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@greykell I’ve almost been there. My husband was working still and I was home with our son. My husband had to get up early, so I was taking him every time he woke up and bringing him to the nursery for feed and diaper change. Then one morning at 2am, I fell asleep with him in my arms in the...

@rubbersoul Not yet. Our oldest is kind of a wrecking ball, but we started teaching him, “gentle,” early on because we have cats. We use it now with his brother and all he really does is try to hold his hand and stroke his hair. As our baby gets more mobile I do worry about our older being more...

@randomnumber2 Same…oops 😬

@rubbersoul We were in the same boat! Now we are on the other side with a 15.5 month old and a 1.5 month old. It is hard but also amazing. Older brother loves little brother so much and they’ll be so close as they get older!

@pencil_on_paper That’s true. It seems like it ends up being me just…figuring it out and then just that assumption that I have any clue what I’m doing (spoiler alert: I do not)

@pencil_on_paper This was so eloquently put. One thing that has really frustrated me is that the pediatrician just assumes I know what I’m doing. She watched my son roll at one of his appointments, but didn’t say anything about no more swaddles (I read that on Reddit). Then his last appointment...

@mercychild I know some people frown upon it, but I took our son to a pediatric chiropractor. No, they don’t do adjustments or anything of the like. She just feels his jaw muscles and neck muscles for any tightness and does kind of a vibration with her fingers to release it. It has really helped.