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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, [b]you[/b] have no idea how tired you will be. No. Freaking. Idea. I did all sorts of things I [b]wasn’t[/b] expecting because my body simply couldn’t handle another minute of consciousness. [b]Buy[/b]a the snap-in. If you have an easy baby, then use it like a traditional car seat. If you have a colicky baby, you will want every spare 30 seconds. My mom was an ER nurse for decades. She said my first was so fussy, he’d have been given morphine if we’d taken him to the ER. It turned out to be a soy allergy that was causing reflux.

The point is, plan on having a high-needs child. If you turn out to have an easy baby, you’ll be over-prepared, but that’s not a problem. It’s very, very difficult to plan for a normal baby and then that 1%er turns up.[/quote][/quote]

I should also add that I only need 6.5 hours of sleep on a regular night. Unless you are fully rested on four hours a night, you will be exhausted after months of broken sleep.[/quote]

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