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@kisame2602 Your plan sounds mostly fine until the point that you say "If still crying - go in and rock/get to sleep however needed". This won't work. Sleep training is until the baby falls asleep otherwise you're training your baby to cry to get your help. For bed time, you need to keep...

@ptimhoff I'm locking comments because you have lots of tips and perspectives here. It must be extremely hard. At this age wake windows are not super consistent but what helped me was to take baby to a dark environment around 60-75 minutes awake and try to help them relax with some white noise...

@mjfacio777 Will message Meg and get back to you. Hoping it is!

@towsend4234 Post your question here: https://www.reddit.com/r/sleeptrain/s/1Hk0abYZCf

Keeping this post tagged with upcoming AMAs so the community knows when those will happen in advance. We hope this will increase participation and therefore deliver more value to our community. April 1st 10:30 to 15:30 HST with Meg from www.infiniteconnection.co If you're a sleep consultant...

@c2coldsteel06 Yes exactly, just a tiny nap to make it to bedtime.

@c2coldsteel06 Try to push the first nap to 11am and see how it goes. If necessary give baby a tiny bridge nap as soon as they will accept it. Then move to 11:30am. Another option is to just accept sleep will reduce in volume as they get ready for one nap and make bedtime 30 minutes later.

@hotleatherworld If you reduce the feeds slowly the calories intake moves to the daytime. You won't starve your baby. You're just changing the times of the day when that calorie intake is happening.

@korg How much does your baby sleep at night? Your schedule does not have enough awake time during the day. A two naps schedule to be sustainable need at least 10 hours of awake time. My suggestion is to keep them awake for 3 hours in the morning and see if the first nap extends, then 3.5 hours...

@jayden1234522 You don't have to keep her wake window to 90 minutes. You can make it 60. 90 is an upper threshold not a goal.

@jayden1234522 It is very hard to follow what your schedule actually is. At 2 months, if your baby has been awake for 90 minutes, I would offer them a nap in the dark with a white noise machine if possible.

@janiesdad Because she will scream her lungs out to stop feeding to sleep and she will do it again when you sleep train. Screaming isn't doing to be 2x if you do together. You'll likely going to have just a hard week if you do it together. If you do it separate you will have a hard week or more...

@janiesdad I would honestly just move them to their own bed, their own room and sleep train (all in one go). Then deal with night weaning and completely weaning.