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@garnett64 Yes. Make it a family room camping night instead.

@the_precious_one Yes. She’s on a toddler room schedule but she’s still a baby. It would be more appropriate from 12 months.

@ligerheart25 Can you sidecar her crib to your bed?

@ligerheart25 Can you sidecar a crib to your bed, so she has her own sleep space and isn’t in a baby lounger (because they aren’t safe for sleep).

@aeri20 Yes. The Dr. Brown’s formula pitcher and cold bottles are the way to go.

@isaiahvega Yes. “We’ll miss you for the ten day isolation but have fun on your holiday!”

@snpdoll11 It sounds like you have a r/JustNoSO. Can you make therapy be a condition of staying together?

@idontknow I think you need to make therapy a condition of staying married to him.

@kristenk89 Yes. If your partner doesn’t step up, they aren’t a partner and you cut them loose.

@tspidey630 God bot

@niki24 Fabulous work on weaning from the pacifier

@katrina2017 I’m relieved you insisted on at least the bare minimum, but I get that the bar being so low sucks.

@delivered2019 Yes. Guide him, don’t react in such a way that he’ll know to hide stuff better next time.

@sakranomoko White noise machine in your room and use a crib tent until you can move baby in with one of their siblings? Ideally you’d move baby in with the next youngest, once the toddler knows not to put anything in baby’s crib.

@vhialemon Yes. “To spare your constant alarm and need to comment daily, this is what is happening.”

@rosslufc Absolutely do Eve Rodsky’s Fair Play cards. He doesn’t get a cookie for scoring 51% on the test just because you know of people that got an even worse score.

@omegathefirst how old is your baby? what are their wake windows and naps (e.g. 3/3/4 where the numbers are the wake windows and the dashes are the naps) does the last feed end half an hour before baby is placed in the crib awake, not rocked to drowsy? how long do you give baby to settle...

@jason1234 Thank you, you are a real one.

@fullcircle Love these

@raihan12 Use up the formula you have before opening another can.