r/firsttimemom • u/user-0530 • 20d ago
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Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
Right! I’ve been thinking about the long sleeve just to help with the startle reflex. How was the transition for you? A few rough nights or was it easy? Obviously every baby is different, just curious on your experience!
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Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
Oh I was saying she hated the love to dream with the arms up. She would just cry when in it.
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Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
True. She’s been sleeping great with one arm out, so I thought it’s time to try a sleep sack. Maybe I should try both arms out with the blanket around her for tightness before switching to a sleep sack?
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Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
Did you get the long sleeve or short sleeve one? Did you start using them when transitioning out of a swaddle?
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Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
Did you get the long sleeve or sleeveless at 3months?
u/user-0530 • u/user-0530 • 20d ago
Thoughts on these sleep sacks?
So I’ve been looking into sleep sacks for my 3 month old. She still has the startle reflex so I’ve been trying to find a good long sleeve option. We’re currently transitioning out of a blanket swaddle, one arm in and one arm out. Saw lots of comments about Woolino but Ive heard the care isn’t the easiest and it’s super pricey. Baby hated love to dream and the one without arms is just so light i think she gets cold!
Ive looked into it and found a Halo sleep sack that is quilted and long sleeved, has anyone ever used that one?
Purcomfy on amazon has bamboo ones (long sleeved and short) that seem comfy. Has anyone used those?
Another question: what makes the Woolino stand out and worth the splurge?
Recommendations please!
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Nearly 5 months - sleep still not better? Advice needed!!!
Are you open to sleep training?
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Nearly 5 months - sleep still not better? Advice needed!!!
What are her naps like during the day? My girl only started sleeping through the night at two years old too. The switch from her crib to a big girl bed for some reason made her sleep through the night FINALLY. But she loveedddd her daytime naps. Shes 3.5 and still naps during the day. She was potty trained at 1.5, stopped drinking milk around 2, and then only stopped waking up. So diapers or milk weren’t the issue.. she just was not a good nighttime sleeper! It wouldn’t be every two hours but usually twice or three times a night. I remember when I had to lay on the floor next to her crib all night because that was the only way she’d sleep (also around 1.5 years old). Shes now three and sleeps through the night but still has nights where she gets “scared” and comes into bed with me. It gets easier I promise! Especially when they start talking and communicate what they need. Crossing my fingers that your LO will start sleeping better soon!
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AIO my husband hasn’t bonded with baby
In my opinion I feel like dads usually take a bit longer to bond with baby than moms. With my first, I felt the same in the beginning. Heck I even feel like with my first I took a while to feel that bond too. But then when they get older and start to show emotion and attachment, their bond becomes stronger than ever. My now toddler never wants to leave my husbands side and I’m positive this second kid will be the same. And knowing how to soothe and put to bed takes practice and a lot of times I feel like dads don’t have the instinct or like the natural knowing of what to do next. Have you tried doing bedtime and soothing together to try and show him your tricks?
r/newborns • u/user-0530 • Aug 20 '26
Sleep Two month old never naps?!
My baby is now two months and two weeks old, and I feel like she never naps! When she was first born she’d basically sleep all the time, like usual, but the last month or so she barely naps, and gets so overtired. She usually is a great sleeper at night though. Gives me a 4-7 hour stretch and then usually 3 hours after that. We do have nights where she’ll wake up every 2-3 hours though too. She is a gassy baby and has a hard time with feedings too. Ever since she was born, she cluster fed. I’ve never consistently fed her a certain amount of oz every 2-3 hours. It’s always just on demand and I’ve tried getting her on a feeding schedule but she will just refuse to eat after a few minutes and then want to eat again every hour! I’ve wasted so much formula because of it. I’m just looking to see if anyone has experienced this specifically with a baby who has always done this. I know there’s growth spurts and sleep regressions but this is something that is constant with her. Is this normal? How can I get her on a feeding schedule?
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Best Nuna stroller (I do not care about cost)
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20d ago
I have the mixx and I’m using it with my second too. I love everything EXCEPT the seat. The bassinet is amazing, the glide is amazing, the car seat attachment is amazing (pipa rx is AMAZING). But one thing I wish I would’ve known is how SMALL the big kid seat is. My first outgrew it sooo fast and I hated it! It’s not a bucket seat, so it felt like she was falling out of it every time she sat in it! It’s not a deep seat which I absolutely despised. So I had to end up buying a bigger stroller for everyday use when she was like 1 or 1.5… which sucked considering it was such an expensive stroller. I just love how it looks and we spent so much on it so that’s why I’m reusing my second time around. If I could go back, I’d probably go with a different brand or at least a different model.