Anonymous wrote:My son has a full ride to a great school and will be living in a dorm a couple hours away. He is leaving for college in the next few days.
He is planning to major in CS and is already making some money by coding. He is a trouble free kid who knows what he wants and is staying out of trouble.
I go to bed every night with a pleasant thought of being an empty nester soon...
Anonymous wrote:This is so weird/random but mine is camping. Two little girls in baseball hats, climbing trees and rocks while my husband and I drink beers and set up a campfire for dinner.
My daughters are 2.5 and 3 mos now, so still quite awhile to go, but I am hopeful I will realize this fantasy someday.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Four kids around the dinner table all talking and arguing and laughing. I'm an only child, so this was always my fantasy growing up.
I have four kids -- they do this while they eat. They also play games. Sometimes they say a line from a song or movie and the next kid has to say the next line. Or sometimes they say "Who am I?" and then act out a line someone else frequently says and the others have to guess.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 16 month old goes to sleep alone, sleeps through the night for the first time in his life, and I sleep for the first time since 16 months. I know it won’t happen, still wakes every 2 hours and only bottle will settle him.
Your 16 month old still wakes every two hours for a bottle? you need a sleep consultant stat. That is not ok.
This. Something is not right. You’ve trained your kid to do this. No 16 month old needs a bottle in the middle of the night, especially every 2 hours.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 16 month old goes to sleep alone, sleeps through the night for the first time in his life, and I sleep for the first time since 16 months. I know it won’t happen, still wakes every 2 hours and only bottle will settle him.
Your 16 month old still wakes every two hours for a bottle? you need a sleep consultant stat. That is not ok.
Anonymous wrote:My 16 month old goes to sleep alone, sleeps through the night for the first time in his life, and I sleep for the first time since 16 months. I know it won’t happen, still wakes every 2 hours and only bottle will settle him.
Anonymous wrote:It’s weird to me that in your parenting fantasy you don’t actually interact with your kids.
It's weird to me that you would find the need to comment on someone else's fantasy.
Anonymous wrote:My youngest is almost 5 and I feel like I have reached it. They are all still sweet and want to be with us, everyone sleeps in their own bed, goes to bed easily, eats regular food, no diapers or bottles, can travel and handle time changes fine and are mostly delightful little people. I am dreading the middle school years because I fear they will no longer be so sweet and loving and happy with so much family time.
Anonymous wrote:Four kids around the dinner table all talking and arguing and laughing. I'm an only child, so this was always my fantasy growing up.