
*pouches! Don't punch him :p |
He’s probably starving after getting only a 1/2 cup of Gerber rice cereal for dinner. |
They're trying their best and are obviously trying to learn. You sound mean spirited. |
We can hope this is true but the situation is still out of hand. |
Lololol. Op, come back and respond please… |
But…24 months is 2 years exactly so in some ways worse. |
Hahaha! They boy 🦝 raccoon. This made my night! |
Lol this post isn’t about sleep training at all. We were the most indulgent parents I know in this respect— never really sleep trained, co-slept for a long time, kid figured it out and learned to sleep through the night on her own. Haven’t had a nighttime wake up that wasn’t an illness since she turned 1. I know people who think we’re terrible parents for this. And even I think this story is bananas. Fruit pouches in the middle of the night? Both mom and dad doing multiple wake ups with a 3 yr old? This is either a troll trying to make a point about sleep training or these are really people who are totally lost with how to set boundaries and create healthy habits. But no, this is not a story about whether or not you should sleep train your child. It’s just nuts. |
If your kid was a crappy sleeper 100% he would have turned into the 34 month old fruit pouch kid based on your sleep training regimen. |