Woman Shared A Letter She Received From A Neighbor With Baby, And It Went Super Viral

Having a newborn baby is a whole challenge that just can’t be compared to anything. They cry non-stop and have the most irregular sleep schedule – it would be a joke to say that you’re getting enough sleep months after having a baby. You don’t always know what they want, and sometimes you’re just too tired to try to understand when it’s 3 AM.

A couple decided to send letters to their neighbors as they couldn’t take the irregular sleeping schedule anymore. But this also means that the boy’s crying will permeate the walls and heard throughout the floor. The pair made sure to describe their sleep-training schedule and how they’ll be doing it to reassure them that they’re not neglecting their son.

They need some cookies right now.

It was obviously the cutest and most wholesome thing ever with the tweet of the letter and how ‘Bee the Baker’ decided to bake some cookies for them.

The letter read, “I regret to inform you we have begun sleep training our son. After many sleepless nights thanks to the dreaded 4-month sleep regression, we have decided it is time to start the Cry-It-Out method.”

The parent also added that she’s also ‘crying and going insane’ and is offering our baker ‘milk, sugar, or eggs’ as well as ‘cheap tequila.’

The cookies along with baby needs were sent!

She also added that while she’d be happy to take up the tequila offer, she prefers whiskey!

Parents can feel the emotions in this letter.

Several users were concerned and pointed out that letting a kid cry out for hours on end is bad. It is quite literally their only means of asking for help to have their needs fulfilled. However, the letter clearly stated that they would be visiting the room every 5-10 minutes to check on the baby and allow him only to cry for no longer than 45 minutes. They’ll also be taking breaks every 2 weeks or so until he starts sleeping soundly.

We wish the parents success so they can get their well-deserved sleep as early as possible.