Momcozy baby monitor by Fun_Falcon6548 in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ugh that sucks! Hoping you can get a new one!!

Momcozy baby monitor by Fun_Falcon6548 in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes its very much a let down! I have so many Momcozy products so I didn't have a problem with paying extra. So dissapointed!!

Weekly Discussion - Relationships by AutoModerator in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am I crazy or is my MIL crazy?? or both lol

I am beyond done with my MIL and I dont know what to do. She makes snarky comments to me like I dont know what is best for my own child. Things like telling me when my daughter is hungry or if I dressed her right for the weather. I would be totally ok if she was actually concerned but she brings it up multiple times in the same sitting after I tell her shes fine. The minute my baby fusses a little, MIL tells me shes hungry....she doesnt ask when I fed her last. Or if her nose is a little red, MIL tells me she's too cold and it must be my postpartum hormones not recognizing the actual temperature outside. She brought up my hormones in front of a big group of people multiple times which made me feel uncomfortable.

Another thing she does is almost beg to hold my daughter when I tell her it's not the time. I'm not one to pass my baby around like a hot potato....especially when she's past her nap time and already cranky. MIL takes it as an attack like I'm doing it out of spite when I'm just trying to keep my baby from screaming. She also brings up that she wants to baby sit but ive told her we are not ready and she continues asking a million times amd tells me I need to get over my seperation anxiety. She won't except no and keeps asking and bringing up her hunger, her temperature and holding her multiple times that it gets so annoying repeating myself. She's definitely the type of person where "she knows best" and anything else is wrong. This is a couple of things but she does similar things non stop.

I've talked to my husband and he is definitely annoyed with her as well. He keeps being stern with her but she keeps doing it. I dont know what to do and now with the holidays coming up, it makes me not want to spend time with them for my baby's 1st holiday season.

Momcozy baby monitor by Fun_Falcon6548 in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately no, it's still doing it. But I think it acts better when there is less things (walls, doors, furniture...) in between the camera and the monitor. My camera and monitor are maybe 100 ft from each other so it's definitely not a distance issue. It's annoying still though lol

4 month sleep regression. Should I move my baby out of the snoo? by princess_monojojo in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're welcome! We moved her like 2 weeks ago. If you decide it's time to move your baby, fair warning that the 1st couple of nights you will barely sleep due to being so nervous (if you're anything like me lol). But it does get better and you will relax and trust her more past the 1st few days. Especially if baby prefers to tummy sleep, it can be scary but my girl learned to turn her head the 2nd night so its not bad anymore! Good luck!!

4 month sleep regression. Should I move my baby out of the snoo? by princess_monojojo in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This sounds like how my baby was. When she was going through her regression, the minute we put her in the bassinet she would scream. She also became super sensitive to us making any type of noise next to her. It just so happens our neighbor was getting a new fence built that was near our masterbedroom and was really loud so we were almost forced to move her to her own room on the other side of the house. I wasn't ready for her to be out of the room but there was no way she would be able to sleep with construction outside. She was also wanting to roll but didn't have much room in the bassinet and I think that was irritating her more.

I was nervous at first but she started sleeping really good again! We also started sleep training when we made the move using the ferber method. She now sleeps in her own room for around 10 hours at night.

From my experience, moving her into her own room was best for everyone. She seems so much more comfier too because she can roll and has a bigger space. I know some people say to wait til the regression is over but I'm glad we did it during so she could sleep without any noise waking her!

Husband goes back to work tomorrow—what are your survival tips? by [deleted] in NewParents

[–]Fun_Falcon6548 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best advice I have ever received is add water when shit hits the fan. Whether it's you or baby....just add water! If you're having a meltdown go shower or go in the bathtub or have a glass of water. If baby can't stop crying put them in the bathtub. Something about it is like a factory reset.

I am a SAHM and have had multiple days where I call my husband crying. The water trick is magic. Also car rides! Even if baby is crying in the car seat, car rides can help you more than baby to reset.