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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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BWOlderLO: Baby Monitors
Do you still use yours when LO is sleeping?
I'm torn, we still use it but sometimes (like this morning!) I wish we didn't. She often talks quietly in the early morning and wakes us up. I could do without hearing all the blah blah blah and would just rather hear when she's really up and loudly proclaiming "Mama!".
Thing is, I have slept through her crying and saying Mama! with the monitor ON so I am kind of afraid to ditch it all together.
What do you all do?
Re: BWOlderLO: Baby Monitors
We still use ours, and I can't imagine ditching it at this point. I just like to know I can hear her if needed (which is pretty much never).
When she babbles and/or whines too early in the morning (like, it's not time to get up yet!), I will admit to turning the monitor down so I can continue sleeping for a little longer. She almost always falls back to sleep herself until our normal wakeup time (7-7:30).
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That's what I did this morning, but the damage was already done, I was UP. Blah! Thing is, we have a "no getting up before 7" rule but often is she's up that early talking (or asking for her binkie like today) she does not fall back to sleep. Sigh.
I guess I just never got that light-sleeping-mama gene. Jim came home from work one weekend afternoon to Jane talking and fussing very loudly, her door closed, OUR door closed and me absolutely sound asleep.
He got her up and was watching her and then when I woke from my coma, I mean nap, I saw how much time had elapsed and then saw her door open and her gone and kinda freaked until Jim was liek "we're down here...."
So, yea, maybe I shouldn't give it up, lol!
I would love this problem!! I wake up at the slightest squeek, even ones that don't require me getting out of bed. Last night Z was up 5 times just to chat, (at 2:30 AM he wanted to take a bath, seriously, he asked from his room into ours) it would have been so nice to just sleep through that instead of tossing back, "kid, go back to sleeeeeep, it's still night night time."
It irritated the ever loving crap out of me during the infant months, Mike could sleep through anything.
Nope. We only have the sound one and the twins are so loud we can hear when they are awake, or rather we can feel them and hear them bouncing around in their cribs!! I did use it during the summer when I was in the backyard with Abby and the twins were napping. That's probably the last time.
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