u/maria4002

My baby is 10 and a half months old. We currently do 3/3/4 , and he's been waking up several times a night. Would forcing a 5/5 be harmful? I'm exhausted from waking up so many times at night.

I don't know what he wants, I don't know what's wrong with him. He spends hours whining, complaining, wanting something I don't know what it is. It's not a diaper change, it's not hunger, it's nothing. He just whines. I'm exhausted. I can't do anything around the house. Tips?

Eu talvez nao tenha entendido o objetivo do sub. Mas notei q tem mt conto fictício fingindo ser um relato real, com flag errada de proposito.

O que vcs acham?

I don't know if this is the ideal group, but I need positive feedback or some guidance. I've been having a lot of difficulty going to Mass since becoming a mother. I even distanced myself from the group I used to participate in at the parish. I've felt a huge block to participating, social phobia, anxiety. At the same time, I feel like I'm going through a very deep spiritual emptiness. I'm prevented from receiving communion, and it's been four weeks since I went to Mass. I feel confused and alone. I know it's a phase, but there's so much on top of me. My husband has apostatized, and I've been alone at Mass. He was the one who motivated me to go, but now he doesn't believe anymore and has doubted everything, including the real presence in the Eucharist.

My baby is 10 and a half months old. We're currently on a 3/3/4 schedule. I've noticed he can stay awake for more than 3 hours at a time; sometimes I even keep him awake for another half hour at a time.

Can I "force" him to take naps from now on, or would that be bad for him?

Thank you for the tips. I'm a first-time mom!

I follow a few show subreddits and almost all of them have an "okbuddy-something". Like: House MD has "okbuddyvicodin", Dexter's has "okbuddymotherfucker".

And Chuck, does he have one?

My baby is 10 and a half months old. We currently do 3/3/4. I've noticed he can stay awake for more than 3 hours at a time; sometimes I even keep him awake for an extra half hour during a certain window.

Can I "force" him to nap from now on, or would that be bad for him?

And how do you make this transition? Do you do it smoothly, or do you completely change it in one day?

An addendum: I've removed nighttime feedings; when he wakes up at night, I just pick him up and he calms down.

Thank you for the tips. First-time mom here!

In the revival, Dewey became a self-centered, soulless jerk, in a different way and completely out of context with the show.

I read this week that it's foolish to expect a 7-year-old to remain the same in adulthood.

But throughout the show, El Dui grows in age, evolves in personality, and remains one of the best until the end, where he was clearly above the 10-year mark.

Malcolm starts the show at 10 years old and, after adulthood, remains as crazy as possible. Just like Reese, who was close to 12 years old and, as an adult, seems to have become even more "Reese."

Why didn't that happen with Dewey? He became totally detached, even physically, from the reality of the show (which doesn't make sense, since, according to Lois, she wanted to reunite the family even if it was the last thing she did in life).

Even if you tell me that D wasn't played by the same actor, come on, IT'S DEWEY!

For many, the best character in the show! Well, I might be freaking out at 2 AM. But I want to know if I'm really crazy, comment below!

xoxo

I mean, Chuck is also a killer doll, and at least in my country he shows up in more searches than our favorite nerd.

From 15 weeks to 6 months, my baby slept perfectly well following his sleep training routine. He would cry for 15 minutes and then fall asleep.

At 6 months, things got chaotic, but I managed to resolve it. However, since he was 8 months old, things have changed. I stopped doing sleep training for a number of personal reasons, because he started having several nighttime awakenings.

At 9 and a half months, I decided to resume sleep training, but he stays upright, cries a lot, gets exhausted from crying so much, and doesn't fall asleep.

Now he's 10 months old, and I put him to sleep after his solid food dinner, without a bottle. He falls asleep in my lap, I transfer him to the crib in 10 minutes, and he sleeps until almost midnight. On some nights, he wakes up a maximum of 2 times.

I wish he would sleep through the night, as he has shown himself capable of doing before, And I think about when he's bigger and doesn't fit in my lap anymore, or is too heavy for me to put in the crib.

Is it possible to do sleep training at this stage? Or is it worth trying another method? Our pediatrician says to let him cry it out, but I realize that doesn't work for me, now that he stands up and seems to "talk"/babble. Any tips or suggestions?

I've already tried the chair method and the method of leaving the room a few times, but he cries a lot if I don't hold him in my lap.

The routine is 3/3/4

Serio. As grandes IAs q temos hoje são muito recentes e cometem erros crassos.

Como alguém pode se definir como especialista numa tecnologia tão nova, instável e tecnicamente fraca?

Tenho uma penca de conhecido que tá trampando em empresas que estão ATOCHANDO reuniãozinha "ensinando" a vibe codar como se isso fosse resolver alguma coisa no faturamento.

Já tem um monte de profissional que era ruim antes da IA, agora vibecodando vão ficar piores... e as empresas acham POSITIVO

Bom, por mim, acabou, já pode enterrar a área dev pq o velório já começou.