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I’m glad it was so natural. My hubs was actually against doing it again for baby 2 but then when you notice the cues he had the same feeling as you. He took off diaper and offered potty. I love that you went with your gut instincts

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Thank you so much for the kind words. I find whatever I can second hand before buying new. I have the 6 compartment bookshelf from Ikea. This one looks like a good option that’s budget friendly. a.co/d/i7Mz8b9 We also co-sleep or bed share. With the limited space I would focus on making this accessible to foster independence for your child. Examples: - stool for the bathroom, soap dispenser at close reach… step stool or floor potty. - give your child freedom to choose her own clothes and keep them low to reach - kitchen, dedicate one drawer close to the floor for kids plate, bowls, cups… Hope that helps

I got mine off Amazon but any container will do. I’ve changed my toy system now that I have 3 kids and would prioritize toys that are open ended like STEM focus. I have a small bin for each type and makes clean up easier. Ex: a bin for play dough, blocks, magnetiles, legos, cars… then it’s easy during clean up and storage. The idea is that the toy has a designate home so the child selects a tray, does work/play and then places it back in. The bookshelf I’m using is from IKEA and I found it used. If I could redo it, I would look for a bookshelf with 2 levels long and no partitions. I would skip trays and use small clear bins for anything that’s a bunch of loose pieces.

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​@@Annisa_Kacang I still wear depend mens underwear pullups to this day

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That’s great on the pees. He is 3 months old so give him some grace. Do you associate a sound with it? Like Psss as a cue It’s common for babies to poop during meal times as he’s more relaxed. My third one is for sure. I would try offering before OR still offer after meals so baby can learn the rhythm. If he poops during feeding then change diaper and offer before putting a new one.

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@@Annisa_Kacang no, he just goes after I clean him under water. Then I take him to the bedroom and between that time and the time I dress him he pees one or two more time laying in the bed

Awe. Hang in there. That sounds really frustrating. I would offer at diaper changes having him sit longer on a potty. OR I would take a break from EC and try later time

@@Annisa_Kacang oh, I guess it's normal. I forgot to add that I take a while to put his diaper bag, son his bump can breathe. Sometimes up to an hour

Exactly, I wanted to do cloth diapers for that reason. I have the moby wrap. It’s thicker than some others but it’s cold here and I’ve had all winter babies

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@ yes, a newborn (my third baby)

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I got all fired up about this topic. It was not part of my plan of videos

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My advice is to ASK for help. No one will know exactly what you need automatically, not even your significant other. It’s not fair to expect them to be mind readers so for your own sake, make sure to ask for help when you need it! And please accept help when given, you’re not meant to do this on your own. The saying “it takes a village to raise a child” is very true!

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Yes 🙌 it makes sleep transitions so much easier and last night the 2 older kids slept together.

I tried a crib with baby 1 and that worked for 2 months? Tried sleep training for baby 1 also. Ended up cosleeping. I did the research on co sleeping safely and had a video on research based risks. (That video did poorly in terms of audience). Baby 2 did a bassinet but ended up co-sleeping bc he had a hard time regulating his temperature in the house we were living in and he was a winter baby. His toes were soo cold with a double swaddle and blanket. Baby 3 I might as well skip all that. My co sleeping is also in a king size bed so there’s plenty of space for baby and I to sleep without even touching each other. Lastly, I hear a lot of parents tell me under their breath they co-sleep. It’s just not talked about openly because it can come with so much criticism so parents just keep quiet.

​​​​​​​​@@Annisa_Kacang Co-sleeping w/ an infant in any size bed is dangerous, even if you are not touching. Yes, it is probably safer, & more comfortable for both, to be in a king size vs. a twin, for example, but still unsafe & still increases risk of SIDS. I don't think parents should risk their infant's life for them or their baby to get more sleep, or to avoid having to get up & go to their infant's room in the middle of the night. The benefits do not outweigh the cost. You mentioned that one of your children was still cold w/ a double swaddle & blanket. Children under 1 year of age should not have anything in the crib w/ them besides a fitted sheet that is snuggly fitted to a firm mattress. A swaddle is fine, but a blanket is not. Also, just because your 2nd child had trouble regulating their temp in the home you lived in doesn't mean this child will have trouble regulating their temp in the home you are currently in. Better a too cold infant than a dead infant. 🤷‍♀️ Co-sleeping comes w/ criticism, because it is more dangerous than baby sleeping in their own bed. The criticism is warranted.

Co-sleeping is not taboo around the world and I hear more parents do it but just don’t tell anyone in US.

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