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@dragonfly11 I read the whole thing in desperation but was frustrated because the advice is essentially there is no gentle way to deal with it and although you can try her gentle methods probably you’ll have to do her cry-it-out method. I really, really tried her best advice which was to stop...

@claytoncf EDIT: I was mixing her up with Precious Little Sleep! Ignore, ignore what I say about fuss it out / cry it out, I don’t know anything about this person in particular. Sorry!

@donniew EDIT: I was mixing her up with Precious Little Sleep! Ignore, ignore what I say about fuss it out / cry it out, I don’t know anything about this person in particular. Sorry!

@donniew I don’t really agree, if you look at her FB group you’ll see that usually she just ends up recommending you do her ‘fuss it out’ strategy which is essentially cry it out.

@kimrossie I just wanted to say from a European perspective that House A is still a lot of space. We’re going to be in 25% of House A’s size with 2 kids, and a lot of people do that kind of thing in the city we live in. I would go for House A in a heartbeat. Walkabikity beats everything for...

@lostinthepast My son wouldn’t even focus on screens at that age for more than a couple minutes anyway

@benstiller12 Yep but it was really little until about 10m or so

@benstiller12 About 6 months, but I noticed that it coincided with me trying to stop nursing him so much at night. I gave up and went back to nursing on demand but I guess it was enough to kickstart things again. I noticed a similar kind of thing to you before that too, I could just tell things...

@salvatore_sunset YES. Seconded. EMDR therapy really helped for me. I’m glad I did it after my emergency c section. I went from crying every time I thought about it to being able to think about it more matter-of-factly and, finally, starting to trust my intuition as a mother