How often do you use it? I think we have used ours twice since last July! I want to get rid of it but DH still wants to keep it! 
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We haven't used it much since it isn't connected to our computer anymore. Sometimes we use it with the Ouya.
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Every night. DH likes to watch it.
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I used it for when I was nursing, and since then, it stays off and we got rid of the cable box. We don't really know what to do with it!
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We watch something almost every night. It helps me to fall asleep some nights when it's a little tougher.
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I really only use it in the mornings when I'm getting ready for work. I like to have the Today show on.
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I use it when I am nursing before bed and in the morning nursing before I get my toddler up.
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Every night. I
TV...I totally admit it.
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Maybe 4-5 times per week. We usually cuddle up in bed and watch some PVR shows
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Every night, we set the sleep timer and fall asleep to it.
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At least every other day while folding laundry.
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Every night!!!
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Every night!
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every night!
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Every night. But we don't actually watch it. I need it on to fall asleep. Awful habit, working on it.
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weekend mornings, cartoons for the kids! so we can doze a little longer. We used to do breakfast in bed when it was just one kid...!
now I watch while folding laundry since our laundry is next to our bedroom instead of downstairs.
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Everyday! I like to watch news/weather in the mornings while I get ready. Don't watch it much at night though.
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We literally just got one this week. So far it has been great. We have actually started using it a little in P's bedtime routine. We all snuggle in bed and watch Dinosaur Train or Super Why and she nurses. She calms down and then when we go into her room she nurses for a second more and goes right to bed. It has actually made a huge bedtime improvement. We only have it hooked up to the Roku but it's great because I can watch TV with headphones on and not bother DH. We should have done it sooner!
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@mrs. wagon: This is the main reason I wanted one in our room. I hate getting out of bed so early and this way she will relax a little longer. Breakfast in bed is a great idea, too!
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Pretty often, it's also used as a nightlight during feedings.
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We'll watch things in bed on the weekends before going to sleep. My husband goes to bed first on weekdays and sometimes will watch something before bed.
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Every Single Night!
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Once a month?...I turn on a baseball game while folding laundry in there. SOMETIMES i turn the news on in the AM if the weather is bad. But we barely watch it. It's only 19"
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Almost every night. We usually go in the bedroom after LO goes to sleep. If I have the chance to get ready alone (if dh is home) I put something from the dvr on.
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A lot more now. LO cluster feeds in the evenings so we prop up in the bed and watch tv.
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@ValentineMommy: omg, DH is the same, the first thing he does in a room is turn on the tv. Drives me crazy sometimes!
We use it every day. Usually watching a series off Netflix.
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Every night
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Every night! We watch a show on netflix before bed.
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A few days a week. Usually in the morning when I get ready for work and sometimes in the evening on a Friday I catch up on my shows while my husband watches his in the family room. It's been a while since we watched anything together in our room.
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Every night
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Every night, my husband needs it to fall asleep
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It's on every night but we don't watch it.
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Every night. It has a self timer so it shuts off sometime after we're asleep.
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We don't have one (and I don't want one), but my husband wants one. YUCK. He's like..really set on getting one while I feel like TV in the bedroom = marriage killer. For me, I mean.
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Almost every night. I may or may not have developed an addiction in college to watching Friends DVDs at night until I would fall asleep ... I've since moved on to Big Bang Theory, which conveniently is on right around the time I'm headed to bed.
TV...I totally admit it.
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