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@missy1221 During sleepovers my friends would fall asleep before the movie ended and I’d just be there in the dark with the glow of the screen after the dvd ended for hours, too afraid to get up 😂😭

@stefanwals My partner loves Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker. I haven't read it yet but it's on my list. Thanks for sharing your experience!

@seditthis That’s super interesting and something I was just wondering about as I read through comments! My unscientific conclusion from this thread is good sleepers are good sleepers and bad sleepers are bad sleepers, regardless of what parents do (medical conditions excluded). Yes, maybe sleep...

@katrina2017 Thanks for this article!

@forexgames Thank you for providing a source!

@3angels Same! Mine is a little younger at 15 months. Here’s where we landed, dad sleeps in her room 2 nights in a row and then I do 1 night, switching back and forth. We were switching every night but I was still not getting enough sleep. He can go to sleep easier after she wakes him up and she...

@rbshekar Thanks! I'm currently sorting out my own (likely physiological) sleep issues and am testing for sleep apnea soon. Fingers crossed my girl doesn't inherit my deviated septum! So far she doesn't seem to have any such medical condition but it is something that I monitor.

I’m curious what happens to infants with parent-led sleep associations (I.e. need support falling asleep after each sleep cycle) who are not sleep trained. However, I’m not looking for the pros and cons of sleep training :) I can find lots of info on that online but having trouble finding out...