Re:A father knitted his baby’s first year of sleep pattern d...
by mattkevan on Monday October 14, 2019 @06:23PM
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Most tracking isn’t really necessary, though it’s a very uncertain time so it does make you feel like you’re doing something useful.
Tracking is genuinely useful though when you’ve noticed something and are trying to gather evidence of a pattern to bring to a healthcare professional - for example around sleeping or feeding.
(Then again, I usually use a sleep tracker, and aside from a quick glance in the morning, never ever look at the data again. But I figure baby tracking has a decent amount of overhead, and parents are already overworked and overtired enough as it is...)