It seems as if the moment baby enters the world, you automatically become a magnet for unsolicited…

To let your baby self soothe itself 😳 it's a newborn... you're not supposed to just let it cry itself to sleep when it's that small.

@mrs.corradini7996 @vannahjam14 people are crazy.

I breastfeed, and I was told to stop doing skin to skin and put him down because I was spoiling Daylin and that with the second baby, you're supposed to exclusively pump. He wasn't even a day old and I was feeding him at that very moment.

You can never spoil an infant. Period. They've been inside of you for 9 months, and they still need their momma even though there outside of you.

@mrs.corradini7996 exactly

"Put whiskey on his gums, it helps with teething" ...whether that's true or not I'm not gonna give my 4 month old liquor!

@nrs.corradini7996 yes yes yes I agree. The cry it out method should be used ONLY as a very last resort and definitely on a baby that's much older than a newborn! Basically breaks baby's trust in you by doing that

@emkasting my dad used to sneak beer in my bottles to get me to sleep. And would tell me to do it for Desmond...... Hell No!

@emkasting, even when my baby is older, idk if I could even do it then! It seems just so headless to let them cry.

*heartless

I'm not gonna lie I've had to straight up walk away for a couple minutes to cool down when Oakley is screaming his head off but I never just like leave!

@patientlyawaitingdaylin, whaaat that's crazy!

Sounds like this story I heard about this daycare in my city that was drugging infants with Benedryl so they would sleep @patientlyawaitingdaylin

@emkasting smh. I knew someone who gave their baby nyquil from the time she was 3 months