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@shane26 Agree, 4-6 months was the absolute hardest for sleep in the first year.

@ptimhoff Super normal unfortunately. Mine would regularly stay awake for hours at a time. I think they nap while eating!

@ptimhoff He likely has his day/night cycle reversed. You can try making sure he gets lots of natural light and stimulation during the day and keep things quiet/dim at night. It will get better as his circadian rhythm gets established. If he won't sleep, maybe try laying with him and quietly...

@servant31 I remember a neighbour friend who was around my age mentioned that her parents took money out of her education account to “put food on the table”. It seemed so shocking to me. Looking back, we were definitely not well off but I never knew it as a kid. I would never want my kid to...

@dennisabram Thank you! ❤️

@dennisabram Thanks for sharing your experience, I’m glad it worked for you. My LO already puts himself to sleep independently at night, which is supposedly key for reducing night wakes. However since this doesn’t happen (he wakes and cries every 25-35 minutes, maybe 1 hour if I’ve fed him which...

@dennisabram No, not sure I have the stomach for it. Plus both me and my husband are not working so we take shifts. Ironically he goes down independently at night, hasn’t stopped the night wakes.

@davekind77 What I’ve heard is that if they can roll onto their tummy on their own, they have the strength/energy to roll back. If you put them on their tummy, they might be particularly tired and unable to move themselves back. Not sure how much of an actual risk this is, as you know your kiddo...

@dennisabram Jealous, we’re at 6 months and LOs sleep is worse than ever!