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@adrienne Thank you for sharing. This is so important.

@matteus This is a brilliant summary!

@yahwhshua Thank you for explaining, I was struggling to get my head around this element too.

@jimp0459 That’s a very good point.

@katrina2017 That is an interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing.

@pethesedzao Yes. Please call and get something official in place.

@dukeunique Yes, bring bottles and ready to feed formula.

@knowledgeisnotignorant Yes. Baby is a few months off being on a one nap schedule.

@mason08 Yes, this is probably the best approach. While you are still nursing, do it in the living room, and then have dad or another caregiver do the bath/pyjamas/crib routine. Have them offer a snack right before bed and then brush their teeth. Have the non-nursing parent go in to do the...

@katrina2017 Yes. It’s just not safe.

@greenleaf62 Unfortunately I think you’ve answered your own question.

@avalonv2 That is a good tip. Also, worst-case scenario is that the probiotic has no effect, so might be worth a try.

@greenleaf62 You’ve said you want to avoid sleep training, but do keep in mind that there are lots of gentle approaches you could take to improve sleep for you and baby. Alternatively, are you willing to ride it out for six months or so until he maybe learns to sleep independently?

@mikemu777 This sounds lovely, and your commitment to dental health is so important.

@jprice63 She and her husband are big T*ump donors. She also repackaged Ferber at a 10x markup.

@soundofmusic She’s also fairly problematic. Another vote for Precious Little Sleep. If you can’t get it from the library, the ebook should be a few bucks.

@silverblack59 Seven and five together, two and baby together once baby is sleep trained, weaned from the bottle/night feeds, and you’ve cold turkey-d the pacifier. And once your toddler knows not to put anything in the baby’s crib, even if they are trying to be helpful.

@katrina2017 Yes. Do the silent return each and every time .

@justseekinganswers Throw that $1200 into your retirement fund and then you and your partner can save up and contribute equally to his vasectomy.

@garnett64 That is really helpful.