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@themadbaron We did contact naps until 6 months for thIs reason. He’d sleep 2 hours if we held him and that was easier than dealing with Mr Crab 🦀

@i_love_you_lots I feel for you so much, I was there as well when my son was four months old. Even if he was sleeping I couldn’t because I get insomnia based around anxiety about finally being able to sleep. I’m generally an anxious person and motherhood hasn’t exactly helped.

@i_love_you_lots I'm aggressively stubborn, most people believe me when I say I'm one and done. I like people and am perfectly friendly, but my face is honest to the point of being a hindrance, at times. I miss sleep waaaay to much to do this again. I hate feeling like my brain isn't working...

@dayofgrace My son is 22 months and was 93rd percentile at his 18 month checkup (34 inches). I’m sure he’s past the 35 inches point now.

@neverbeenalone I think the height limit is related to ability to climb out. My crib converts to a toddler bed and has a height limit in crib mode, but not for toddler bed mode. My son has yet to try to climb out so I’m just going to freely ignore the “height limit” until he wants out. His...

@thiago You don't, but people do. I've found that some people are incredibly stupid and others incredibly selfish and will take any source as as valid as the others if it says what they want it to say. That's my problem with Emily Oster.

@sendmelord You don't think Drs know how to analyze a study? I have a paltry (relative to Dr or PhD) BA in Speech Pathology and I had three courses on data/study interpretations for my degree. There are whole boards created to create guidelines. Whose members have the benefit of whatever...

@lizhoney I’d do short days for naps and the consistency of a routine.