tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post1544149138909367091..comments2012-12-13T22:15:32.021ZAnna Sacconehttps://plus.google.com/114921306781274992766[email protected]Blogger6125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-76447355993172183852012-12-13T22:15:32.021Z2012-12-13T22:15:32.021ZAllow your baby to sleep in the day, what the fuck?! She should be sleeping for 8 hours during the day and 8 at night you selfish imbecile! You are the worst mom everAnonymous[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-57773298659805831282012-12-13T21:13:23.911Z2012-12-13T21:13:23.911ZYour giveaway prizes are disgracefully rubbish, you cheap ass. And you are not American, so enough with the American phrases already, you're just making yourselves look like a couple of dumb asses Anonymous[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-15597773856983932742012-12-13T21:02:57.147Z2012-12-13T21:02:57.147ZYour style and videos are grossAnonymous[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-23958304525489508472012-12-13T09:45:16.006Z2012-12-13T09:45:16.006ZCiao Anna! I hope this is a good way to contact you as I'd really appreciate some breadtfeeding advice. I have to applaud you for breastfeeding Emelia in Ireland. My daughter was born in Italy in Sept & I've been breastfeeding in public her with out problem & nothing but encouragement from health care professionals & strangers alike. However we're coming back to Ireland for Christmas & I'm terrified of bfing in public as rates of bfing are dismal & it seems people are weird about it. Honestly how have you found it? Any advice? (I have some boob tops!) I'm sure that having someone like you breastfeeding in public could really help encourage young people to be more acceptable of it!! Anonymous[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-3240669448583257112012-12-13T06:44:55.398Z2012-12-13T06:44:55.398ZSchedules and to-do lists are great. As long as you don't turn into a crazy stressed out perfectionist that forgets to have fun and grace. Be blessed. Love y'all!Anonymous[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-215263674915115719.post-22737100007023581362012-12-13T00:42:33.004Z2012-12-13T00:42:33.004Zi found having bubs on a schedule to be HUGELY beneficial. I think as long as you dont expect too much of them, it really benefits them too. When you sit down and organise a routine, you ensure there is enough playtime to stimulate their little brain, enough sleeptime and enough milk. Sleep begets sleep, so if you ensure Emillia gets enough, she will continue to sleep well. Our son went on the Tizzie Halls routine and slept 7pm-7am with 3 naps of 1hr+ at Emillia's age. Id really encourage you to bring Emillias bedtime forward so u can get some Anna and Jofy time. Its so important! Then you will feel fresh for a new day full of Emillia! Goodluck! Nomeshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04798143700518718521[email protected]