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@servant_of_yhwh It’s usually around 5pm, so no. It’s not feasible for us to get him to bed any earlier than 7:30 just because of life /work/bath/mealtime/his younger sister’s schedule. The days I work we aren’t home until 5:45, my husband isn’t home until after 6, I have a one year old, and we...

@zarvinsacdalan I’m so sorry. This is too many red flags. Inappropriate use of screen time and potentially inappropriate use of containers—there is a legal limit to container time, but I doubt I’d trust them to honor this given your other red flags—not giving the child their bottles, and solids...

@mike_l My theory on why BF decreases the risk is simply because baby is more likely to be a light sleeper and they spend more time in active sleep—this helps them wake to feed more because BM is digested pretty quickly and they need to keep stimulating the breast to keep supply up. But like...

@giventofly32 Ah yeah mine has to be up at 7am 3 days a week when I work, so this is the other issue. He is clearly tired in the morning but will bounce around his crib until 9:30 pm 🙄. When I don’t work he sleeps until 8.

And for those who dropped nap…did it move earlier? Like actually falls asleep. Ours just turned 3. It seems 9:30 is our answer here. But we’ve tried no nap, and he’s a mess by 5:30/6 when we are trying to make/eat dinner. He naps at daycare about 45min to an hour around 12, and at home (4...

@happilyretired The mental load of being the sole feeder is not talked about enough. Especially when your kid doesn’t transfer a lot consistently and needs supplementary milk, it’s just so much to bear. So happy you’re happy!

@sirjiy Also sobbed. But felt such relief when she took the first bottle with added formula to help the transition.