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@finleyk I hate this word because it’s thrown around often by those with a sleep training approach very loosely but that sounds like overtiredness. My toddler is almost 2 and 5-6 hours is typical for her between her nap ending and bedtime. My toddler was toggling between 1 and 2 naps for...

@finleyk Wake time? How long are nap(s)? Usually split nights are due to too much daytime sleep.

@cwall PUPD is definitely sleep training. Anything that claims to “teach” your baby to “self soothe” is built upon the tenets of sleep training. Sleep training encompasses “CIO” (extinction) down to PUPD or the “chair method.” What are you describing about your baby’s sleep is considered normal...

@tpick Omg, I ordered some to try last month because I was restocking on the balm 😳 Definitely love it, too!

@2ndlight I had a relatively “easy” pregnancy and the thought of having another is difficult mostly due to financial constraints. We are renters, I’m from a HCOL city and there’s no reason for us to move because both my husband and I have jobs that are location-centric and the support system we...

My baby recently turned 1 and is doing well on solids. M-F she takes maybe 8-16oz of pumped milk. I still nurse her in the morning, usually when I get back from work, then at bedtime, plus a few times overnight (bedsharing). I’m looking to reduce pumping because it’s taking such a toll on me...

@cyberrocky A lot of the data is self-reported so of course, it skews a certain way in terms of “success.” https://evolutionaryparenting.com/evolutionary-parenting-podcast-2/ She takes deep dives about data and research (or lack thereof) on baby sleep.

@dbirdez Love Tracey Cassel’s podcast https://evolutionaryparenting.com/about/

@dbirdez Most of these books are available through the public library system (physical and digital versions) as well! I zipped through James McKenna’s book on my phone via the kindle app and grateful for the public library for this. Currently have Elizabeth Pantley’s book on “hold.”