Is It Worth 1K More?

[Anonymous]

Well I still think OP should just buy used. The fact you plan to use it many years is nonresponsive.

[Anonymous]

What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

That was on you.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

That was on you.

+1. Most kids sleep in their crib.

[Anonymous]

OP are you Lily from UB by chance?

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

[Anonymous]

Op, put that extra $1k in the college fund.

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Anonymous wrote:OP are you Lily from UB by chance?

OP here. I’m not even sure what that is but no. Isn’t lily the chick form the commercials? Not even close to my name.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.

LOL

[Anonymous]

FFS stop buying Pottery Barn. It is crap.

Here are several nice options for you:


https://mintwoodhome.com/collections/cribs

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.

LOL

Why is this lol? Plenty of working and SAHP sleep train successfully at this time. When it's over we say " we're on the other side "
-NP

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.

LOL

Why is this lol? Plenty of working and SAHP sleep train successfully at this time. When it's over we say " we're on the other side "
-NP

And many working and SAHP find out their best laid parenting plans didn’t work out for their actual kids.

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Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.

OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.

I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.

OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.

LOL

Why is this lol? Plenty of working and SAHP sleep train successfully at this time. When it's over we say " we're on the other side "
-NP

And many working and SAHP find out their best laid parenting plans didn’t work out for their actual kids.

It will be your own child, 24/7 til college, nanny. It’s different. Remarkably.