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@oaky I can only hope my super flexible climber gives me about 6 more months before she starts escaping the crib. We are room sharing until our house is finished being built.

@barnabas1954 We’ve been in the same size sleep sack for at least 9 months now.

@zachariah89 We never did shifts either. Just didn’t make sense for us.

@goblue24 My mil has her faults but she tells everyone that asks that she thinks I’m a super mom for being able to be home alone all day every day with the two. She babysits on occasion for us since we live with them right now and she never tells me it was hard but I know by her telling people...

@lisajcoleman1 I personally chose to have a scheduled c-section solely because I didn’t want to have to recover from both which is the worst recovery. In the end, neither baby was head down so I would have had to have a c-section anyways.

@smaxiner It was hammered into us by every doctor, nurse, and our pediatrician to not let them share a crib. Even as newborns. A nurse told us a story about newborn twins sharing a normal sized crib and that one of the babies managed to wiggle over to the other baby and almost suffocated it...

@cookie1720 Take the week before he goes back and practice doing things alone. It helped me feel more confident knowing of if I truly needed help, hubs was still here. Start small, do one feeding by yourself. You can work out kinks that need adjusting that way. Also the floor is the safest place...

@robwebb Wake up 9/9:30 am, nap time 2-4:30(the latest) then bedtime is 9 pm. The nap time was a bit of a headache to figure out. 2 is the latest they can go down while having time to fall asleep and still get a good nap in. 4:30 is the latest they can sleep or they won’t be ready for bed by 9...

@sesquiterpene This definitely counts though! I made it a point to even just get outside for like 20 minutes. Even if that was just laying them on a blanket and me sitting next to them.