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🌟TWO WEEK SUPPORT GROUP 🌟 coming in hotttt 🔥

I know. It’s not that light, airy, minimalistic feed that others have. Despite my now minimalistic views (my style has marie kondo-d itself over the last few years), I have chosen my feed to represent something I love... sunrises and sunsets. Sprinkled with a few cherry blossoms, too 🌸

Okay y’all- I did my best to remember these days 😆 This is geared towards the child on 3 naps, probably between 5-6 months, not yet on solids. You can see the last wake window is just shy of 3 hours- the general wake window for these children is 2-2.5 (average), so likely it may not go that far at night - but it could! Or maybe it does today and not tomorrow! Or the middle wake window could be a little longer. Maybe the last wake window is only 1.75 hours - tailor this to YOU!! I just wanted to give one idea (of the MANY) for you and your child!!

🤪🥰 Who has a little patience tester today? 🙋‍♀️

🌟 SAFE DYAD SLEEP 🌟

Worried about what will happen when your baby doesn’t have you to nap on?😭 (or 🥳?!)

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