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7,312,901 | mommit | Lol, We never bed shared but LO did room share with us until he was like 14 months. I finally gave up and just started sleeping topless . Cut out an extra step |
7,312,902 | mommit | Oh boy does this bring me back |
7,312,903 | mommit | To who ever posted this thank you! |
7,312,904 | mommit | Get him out of your bed, you’re creating a problem it will be really hard to walk back. |
7,312,905 | mommit | This is me my LO repeatedly rolls his head on me until I help him latch then I pass back out lol |
7,312,906 | mommit | The mommy wars in this comment section is disgusting. |
7,312,907 | mommit | This is why I kicked out both babies as soon as I night weaned. This is no way to sleep. If you want s functioning mama, give mama sleep! |
7,312,908 | mommit | Love this so much |
7,312,909 | mommit | Haha this is just wonderful! It feels good to be seen |
7,312,910 | mommit | God that looks miserable lol, so thankful my little guy sleeps well in his own crib, in his own room |
7,312,911 | mommit | All I could think of was that baby needs some sleep training. Or the very least, a pacifier. |
7,312,912 | mommit | Are you supposed to sleep in the same bed with a baby this young? Seems like a SIDS risk |
7,312,913 | mommit | This is me |
7,312,914 | mommit | Fucking same. |
7,312,915 | mommit | Exceptionally cute, snuggly baby who can NOT connect sleep cycles without boob. Honestly, I’ve just had three nights of this, no way on earth I could do it every single night. |
7,312,916 | mommit | Having a nursling is a lot of work |
7,312,917 | mommit | I feel like someone snuck into my bedroom and took a video. SMH this is every night. Haven’t slept good since before I was pregnant |
7,312,918 | mommit | I thought I had it bad! I’m so glad my son doesn’t wake up as often as this anymore. I still get kicked and slapped and head butted all night long though. |
7,312,919 | mommit | This is exactly how mine was when we co slept. She sleeps in her own room now and we are having a much easier time |
7,312,920 | mommit | This is really cute! That little squirmy wormy is precious. I bed shared with me kid but they didn't wake up so frequently so we all got much better sleep. |
7,312,921 | mommit | I know it’s exhausting but I remember this with my first baby and I miss every second of it. I tried to get out second baby to co-sleep and he just wasn’t interested and stopped nursing at 10 months. This mom is doing amazing!! |
7,312,922 | mommit | who set this camera up in my room!!?? |
7,312,923 | mommit | Hm. Maybe infants have night terrors |
7,312,924 | mommit | Yes ma’am |
7,312,925 | mommit | This is my life. I’m just now trying to night wean my 3yo. It is not going well. Been talking about “no ma milk until the sun rises” for two months but she wakes and screams for it at least once a night. I haven’t slept in 6 years basically. If she isn’t waking me up she is Star-fishing across the whole bed. How can a ... |
7,312,926 | mommit | Cue Dad: “I’m so tired” |
7,312,927 | mommit | Aaaaaand this is why we don't co-sleep in my house. |
7,312,928 | mommit | Looks super exhausting |
7,312,929 | mommit | It makes me twitchy lol And I have had kids in and out of my bed for 6 years. I am much happier with everyone in their own rooms for sleep, for sure. |
7,312,930 | mommit | I did not notice the dad there until this comment made me go back and look for him |
7,312,931 | mommit | Omg I know. Those little hands playing with their hair while feeding - Sooo precious. |
7,312,932 | mommit | Mine is 10 months and I was really surprised to wake up to him latched on without my help a few nights ago |
7,312,933 | mommit | Remember to switch sides!!! I like sleeping on one side and so I'd always use that boob. I'd wake up with the other fully engorged and leaking. I would wake up and switch places with baby multiple times to prevent it |
7,312,934 | mommit | I don’t know about anyone else who co-sleeps but for me: my LO didn’t sleep badly because we co-slept, we co-slept because she slept badly. Co-sleeping was the only way I got any sleep at all. |
7,312,935 | mommit | For me it was the choice between a) no sleep at all all night or b) cosleep with boobs out and get sleep even if disrupted one. I took b. That's what happens when ,our baby absolutely refuses pacifiers and wants your nipple instead |
7,312,936 | mommit | A lot of parents who co-sleep did/do because of necessity, it wasn’t planned. |
7,312,937 | mommit | Biiiiig same. I don’t know how people do this. |
7,312,938 | mommit | Same. We kicked the cats out in anticipation of room sharing and even now with no babies in my room they are not allowed back in. I love the snuggles but I too am very aware of who is next to me and wake up super sore after being stuck in one position for much too long. |
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7,312,940 | mommit | It’s not selfish to want everyone to get the sleep they need. |
7,312,941 | mommit | I don't think it's selfish to want your brain to work properly so you have the energy to care for them the next day? |
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7,312,943 | mommit | I sleep better bc we co sleep ! That kids moves and wakes up a lot. Mine are more on the unicorn side of that aspect, but I give all the credit to co sleeping and breastfeeding. |
7,312,944 | mommit | That baby knows what’s up! |
7,312,945 | mommit | Aaaw. Now I feel better about sleeping between my kids. They don't give me food, but I think they love me |
7,312,946 | mommit | Lol right??? Living their best live. |
7,312,947 | mommit | One is a Boulder and the other one is a hackeysack. |
7,312,948 | mommit | I honestly love it! Don’t wake up enough to remember more than like twice a night anymore, but he’s right there to cuddle whenever I want. *And* I wake up every morning with empty boobs and a baby smiling in my face and ‘kissing’ me (dragging his open mouth across my cheeks and biting my chin). Sleeping topless defin... |
7,312,949 | mommit | This is what I’m going to miss most when my LO grows up. Baby diaper booty |
7,312,950 | mommit | Can actually confirm, because I know whose content this is . The comment section of this video was vicious. Do better Reddit! |
7,312,951 | mommit | Ikr, was thinking the same about the nightcap. It’s such a genius idea to prevent hair from falling on the pillow or getting it pulled by little grabby hands. |
7,312,952 | mommit | We gave up on trying to get my daughter to sleep on her own bed bc husband always fell asleep with her and he is a heavy sleeper. We rather sleep with both kids on the bed than give up the cuddles, lol. |
7,312,953 | mommit | Breastfed on demand babies/toddlers tend to be like this. My son used to stay latched on almost all night until I weaned him just after he turned 2. It's not for food, more for comfort/stay asleep . |
7,312,954 | mommit | You’re right. An experienced night nanny told us that at 7 months old, almost all babies have the stomach capacity to sleep through the night. If they’re hungry, it’s because they aren’t getting enough calories during the day. Our son was hungry and she convinced us he had a tongue tie and to see a pediatric dentist. ... |
7,312,955 | mommit | This looks more like suckling for soothing rather than feeding. Most kids past 6 months don’t need to feed more than once a night. |
7,312,956 | mommit | When my son was about 13 months, he was teething hard and also had his first cold so we coslept. He was sleeping through the night at 2 months but once we started cosleeping he was like the baby in this video. Latched to my boob almost all night. Once we got him back into his crib, he slep fine without needing motn fee... |
7,312,957 | mommit | It’s different if you’re actually feeding from the breast. My oldest was formula fed and we coslept. After about 8 months she slept through the night (still in bed with me). My current baby is breast fed and is up constantly for the the breast. He’s not even fully hungry as he’s not doing a full feeding. Just wants the... |
7,312,958 | mommit | Truly depends on the kids and their personality and preferences. By 13 months, my oldest was putting himself to sleep and sleeping through the night in his own bed in his own room. My second, at the same age, co-sleeping and still up multiple times each night to nurse. |
7,312,959 | mommit | I guess it depends on the kid? My 18mo definitely sleeps better than that ! Or I don't remember who knows |
7,312,960 | mommit | Same here. We do co-sleep when we’re camping and little dude kicks the shit out of everyone. |
7,312,961 | mommit | most people cosleep because otherwise their kid doesn’t sleep at all :( |
7,312,962 | mommit | Same. |
7,312,963 | mommit | Breasts are the original ‘pacifiers’. Every baby and situation is different and it is not abnormal for a baby to continue nursing overnight after 1 year old. How magical it is to be able to give your baby what they need without societal pressures to sttn etc stopping you. |
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7,312,966 | mommit | Baby’s 17 months old so SIDS risk is way down |
7,312,967 | mommit | No not until two at least as the adult mattress is a risk in and of itself. Even then even small adults are massive compared to toddlers. So that’s also a risk to keep in mind. |
7,312,968 | mommit | Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order. I have checked 571,339,471 comments, and only 118,366 of them were in alphabetical order. |
7,312,969 | mommit | It’s so weird having your baby help themselves to a snack. |
7,312,970 | mommit | Yup. Even now that my son is 3 and "sleeps in his own bed"... how I wake up every morning with toddler toes in my ribs is beyond me. I never notice him coming in the middle of the night and wake up astonished every morning. Lol |
7,312,971 | mommit | Same. Cosleeping got us all more sleep. |
7,312,972 | mommit | Oh I totally understand. Our bodies and needs are all different. I'm so thankful my baby didn't need me to sleep because I would not have handled that well at all! Plus my husband is a violent sleeper (don't get accidentally punched when he rolls over and slings his arm!) Dang we would have been a really cranky family!... |
7,312,973 | mommit | Same. Was not the plan, but was the only way to get adequate sleep |
7,312,974 | mommit | Same. My two babies even at the hospital didn’t want to sleep in the crib. When I gave birth to my 2nd my 1st cried and didn’t sleep until I’m beside her. |
7,312,975 | mommit | YUPP |
7,312,976 | mommit | Funny, mine is the opposite. Everyone sleeps like garbage when we cosleep, including the little one. |
7,312,977 | mommit | 100%. If I had a choice, I wouldn't have done it. It was either co-sleep or no-sleep |
7,312,978 | mommit | I'm in the same boat. 1.5 month old refusing pacifiers and bottles. Only wants boob. Literally on my boob sucking to sleep right now lol |
7,312,979 | mommit | Man, you again? Yes, that baby was 17 months old in this video. Yes, there was reason for them to be waking multiple times a night. There was a reason why the baby wasn’t getting full feeds. But you know what? Sometimes there is no discernible medical reason why a baby wakes frequently and it isn’t because the parent ... |
7,312,980 | mommit | this is such a judgy comment. Like yeah your baby sleeps well, congratulations. Doesnt mean that baby isn’t getting their proper nutrients through other feedings. It just means their needs are different than your child’s. And thats ok considering they are not your child. |
7,312,981 | mommit | I was just thinking that! Maybe the baby is teething or sick? Idk. My 2nd kid is 3 1/2 months and sleeps better than this. Not all kids are the same but that baby seems to wake and fuss a little too much. |
7,312,982 | mommit | Most parents who don’t co-sleep have the baby in their room until about 3-6 months. After that age, they should only need about one night feed. Additional wake ups don’t usually require feeding for hunger reasons, the baby just needs to fall back asleep. Some parents do that with the boob, but others use a thumb or pac... |
7,312,983 | mommit | So wish my baby was in bed with me, feels wrong him in his own crib |
7,312,984 | mommit | *Narrator: Reddit did not do better* |
7,312,985 | mommit | This is one of the most precious videos I've ever seen! Whose content is it? I'm curious the back story/why the time lapsed it/was it part of a larger story etc etc. Though I couldn't do this, I have mad admiration for her and her cuddly baby. |
7,312,986 | mommit | Oh wow. We fed by demand too, it was just by bottle. They didn't demand it all night long by that point, but I guess if I was co sleeping and it was right there maybe they would have. |
7,312,987 | mommit | Same. Mine has developmental delays and did it for falling asleep until 4 and 4 months. My kid did wean themself when they were ready. |
7,312,988 | mommit | That sounds frustrating!! I had a similarly frustrating experience.. I knew my baby wasn't getting any milk. I had 4 lactation consultants all insisting that it was completely fine and him crying was normal. But I just KNEW. So on day 5, over the phone, they told me to feed him for 20 min on each side, then pump 20 min... |
7,312,989 | mommit | I’m so sorry you had that experience, and unfortunately it’s an incredibly common one. I was told by three board-certified pediatricians that my son didn’t have ties, and spoiler alert, he did. So did my daughter. I personally know a lot of parents who have some variation of this experience, including one who child was... |
7,312,990 | mommit | This drives me up the wall! I don’t mind nursing for nourishment but comfort suckling goes on and on and irritates me so much! I EBF my first three (and current) babies but I do draw the line at all night pacifier status. They all slept through the night around 5/6 months and kept breastfeeding past a year. Even breast... |
7,312,991 | mommit | I thought so |
7,312,992 | mommit | To each their own I guess. Maybe it also depends on what kind of sleeper you are. I can’t sleep when anybody touches me and take ages to fall back asleep. Personally, I found it more magical for the whole family to be able to sleep uninterrupted and be fully rested and present for togetherness during the day. |
7,312,993 | mommit | I’m glad it was magical for you. I wish I could have had that. I tried so hard for so many months, knowing I was missing out on something incredible. It made me so depressed as a new mom. |
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7,312,995 | mommit | by definition it also means a person or thing that pacifies someone or something. I have a 5 month old that contact naps and i often refer to my self as a human mattress, because it's true and funny. If this is what "offends" you, life must knock you on your ass daily. |
7,312,996 | mommit | This sounds just like the “there’s no medal for a natural birth” statements. There’s nothing wrong with sleep training but it’s not for everyone. There are absolute benefits for cosleeping and night nursing babies and toddlers. |
7,312,997 | mommit | This is a reminder to try and be kinder about things you don't agree with in this sub in accordance with our "Be Kind" rule. |
7,312,998 | mommit | That’s kinda a shitty comment. There is not an age where breastfeeding stops being beneficial. Period. The average weaning age outside of countries where boobs are stigmatized is 5 years old. The WHO recommends a minimum of 2 years. All babies need formula or breastmilk till a minimum of 12 months. Every family is di... |
7,312,999 | mommit | Actually, there it’s pretty awesome to breastfeed your baby for any length of time. This is like the “no gold star” comments about labor. It says more about the person saying it than whom they’re speaking of. |
7,313,000 | mommit | exactly, i don't know why this got downvoted. That baby and mom are not getting the sleep they should. And if she has to work in the morning, yikes. |
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