It's really weird. Both my children never had sleeping problems until 2-4 or so. Before 2 it was fairly rare for them to get up at night. I guess I got really lucky with that.
5 year old is finally getting acclimated to kindergarden and his behavior is finally better. That took some time though, lord. He hit a kid, and kicked a teacher in the last 3 months. But its all settled down now in the last 2-3 weeks so we hope that its largely the end of it.
It's like prison, you have to establish dominance by kicking ass when you first get in. Your kid has shown them who's boss, gotten their respect, and now all is well and calm in his world.
Plans and/or materials for this?2nd Birthday was on Saturday, built them a small rock wall to climb on. Our girl figured it out pretty quick and can get to the top in like 30 seconds now, the boys still can’t get up
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Honestly it’s all just wood i had around the house. The face is some sort of wood siding for like a shed that the previous owners of the house left, reinforced around the edges and a few stringers across with 2x4s. The top is a 2x8, and the angled supports on the top sides are 2x10 scraps that were cut with a miter saw. Only thing I bought were the handholds, which were around $30.Plans and/or materials for this?
I'm not trying to be a dick, but can someone explain to me how it's better to make it a regular thing that your kid has to be in bed with you to sleep well than to establish their own sleeping space and make that permanent?
9 month appointment today; 24 lbs, 31.5 in, 99th percentile in both for her age, she's a beast. Hopefully she slows down a little and doesn't end up an amazon.
Having a bit of a panic today about the pregnancy. Sometimes this thread helps, sometimes it makes it worse.
At least it helps make it feel normal.