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    How Can We Make r/sleeptrain A Better Sub for Sleepy Parents?

    @inheretic Exactly- maybe we need to edit the rule and make it no advocating for CIO before 4 months?? In fact maybe we need a definition of "sleep training" in our sidebar
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    How/are you changing what your <5 y.o. does in light of Omicron and the Pfizer vaccine trial issues?

    @edwina958 Very different for us because we're in rural Australia with a handful of cases. Basically we have a mindset of budgeting potential exposures- so we have to go to work, there are things we want to do for our mental health and child's development. We get our groceries through click...
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    How Can We Make r/sleeptrain A Better Sub for Sleepy Parents?

    @inheretic Yes I like this. If sleep training is about age appropriate encouragement of sleep, then cool. If sleep training means CIO then obviously that's a problem before 4 months. I like the " pre training" category, as a related point.
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @mazince514 The last feed may be too close to bed still. You can try rocking to extend time between feeds, as you're needing to reset his circadian rhythm which is preparing his body to eat at that time.
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    7.5 mo old used to be sleep trained and now isn’t

    @tantrik 🤦thank you! 😂
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    7.5 mo old used to be sleep trained and now isn’t

    @missymo Sorry! I've gotten out of the habit of explaining what it means :) (you used the notation in your original post)
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    7.5 mo old used to be sleep trained and now isn’t

    @stefanylove A night wake is still normal at this age, have you explored night weaning? Feed to sleep would look like waking 45min to an hour after bed.
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    7.5 mo old used to be sleep trained and now isn’t

    @stefanylove Before you dropped a nap, what were your wake windows? You've only got 2+3+3.5 8.5 hours of awake, on 3/3/4 she'd have 10. If you had something like 2/2.5/2.5/3 (a maxed out 3 nap schedule) that's 10 hours of awake. I'd suggest doing 2.5/3/3.5 at a minimum - if she can't handle a...
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @kathypdoe I found I had to cut down half minutes- one minute a week, but 30s at the start of the week and building to a minute, otherwise she'd wake up an hour or so later saying "excuse me I want a refund"
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    What happens to poor sleepers who aren’t sleep trained?

    @katrina2017 It's been linked elsewhere in the thread
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    What happens to poor sleepers who aren’t sleep trained?

    @ebveloz Possums sleep program (not sleep training!) Might be of interest.
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @meeble27 So once you've sleep trained (however method, there are different styles to suit different people) you can pause for 5-10 minutes to see if baby settles. Then try shushing, patting, rocking, and if all else fails, boob.
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    Fertility and the COVID vaccine: a scientific breakdown

    @fcb349 Total anecdata- Pfizer seemed to make my cycle go more regular. Conceived our second after the second Pfizer shot.
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @meeble27 I'd suggest she might be getting ready to transition to two naps, I'd make that last window 3 for sure. That last feed is half an hour clear of bed?
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @meeble27 Some troubleshooting questions: Is there something else happening like teeth? Pain relief can help. Is schedule age appropriate? Being awake for two hours suggests perhaps not. Is it truly an independent put down or are there any sneaky sleep associations? Gentle sleep training...
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    6.5 month old still wakes 3-4 times to eat

    @meeble27 I have a baby sleep guide in my profile that addresses this!
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    Yes, it's possible to have a baby that has a late bedtime and wakes up late

    @ber54den Oh my goodness. For me, once a baby is in their bed, they are off limits unless you get permission from the parent to grab them.
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    Spam me with your *aspirational* parenting habits for your 3-5 year old

    @charles1014 I have 2 under 3. Here are my aspirations Read a book together every day. Make it through the day without screen time! Go outside everyday. Even better, a walk, even better, an outing to a playground etc. Do art or cooking together. Get one housework task done with...
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    Sleep Training 1 month later (thank you r/sleeptrain!)

    @hmt002 It's still in draft stage, I'll post it to sleeptrain soon.
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    How to dispose soft poop

    @phideltbeers If they're really soft you can often plop them a lot easier once they're drier. But a little TP and a shove (drop TP in too) works and get the rest later.
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