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@nserchoftruth I don't have much advice on night weaning or anything like that, but I don't think it's abnormal for your little one to wake up that much. Mine sure did! If you're not comfortable sleep training and you're fine with keeping the current status quo then don't worry about changing...

@tjschaffer We've been through four pediatricians so far. I didn't tell the first one because we hadn't started yet and he would have been judgemental and upset about it anyway. The second one I told and she didn't care at all once I told her we had researched the safe sleep seven. We only...

@ejfan291 We got our kid a nugget couch. Best. Purchase. Ever. Definitely a bigger ticket item but it's been the only thing in her room, other than books, that she uses literally every single day. Other than that I'd take a look at kiwi co toys. They're similar to lovevery but you can buy...

@talita Yeah he told me that I didn't have to nurse her so often and I should just tell her no sometimes so that I could establish the fact that I'm in charge since I'm the adult. I was so uncomfortable that we left and didn't even stop by the front desk on the way out.

@person47 My daughter has seen three different peds since birth. I was honest with all of them. The first didn't like it but he also didn't like that I feed on demand. The second was fully supportive and offered safety tips, generally she agreed that it's important for me and my daughter to...

@ufekevom The magic boob is the only reason I get any sleep at all and cosleeping is the only way that I function well enough to get through the day sometimes. I would never do cry it out because I know that it's not actually normal for babies to sleep independently that young. My kid is almost...

@finnianvk My baby is actually allergic to most rice cereal. Not fun to find out. It either put an end to the conversation right away or I had people straight up questioning how my child was allergic...

@anayat11011 I love this. We're cosleeping with our now toddler who's one and a half (19 months) and she's still up at least 4 times a night to nurse... usually more often now that she's getting her molars. We've been struggling to figure out how to get her to nurse less without her crying her...