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@riclin1 This is so sweet and sounds effective!

@katrina2017 Started Saturday night- woke up 10 min earlier than target time. Snack, lunch, nap, etc, and then bedtime all followed at 10 min earlier than usual. The next day, same- everything is 10 min earlier. Repeat x6 and you’ve washed out the hour without being very noticeable. (I wrote...

@robaya Seem to be in the minority, but our toddler is on a pretty strict schedule and sleeps 11h without wakes- so we'll be shifting earlier by 10-15 min over multiple days to minimize the change.

@coolbutclueless During spring forward, isn't it desirable to be earlier..? He'll wake up earlier tomorrow which will actually be later.

@wolflink7544 Mine is younger (2y3mo) and still in a crib, but the idea might work for you given need for closeness. After books with the lights off, I rock her in my arms and sing one last song. At the end of the song is one big breath in, and slowly out…she started doing the breath with me of...

@karimlahdid We’ve been super strict at adhering to a schedule my toddler’s whole life. She’s a fairly good eater…BUT I think this is likely anecdotal and you’ll find a range of pickiness within all non-vs-schedulers. Might be worth trying?

@jonahua In an office setting, no less! Preach!

@servewithlove I think part of the difficulty is that no one who went for two, is going to tell you they REGRET their CHILD (or, not let themselves experience that feeling to begin with). So it’s kind of a foregone conclusion that you want and love having two, once the second is conceived.

@crazylikeafox I like this idea- if OP removes the one night/week from her bed, then LO can’t ask for it every night.

@esta Agree, the first year of daycare I believe there were a grand total of 3 (separate, not continuous) months where one of us three were not ill. We caught almost everything LO had, and the kicker was that it would hit her hard but pass quickly in a few days- while husband and I were left...