What would you consider to be "sleeping through?"

[WinkyisbackontheButterBeer]

Just wondering?
I have tried googling but cannot find a definitive answer.

Jessie I meant food that could be a choking hazard, which is what I said. Fruit with stones/pits in it - perfect example. I know plenty about baby led weaning, my MIL is a midwife and my aunt is a paediatrician.

My point is some people simple wouldn't know better or even know what baby led weaning is JUST because they had children. That's why antenatal classes and doctors exist.

No you didn't, you said that food which was not puréed was a choking hazard.

Bean Just out of interest, how did you wean and sleep train?

Im living in another EU country at the moment that has a very similar parenting ethos to France and I hate it. The general attitude to children can be awful. It's definitely not something that I would aspire to!

Bean, you said food not pureed is a choke hazard.

Which is incorrect and sounds like something from the 1980s

Bean, you also say (several times): My mum is... My aunt is... Yes, and? You say this as though it matters in on parenting ability. It makes you sound about 12.

I have many family members and freinds who professionals, health professionals, professionals who work with babies and children. This includes my own postgrad education.

Is your suggestion that this makes them/me the best parents? Why thank you. But I wouldn't agree.

Jeez will you all lay off bean!

Under about 9mo Id say 10/11pm to 6/7 am

From 1yr old plus id say 7pm to 6/7am.

For a baby I'd say from when they're put down, say 10pm-11:30pm, until a reasonable time in the morning, so 6am onwards.

My 3 month old DS slept 11-7 once. It was amazing.

He obviously didn't think so though as he's not done it again. [sad ]

For me it's bedtime to getting up, without waking me up. So 7.30-5.30 or 6.