HOW WE FEEL ABOUT SLEEP TRAINING..

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[@Kyleeatkinson0114]

Can y’all please film a vlog when y’all all go to see Rylee on show day? I love hearing about y’all’s experience and everything that happens behind the scenes!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@carinnegraves1103]

Rylee said she flimed the whole thing of week 1 of dwts

[@tayamac94]

Yes I second this!!!❤

[@val2028]

Sleep training was the best thing we've ever done as first time parents. No one believes us when we say our baby sleeps from 8-8:30 and takes two 1.5 hours naps. No crying, no fussing.. its amazing!

[@melaniecluff8891]

I am an empty nester now, so my sleep training was a long time ago. I did sleep train my six children at three months or 12 pounds. I had a doctor that told us how to do it and when, and that’s what we did. We didn’t have a four-month sleep regression with any of our kids. once they started sleeping at three months they did it for the rest of their lives. we did have problems when they would go through the nightmare stage, but after soothing, they were always able to go right back to sleep. It is so important for you and your babies to get the sleep you need and all are happier because of it. Also, the earlier you sleep train, the faster it goes, and the less time it takes. Do yourselves a big favor and just sleep train. There is nothing wrong with letting a baby cry for a little bit as long as they are not hurt or sick.

[@crystallewis4740]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I love hearing about other sleep training mama’s journeys! I’ll never regret sleep training ❤

[@alinan1895]

Waiting for a video about Rylee finding out she’s on DWTS and the further story on that journey ❤

[@daniellekramer93]

She has a video on Instagram about that!

[@wwiggins65]

Sleep training is absolutely the best thing you can do for both your babies and yourself! My kids are long grown and have children of their own, but I learned with my first child, to put my babies to bed awake so that they learned to go to sleep on their own. That way when they wake up in the night they are able to go back to sleep without having to be rocked or comforted. They sleep so much better and are ultimately happier, as is mom! My daughter became a mom a couple of years ago and has used the TakingCaraBabies course for both of her babies and it's absolutely life changing! Both of her boys, 2 1/2 and 9 months, sleep 12 hours a night and take good naps during the day. They are MUCH happier getting good sleep and momma and daddy are MUCH happier getting a good night sleep as well! Good for both of you for making the hard choices that are best for your babies!

[@thecarvalhome261]

We sleep trained our first and it was incredible. Sadly she got Covid at 18 months and it really affected her breathing for a long while so for her safety we had her sleeping with us to monitor her breathing and well… she never went back . She’s 3 now and still sleeps with us. I’ll be working on that again soon. Now we share a room with her and her baby sister in the bassinet and it’s a crowd in the bedroom 😅

[@jvargasx28]

THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS VIDEO! I extremely appreciate y’all’s opinion and definitely puts my mind at ease. Thank you too for being super detailed with it, as well! This is super helpful!! Love watching your videos! Please do more “mama videos” now that 3 of 4 of you are mommy’s! & definitely love to see Rylees journey on DWTS!! So proud of her!! Thanks again you guys!! ❤❤❤

[@hollybranham5814]

Hi! Love your videos! I’d also love to hear some tips on crib to toddler bed transition and sleep training a younger baby with a toddler in a nearby room too. ❤

[@koxy2343]

Sleep training is the best thing I did with my son! Makes for a happy healthy baby and happier parents!

[@lilyjobridges]

I LOVED WATCHING THIS VIDEO AND IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE💓!

[@emilywaugh9545]

Love to see behind senes DWTS with Rylee practicing day routine and prepare for show pick out outfit

[@amynunez4186]

Y’all are amazing 🤩

[@unapologeticallyromel7096]

Love y'all ❤

[@nohelydale1433]

You need to get sage the toddler weighted dreamland blanket. We got it for our 3 year old and it’s helped so much. She was struggling for a couple weeks and it’s saved us!

[@raeghanvid2399]

I sleep trained my son at 7 months and did this too but I did 2 mins, 4 mins, 7 mins, 10 mins then 10 until he fell asleep the first night just because I couldn’t make it the full 10! But after 2 nights of doing that he loved his crib and got excited to go to sleep! It made me a better mom getting a full nights rest and knowing my baby slept good too!

[@MonroeNoelle]

Well HELLO, everybody! Hope ya'll are having a blessed week! You are all awesome... don't ever forget that. 🙂

[@claireduckworth7659]

June is so cute

[@Nicole-728]

Just a comment for anyone reading who decides not to sleep train…your babies will sleep too ❤️ I’m done having babies and they all sleep great and they don’t need me to help them get to sleep. I will never regret those nights rocking or nursing my babies to sleep. It’s a personal choice. No shade to sleep training mamas or any other mama! ❤️❤️❤️

[@janettefisher256]

June 💗

[@AlexLS123]

I love what Lindsay said in the beginning that sleeping is a skill that like everything else needs to be learned. Not a mother but if & when I have children I definitely will keep that in my mind when doing things like sleep training

[@sarahgrabek8628]

Brooks so freaking cute!!! Looks a little more like Topher but you can definitely see Jensen at times too. I can't believe how freaking blonde his hair is!

[@janettefisher256]

Brooks 💙

[@haleyhenahan8018]

Pediatric sleep consultant here - weighted sleep sacks aren’t the best. Babies who roll now have the extra weight of the sleep sack and may be in a risky situation if they aren’t strong enough to move themselves and the extra weight. Not trying to be Judgy Judy here in any way…just saying, be cautious as it’s not recommended!

[@dellson8274]

my pediatrician literally recommend it. It's so weird ow divided the medical community is on. this? In my case it helped a lot and my 3 year old is an awesome sleeper.

[@haleyhenahan8018]

@@dellson8274True, so much baby advice is divided. That's why I say that every family has to do what's best for their family. If it was a huge risk factor, it would be off the market...I would just hate to have these babies be the guinea pigs to find out it actually isn't as safe as it was first thought to be. Also, keep in mind, pediatricians have very few hours learning about pediatric sleep. My pediatrician at the time had told me to just let my son cry himself to sleep when I was a new mom. I had to use my head and realize that wasn't the best advice for my family. While they have more education than new moms, they don't ALWAYS have the best advice. Just keep that in mind.

[@ezeleng]

Thank you for sharing this! I fear so many moms will purchase these without being informed. Especially when they’re advertised in this way.

[@ckolafaable]

I would listen to your pediatrician who is an MD over a pediatric sleep consultant. Not sure what their qualifications are.

[@haleyhenahan8018]

@@ckolafaable Or better yet, each family should do their own research and look into exactly why the AAP doesn’t recommend sleep sacks to be weighted. Again, I strongly agree that every family should make decisions based on what works best for their situation, I just wanted to bring awareness to those that may not realize it could be a safety hazard.

[@KH10118]

They only seem to film a video if there’s an ad

[@summergirl3671]

True.

[@user-lo5dm2zt2b]

Literally nobody wants to hear their ads.

[@saramoessle3180]

Every family have differents ways, method etc I will say whatever works for your family sleep training or co sleep . As long is safe and baby and mom are feeling rest .

[@sunnyd6931]

Thank God I never had to do that. That was not a thing 25 years ago and neither was swaddling until the age of 2. My mom didn't use it and neither did I and we turned out just fine. I couldn't let my baby scream and cry for 45 minutes. At 2 months He just started sleeping through the night for 12 hours. 7 to 7. All kids are different. I'm glad it's working for y'all.

[@jessb4784]

I agree with sleep training however it did not work for my son eveeytime i came in the room he got more and more upset every time i left again and then he would get so upset hw would not go back to sleep he was too upset to sleep 😢

[@summergirl3671]

Never used them. My kids slept great without them. It’s such a short time that they keep you up at night. They love the comfort of a parent not a sleep sack and sleep training. They all learn when they are ready to.

[@Taylaige]

I agree

[@jovlogs7]

I love ya'lls videos! Have a great rest of your week! I am always looking forward to watching a new vlog when it comes out! You are all SO amazing!!!! 💗💗💗💗

[@ckolafaable]

Lots of different opinions here but as a mother that had her kids in the 80s I sure wish this was something I knew about. It took my kids two years to sleep through the night. I definitely would’ve tried this if I knew of it.

[@Jenn-wg9li]

I have adult kids and this is what I did…we just didn’t have a name for it. I used to sob outside the door (and a couple times my husband found me asleep on the floor outside the door). Sad for a few nights but was the smartest thing. We waited until our kiddos had a little cereal added at night.

[@christinem7711]

Tips on transitioning them out of a SNOO!! Or from being swaddled

[@alyssarae8781]

I love y’all BUT weighted sleep sacks aren’t recommended by the AAP. To each their own but I didn’t want to not say it 💗

[@alyssarae8781]

Also swaddling after 8 weeks is also unsafe. Lots of research being done to see if there is a connection between that and SIDS. Just want to keep all the babies safe 🫶

[@ezeleng]

I’ve been trying to SCREAM this because so many new moms don’t know about this and personally just makes me feel so uneasy to feel like many moms will buy without being informed.

[@stephwilson8755]

O look more product placement … what a surprise 😂

[@paigeschannel3588]

Omg still this intro! We need a new one please!!

[@LovesDavidCassidy]

I honestly don’t think they will

[@Carnivorousmadeeasy]

My babies all went to bed at 7 pm and slept until 7 or 8 in the AM never needed any special book, advice, directions they just did it… all at 6 weeks

[@Kyleeatkinson0114]

I love y’all’s videos so much!! I am huge fans of y’all!!! I love watching y’all on tik tok too!!! ILYYYYYY🫶💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@pennybillbe4721]

Seriously make a new intro. 🤦‍♀️🤪😁New babies and Sage is in preschool.

[@scruffythehowler]

It's basically the Lindsay show. How many words was Jensen allowed to speak?? 🤣

[@martinschmidt2683]

I sleep. 😂

[@justinakiefer8505]

Love the video and want some tips on starting a vlog channel for me and Michael are thinking of moving to Florida just us together someday and me and Michael are thinking of trying to have a baby together someday just us and sage is so cute

[@user-lo5dm2zt2b]

What..?

[@monicaokungbowa4246]

My cousin does leave her baby in the crib and let’s her scream the whole night!! Crazy

[@saraannie8455]

Our wee man doesn’t use a binky!!! How else can you soothe?

[@mattealockhart8394]

can you guys please do a new intro that would be awesome it's just updated I mean it works but like you guys have so many kids now

[@mariawhah7306]

Can you all do a new intro video??? Sagey has a new sissy nd cousins. Would like everyone in the intro video. 🫶

[@haleyhenahan8018]

4 month sleep regressions happen because baby changes from newborn sleep cycles to the normal sleep cycles everyone else does.

[@lizclaridge1335]

Also teething enters the picture around that time frame, causing little ones to wake in the night

[@ev_green_]

Babies should be free to move their arms....I just feel bad they can't move

[@allietitone9944]

There's something wrong with a parent who lets their kid cry for 45 minutes. No parent can see how they're emotionally damaging their kids. It's invisible scars that emerge in adulthood.

[@ckolafaable]

Wow. Judgy much? What are your qualifications to know that you’re damaging them emotionally?🙄

[@azrahodzic5761]

I love the Arnold sisters!! I know basically everything about them and adore them so much! But 45 min..... That's not ok. Totally agree with you. it's traumatic for a child to cry on their own for more than 5 minutes. this is a psychological fact - look it up.

[@juliennetully4814]

I do a more gentler method where I wait five minutes, then go into their room and rub their belly, sing to them etc. then I leave. From there, I wait ten minutes, and go into their room and repeat what I did earlier. I repeat this cycle until they fall asleep, which by the time I go into their room the second time, they are already asleep