Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.
OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.
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Why is this lol? Plenty of working and SAHP sleep train successfully at this time. When it's over we say " we're on the other side "
-NP
And many working and SAHP find out their best laid parenting plans didn’t work out for their actual kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.
OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.
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Why is this lol? Plenty of working and SAHP sleep train successfully at this time. When it's over we say " we're on the other side "
-NP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.
OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.
OP here. Why is my view “ innocent”. I was a nanny for over 10 years. I have lots of experience with babies and feel sleep training is important to teach your child how to sleep. I will be implementing a schedule when appropriate and sleep training between 4-6 months if my baby needs it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
I miss my pre kid view of the world. It was so innocent.
Anonymous wrote:OP are you Lily from UB by chance?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
OP here. That’s not most peoples experience. I plan to sleep train when baby hits 4-6 months if needed. I have friends who all sleep trained and had their kids in their cribs by 6 months old. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t use a crib.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
That was on you.
Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.
Anonymous wrote:What I find funny about this thread is I bought two expensive cribs, 6 years apart (big age gap between my first two kids) and neither kid tolerated a single night in it.