Should you let your baby “cry it out”? (+ Tap-to-pay & good karma)
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What updates do parents have about their house?
Yes, the marathon.
It's 10K. All right, ready? Are we rolling? Okay. Okay. Welcome to Two Parents and a podcast. We are two parents who, well, I slept last night thanks to you, but you didn't sleep. Like how many hours do you think you slept?
There's like the building up. I wish I had a good comparison for it. You've built up so much goodwill on the sleep sacrifice side that last night is a drop in the bucket or isn't even a drop in the bucket relative to how I've been sleeping versus how you've been sleeping. So it was my pleasure to step up. Do you want to explain what happened?
No, we're going to get into it. We'll talk about sleep regression and crying it out versus not and all that later. But the first thing that I would like to tackle is that our little girl, she's eating solids, left, right, and center. And she eats them twice a day. So Maria feeds her during the day whatever we give her, right? Today it was liquid beef. Sometimes it's a banana. Yesterday it was a banana. Sometimes it was an avocado. And then at night, you feed her.
Yes, this is true.
And Julie and I were kind of discussing earlier and we were like trying to draw some comparisons between the two. And it was, it was the craziest thing. Yesterday we watched her give Tate a banana and then just pops Tate right out. She was clean as could be. And I was watching you last night, and this food is all over her face. It's ingrained in her clothes.
She eats how I eat when she's with me.
Only when she's with you.
Yeah, exactly. I show her the ways.
When she's with Maria, she's like taking clean bites.
Yeah, well, did you expect anything else from me?
You're our chief solids officer. You're our CSO of the house.
She's doing so good.
She loves them. She eats the whole thing. But what I can't figure out is like people said food is fun under one. That's the saying.
I don't think that's our case. She's getting significant calories. That pack that I gave her last night was 90 calories.
And we Googled it. And a bottle of breast milk is – five ounces of breast milk is 98 calories. So they're pretty comparable. But the thing about it is after she had the liquid beef packet, she still wanted her milky.
Yeah, but some days when she's like had that packet, she does skip a bottle. And that's how we got like the excess bottles.
She's so cute. She knows she's eating with you and she looks at you like she'll take a bite and she's so proud of herself. Then she'll look at you like, did you see that bite? And it's like, yeah, I gave it to you. But she loves eating with you.
Yeah, I can't. Well, it's fun. Very fun. First one of hopefully many new memories to build together. But I'm just proud of how good she's doing.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What sleep strategies are parents using?
1:19
2
What updates do parents have about their house?
1:16–4:24
3
How do you handle the 'cry it out' debate?
4:24
4
What mishaps happen when parents are sleep-deprived?
4:13
5
What did parents learn about baby feeding?
3:07–3:19
6
How do parents deal with tap-to-pay issues?
3:19–20:23
7
What is the significance of good karma in parenting?
20:23–56:06
Speakers
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