the tent part was filmed first the special force film was filmed after 22 seasons of experience . <| sep |> The media never mentions it . but the school lunch reform that she championed also forced school districts to raise the price of their meals . even if they didn ' t need or want to . Prices doubled in some schools . This forced many kids into the free lunch program and onto the government teet . I was working in the administration of a big school district at the time . Not only that . there were a lot of administrative and compliance costs that she forced us to waste . <| sep |> Mars Attacks , the skeletons freaked me out <| sep |> hahah so true <| sep |> Okay so 1 At threee months he was pretty sleepy when I put him down . Sometimes he woke and sometimes he didn ' t . Usually I was too busy scurrying out of the room haha . Now though he ' s usually awake when I put him down . I give him a lovey and leave . We nurse which is why I kept the night feed for supply reasons . I ' m pretty certain that if it was otherwise , he would have just kept sleeping . There have been occasional nights where it ' s 530 before he wakes to feed ! Those actually really suck because he doesn ' t fall back asleep as easy . I ' ve never had to do Ferber intervals for night feeds . I think it ' s because I catch it early enough that he isn ' t fully awake and the bottlebreast is very sleep inducing . The white noise and dark room probably also help . 2 back at 3 months it was pretty dicey taking our kid out cause he almost always slept in the car . Once he took to being asleep in the crib well maybe after a week ? we would try to time naps for car travel . He ' s better about being awake now though at . oh my god . I just realized he ' s not five months but six . Oops ! Okay anyways . I ' ve found that an occasional nap elsewhere is okay . But I try to be really strict the next day . A few days of sleeping elsewhere . Even if it ' s say just the second nap , and he started to backslide . 3 we haven ' t hit that regression but I think it ' s cause he regressed at three months . It was pure hell which was why we trained early . I think there ' s a chance you ' ll avoid it too since the regression happens because sleep training is teaching them to fall asleep themselves . Teething is a whole different story . That was reallllly hard . We tried to give Tylenol ahead of bedtime routine so it kicks in just as the baby is sleeping . There were a few times when he would wake up SCREAMING in pain and I nursed him to sleep . We then got smarter about timing the Tylenol so it didn ' t wear off at night . So you ' ll probably have to wake up , but hopefully your baby won ' t ! I think there ' s been quite a few fussy days , but only 2 or 3 really bad ones where we stopped sleeptraining altogether for middle of the night wakings . It definitely is really hard to talk to other people about sleep training early . Our kid was huge too , and definitely going through regression , but sometimes I find even talking about sleep training generally is shit upon