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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of you all just need to sleep train your babies! Once my babies were 5-6 months old, the sleep deprivation was over.

And yes, I'd give anything to go back and visit and cuddle my babies, toddlers, and preschoolers again. They are pretty good as far as teens go, but there is just no comparison. [/quote]

What great advice for someone with a two-month-old, when sleep training is not an option. No one wants your advice. If they did, they would ask for it. Why do you have to “cherish” your memories by speaking them out loud to new parents who are total strangers? You are free to cherish your own memories in your own head.[/quote]

Time to buckle up buttercup because, like it or not, you can't actually control what strangers think or say. When your baby is 14, you will understand what we mean, and that we are not attacking you. In the meantime, maybe check your anger a bit, its probably not good for you or your baby. [/quote]

My kids are 11 and 9, I just remember the newborn days when "helpful" people were annoying as hell. Back off. You're a stranger, dude. If a friend or family member wants advice, they'll ask for it. Until someone asks you, leave people alone, especially strangers.[/quote]

They aren’t going to “back off” or “leave you alone,” dude.” Cope.[/quote]

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