My husbands alarm clock wakes my son up every single morning! The real issue? It goes off at 4 am. Is there anything we can do? We already have a sound machine in his room and it doesn’t help 😩😩
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Get rid of the traditional alarm and use your phone. YOU listen for the sounds and YOU wake him up since he’s a heavy sleeper. Not ideal but you can fall back asleep easier than the baby.
@price.emil dang is he using his phone
The racism on this app is finally coming out, I can’t believe what I’m seeing or reading smh it’s unbelievable I can’t believe it just wow!!!! MIND BOGGLING 😩😭😭🙄🤦🏻♀️ it’s breaks my heart.... we are all equal ... we bleed as one we all bleed red , it just breaks my heart and hurts me... my kids will grow up and know that no matter ones color or race or heritage ,we are all ONE WE ARE ALL EQUAL AND WE ALL BLEED RED
We have a racist on the APP ‼️
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Well. Here we go again 🤣🤣😩
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I would sleep in a different room.
I DO sleep in a different room.
Our youngest still sleeps with us...I get up at all hours because of my shifts..anywhere from 345am-7am...when I know I need to be up early, I lay down with them but then in the middle of the night, depending on my shift, I shift over and either I get up and sleep on the couch or I sleep in a different room so my alarm doesn’t wake up anyone who’s sleeping.
Try new things out, who knows ..your baby might appreciate being able to sleep passed 4am if he can compromise and move to the living room before his alarm goes off. Get into a new routine where it doesn’t mess with your child’s sleep cycle.