Yesterday I napped on the couch for 20 minutes while LO played by herself.
I felt really bad about it, but the floor we were on is baby proofed!
Yesterday I napped on the couch for 20 minutes while LO played by herself.
I felt really bad about it, but the floor we were on is baby proofed!
pear / 1946 posts
I've yelled at my 5 week old....several times. It's usually along the lines of "Go the f*** to sleep!" or "Why are you crying?!!!"
pomegranate / 3503 posts
I used to pinch his cheeks when LO would just cry and cry when we were trying to put him to sleep. Three hours of wailing each night really gets to you. That's also when I knew I NEEDED to sleep train. He was already 5-6 months old.
grapefruit / 4110 posts
After his first round of shots he just screamed. I was so exhausted I put him against my knees and fell asleep for like 30 min while he screamed. When I woke up I was level headed enough to take him in the shower and run warm water over the site and he felt better.
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
When LO was colicky but I didn't know it yet, she would cry and cry. I was so tired and frustrated that I swaddled her up and put her in her pack'n'play, closed the door, went into another room, closed THAT door, and laid on the floor crying for 15 minutes. I stopped crying, pulled myself together, and went to fetch her.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
I'm ready to sleep train but my husband isn't so if I can't get her to go down I put her in her crib to cry for a minute or two and then he goes gets her.
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
I just woke up on the couch and found her still sleeping away on my chest... Yikes! Soooo tired today...
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
@Rubies: I think you did exactly what you're supposed to do! Put her somewhere safe, walk away and then do something that makes you feel better!!
grapefruit / 4120 posts
@chopsuey119: I have fallen asleep on the nursery floor but my child is in a hitty stage so I am usually afraid I'll wake up to a toy to the face!
nectarine / 2039 posts
@Rubies: that's what they actually 'taught' us to do in prenatal class if we were ever feeling like we couldn't handle it. They said to put the baby somewhere safe and go take a break because a baby never died from crying. (This was to prevent people from shaking their babies, etc).
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