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@mamac1 Yes, pumping so my husband could feed a bottle was essential to getting some sleep in the early days. It didn't impact our breastfeeding at all!

@janoue This is literally from Health Canada's website on playpen safety: "Playpens are not intended to be used for unsupervised sleep because they do not meet the same safety requirements and are not as durable as cribs." https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/infant-care/playpens.html

@mildrooarton I am thinking about buying the night weaning course. My guy is 14 months and is nursing every two hours from 11 - 5/6am. I've tried to not nurse him at wakings by doing allll of the other things but he absolutely will not agree to anything but being nurses. Do you think her course...

@paul1234 I found my baby to be too heavy by about 12lbs. The k'tan is all in the upper back!

@notloveisnotjesus Fwiw, I started babysitting at 11. I think this is a "know your kid" sort of thing. Can she handle all of the freedom you've laid out within the limits you would like?

@lebronargiii I'm also Canadian and our doctor specifically told us to reference Canadian Pediatric Society's Feeding Baby on the first year page (second link above).

@mynameisjim I am 5'4 and 107lbs and found that the Ergobaby embrace was ridiculously easy to nurse in. It's so simple to let the strap out slightly on one side while wearing it to get him in a good position to nurse and super simple to pull it back tight again when he's done. My husband didn't...