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@katrina2017 The similar articles section at the bottom included a like to this study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16651334/ which is a bit older than the one you linked, but did conclude that pacifiers reduce risk of SIDS. I first read about it in precious little sleep, and admittedly was...

@cutin Hmmm interesting. I hadn't actually heard any of this until after I introduced one, we tried it a couple weeks after the birth I just kinda tossed one in her mouth in the middle of the night and prayed she would go back to sleep, and it got us down to just a couple night feeds. (Due to...

@yoshinat0r We don't really know why, but sleeping with a pacifier, is suspected to reduce the risk of SIDS. https://www.sleepfoundation.org/baby-sleep/can-baby-sleep-with-pacifier#:~:text=Pacifiers%20may%20also%20help%20keep,increase%20the%20risk%20of%20SIDS. Edit to include: We introduced...

@con4christ88 Mine were basically back to their old size somewhere between 7-9m PP.

@perfectlove25 Can't speak to shifts, my husband couldn't take much more than a few days off work when ours was first born, so I didn't really pump at all. ( Check out r/breastfeeding though they're great for BF and pumping support ) When ours was like 2 months and under, she would go through...

@sweetkf Haha yeah I would get her back to sleep and then closing the bathroom door so I can turn on the light to pee would wake her back up

@sweetkf Just a week or two before her 5m birthday I think 🤔 my memory of that month isn't very good though, I wasn't sleeping much and my husband had just started school, our schedule was crazy. We didn't see the full benefits of our sleep training efforts until a month later when we moved her...

@sweetkf My daughter was acting exactly like this when she was ready to sleeptrain. We just had to stick it out until she was old enough, but was cio trained in like 3 days. IMO her body language was telling us she was ready. Nursing to sleep just kinda stopped working one day and she would...

@robwebb We stopped following WW when we moved to 2 naps, she just preferred to nap at the same time no matter when she woke up. She's 12m Up for the day between 7:00-7:30 Naptime is at 11:45 for 1 hour Bedtime is 7:30. She's a bit low sleep needs, daycare provider said she didn't nap...