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Anonymous wrote:It's been a while but even at the worst of the newborn stage, I don't remember a lot of time to watch tv.

I thought OP meant while up at night feeding the baby. That's when I watched tv.

OP here - that’s what I meant. Specifically the time when DW has finished nursing and I want her to catch a 2-3 hour window of good sleep. I used to sleep with DS1 while holding him on the sofa but feel more paranoid about doing that this time around and want something to keep me awake.

I always nursed in bed, scrolled Facebook/dcum and then laid the baby immediately in the bassinet. I never watched tv or left my bed (unless there was a blowout or baby wouldn't nurse back to sleep).

OP has a baby already. She's familiar with the mechanics of nursing. She posted in Entertainment/Pop Culture not Teach Me How To Mom.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been a while but even at the worst of the newborn stage, I don't remember a lot of time to watch tv.

I thought OP meant while up at night feeding the baby. That's when I watched tv.

OP here - that’s what I meant. Specifically the time when DW has finished nursing and I want her to catch a 2-3 hour window of good sleep. I used to sleep with DS1 while holding him on the sofa but feel more paranoid about doing that this time around and want something to keep me awake.

I always nursed in bed, scrolled Facebook/dcum and then laid the baby immediately in the bassinet. I never watched tv or left my bed (unless there was a blowout or baby wouldn't nurse back to sleep).

Halt and catch fire. All 4 seasons on Netflix.

Good Wife, Big Love, Grand Designs. But really, OP, I basically slept and fed my second because I was so exhausted. With #1, I was up for hours during the night feeling not that bad. Not the same with #2. I'd maybe read if I were you since youwon't have that much time to read later.

Dexter and game of thrones?

Anonymous wrote:OP, I love all the shows you mentioned and also have a newborn! I’m working my way through Shut Eye on Hulu. It’s pretty good! Also the next season of Black Mirror is online tomorrow!

OP here - are you my DW? We are watching Shut Eye and she’s really psyched about the new black mirror.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been a while but even at the worst of the newborn stage, I don't remember a lot of time to watch tv.

I thought OP meant while up at night feeding the baby. That's when I watched tv.

OP here - that’s what I meant. Specifically the time when DW has finished nursing and I want her to catch a 2-3 hour window of good sleep. I used to sleep with DS1 while holding him on the sofa but feel more paranoid about doing that this time around and want something to keep me awake.

OP, I love all the shows you mentioned and also have a newborn! I’m working my way through Shut Eye on Hulu. It’s pretty good! Also the next season of Black Mirror is online tomorrow!

Anonymous wrote:It's been a while but even at the worst of the newborn stage, I don't remember a lot of time to watch tv.

I thought OP meant while up at night feeding the baby. That's when I watched tv.

Outlander, Ozark, Big Little Lies, Ballers or Entourage (lighter than the others, but also shorter -- sometimes I like to have a 30 minute show to mix in if I know I don't want to be up a full hour from the start time).

It's been a while but even at the worst of the newborn stage, I don't remember a lot of time to watch tv.

I watched all of The Good Wife.

Mindhunters

I hate myself for misspelling newborn

This is child #2 and I want something that’ll make me want to stay up and watch it despite needing to keep up with DS #1. We have Hulu, amazon, Netflix and HBO go. Things I’ve seen and enjoyed: Breaking Bad, West World, True Detective, Call the Midwife, Divorce, Stranger Things, True Blood, Mad Men, Parenthood (etc),