It seems like, on every Bump board, there are loads and loads of posts every day regarding sleep (or the lack thereof) and all of the philosophies surrounding sleep. I mainly read May 2011, Babies 6-9, and Attachment Parenting. I know that in those boards, it seems like lots of people are irritated because the same topics (and debates) come up so frequently. Would it make sense to just have a board dedicated to sleep/sleep training? It doesn't seem to be any less specific than a board dedicated to c-sections or nurseries, for example, and it's an obstacle loads of moms have to deal with.
If this is a stupid idea, I understand. I've definitely gotten a lot of good information regarding sleep from the 3 boards that I read, so maybe it's better to just have the conversations where they currently are. And I guess as our kids get older, the sleep posts will go away, only to be replaced by posts regarding potty training or toddler biting or something else.
Thanks!
Re: Bump Gods: Why no Sleep board?
You got it. Its not a stupid idea but if a board was created for every age related issue, this place would be a mess.
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The more boards you add, the slower and more monotonous each board gets and the more of a snoozefest this site becomes. It was so much better before they added the month boards and split up 0-6 and 6-12. Now it's dullsville.
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Fair enough. All excellent points, ladies. I guess it hadn't occurred to me that having a standalone board for each topic would slow things down significantly on the already existing boards. All I was thinking of is how tedious it is to see the same questions come up over and over again. But, that's nothing new really. I suppose that's just the nature of these things and that will never be any different.
Just an idea.
Carry on!