Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:15
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
You're teaching the baby to sleep. She/he will be well-rested and happy-- as will you!
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:08
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
I’m glad I never had to resort to it but think must be really tough—not as tough as sleeplessness, though!
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:07
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
How can you feel guilty about making your kid learn to sleep better?
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:06
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:… but it works! Dammit. Having more sleep for both of us has been a game changer. But I feel so guilty.
Omg do not feel guilty! You just have your kids the gift of sleep. And yourselves, too. I applaud you, OP!
-parent of a 15yo and 13yo who were sleep trained and are still amazing sleepers
Lol, are there really teenagers that aren’t amazing sleepers?
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:06
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Anonymous wrote:Terrible parenting. You will pay.
Meh. We did Ferber, and we have a securely attached, affectionate, happy --and well-rested -- kid.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:01
Subject: Re:Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
I don’t think there is anything wrong with it after about nine months of age. Before object permanence does seem cruel.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:00
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Yep. And I'd do it again and again (and I have!)
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:00
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
It will be okay! We sleep trained and my DD is the most cheerful person I’ve ever met. Clearly not scarred.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 13:00
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Terrible parenting. You will pay.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:59
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:… but it works! Dammit. Having more sleep for both of us has been a game changer. But I feel so guilty.
Omg do not feel guilty! You just have your kids the gift of sleep. And yourselves, too. I applaud you, OP!
-parent of a 15yo and 13yo who were sleep trained and are still amazing sleepers
*gave your kids
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:59
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
Anonymous wrote:… but it works! Dammit. Having more sleep for both of us has been a game changer. But I feel so guilty.
Omg do not feel guilty! You just have your kids the gift of sleep. And yourselves, too. I applaud you, OP!
-parent of a 15yo and 13yo who were sleep trained and are still amazing sleepers
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:58
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
I dunno. Subjecting your kid to sleep deprivation is pretty cruel, too. We sleep trained because our baby was *clearly* exhausted. She needed sleep, too.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:57
Subject: Re:Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
I couldn’t do it at any age. Luckily my kids turned out to be decent sleepers without it.
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:56
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
You’ll get over it. Enjoy your sleep!
Anonymous
07/01/2022 12:55
Subject: Cry it out is the most heartless and cruel thing you can do to a child…
… but it works! Dammit. Having more sleep for both of us has been a game changer. But I feel so guilty.