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Okay, Davide is unpacking even though we've been here for three days, so there's a little

bit of noise in the background.

Carmella is taking a nap at five o'clock.

It is crazy because at home she sleeps from one to three and has dinner at 5.30.

So clearly her schedule is not a schedule when we're here and I think that's like the first

bit I will talk about.

So we slept trained Carmella at four months.

Some people are very against sleep training, so I've mentioned it a couple times that that's

what we've done, but obviously, you know, I don't I don't like to share too much about

like what works for our family because it works for our family and that doesn't mean

it'll work for another family and it doesn't mean that it's better or worse than what

your family does.

And I think that's something that needs to be like the overarching key that I really

want to communicate here and something that if you are a parent or you're going to be

a parent one day is the key to like your mental sanity.

We slept trained her at four months.

It wasn't a torturous, crazy process.

She was fussy, a few nights, but if we were in the room, she was fussy.

She wasn't suffering, it's like she would cry if we were in the room or not in the room.

What I've noticed with our daughter in particular is that sleep training and being okay, being

alone in her crib gave her a level of comfort and independence that makes her feel really

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