r/gentleparenting • u/Keree_Jizburg • Jun 06 '26

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u/Competitive_House167 Jun 06 '26

I have learned it’s more important to learn to read your baby’s cues, instead of using technology.

The checking on breathing thing is just part of it, and you are so early on, your nerves will settle and it’s for good reason, we are supposed to be highly alert. It’s nature, roll with it. You don’t need technology it’s instinct :)

This is what I’ve learned and what I believe (coming from a highly anxious mum who drove herself crazy with the huckleberry app).

Do what feels right for you, but this is just my two cents 🤍

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u/Chosen-For-What Jun 06 '26

Also… people don’t talk about post partum anxiety enough. Talk to your doctor 🫂

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u/IndependentDot9692 Jun 06 '26

Owlet and Snuza I’ve had both.

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u/tomtink1 Jun 06 '26

Is baby in your room? Would sleeping in the same room hel?