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@hoop We named ours “Steve the slug”. Five months pp and I’ve downgraded back to a regular extra pillow but man did I need the bed slug for a few weeks post C-section!

@prepared4all Best colours for a swimsuit?

@juju123 Oooo good point!!! Yes. Redirecting, distracting, questions etc are all much better ways.

@paker Another vote to start saying no. Frequently. Kindly, but frequently. No more iPad. No more snack. No (or very few) sugary foods throughout the day. Unlimited access to fruit and veggies and water or whatever. IMO meltdown 1 = bedtime. He’s exhausted his emotional capacity for the day...

@xuanang01 Is a sidecar bassinet or separate mattress for baby (you could use the crib mattress) an option? That way you can be within hands reach while reducing the suffocation risk. I bedshare for babys last sleep cycle/first nap (like 6am-9am ish). I personally couldn’t do overnight as I’m a...

@griffin71 5-8 weeks was hard for me. I knew he could sleep well, but it wasn’t happening consistently enough to look forward to a long sleep. IT DOES GET BETTER. If you’re pumping/bottle feeding please talk to your partner. There is no reason why they can’t do feeds from say, 6pm-10pm for you...

@akdamar Equal sleep and equal downtime/off time. We traded off sleep ins and naps when I was SAH, and supported each other to stay active physically.

@christian99 CMPA means no lactose. And it’s sneaky: medications, processed meats, baked foods, sauces, dressings, some seasonings and a bunch of other stuff have a preservative version of lactose. And it can take weeks of elimination dieting for the lactose to exit your system, so it’s not an...

@rabih Sounds like side seats are the best option. While the middle seat is the safest if all seats have the best systems, that doesn't apply to your situation. A securely fitted car seat where you can easily secure baby is absolutely best practice.