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I love that he chose to turn it into a baby blanket - it resonates so much more than if it was just a print or digital image. As someone without kids, I also f
by adyer07 7y ago
I love that he chose to turn it into a baby blanket - it resonates so much more than if it was just a print or digital image.
As someone without kids, I also feel like I learned something about baby sleep by looking at it. Neat to see it turn from randomness into something ordered.
- mnw21cam 7y agoMy director of studies for my degree made a stochastic sweater. Using a published table of random numbers.
- elliekelly 7y agoAnd how jarring daylight saving time is to a tiny human’s sleep pattern. (Assuming that’s the big shift at the end/bottom.) Edit: Looking at the picture closer on twitter it seems like it’s ~28 stitches which would be almost 3 hours so not DST.
- chongli 7y agoAccording to the article, the shift was due to a cross-country trip to celebrate baby’s first birthday.
- dybber 7y agoIt’s mentioned in the article, that the shift was due to a trip to a different timezone.
- x1798DE 7y agoIn the thread he mentions it was a cross country trip and he didn't adjust the time zone to local time.
- Piskvorrr 7y agoOh crap, it's coming again, isn't it :(((
- Guthur 7y agoThough it wasn't the cause I'd still like to say I find time changing the most draconian and invasive practice, I absolutely hate it. I mostly try to ignore it when it comes to sleep, which I can fortunately more or less do. My kids are young enough that they can pretty much just maintain their existing schedule.
- zrail 7y agoAs someone with two tiny humans, "neat" doesn't really describe it :) That shift you see from mostly random to mostly predictable represents not only good healthy sleep for the kiddo, but also a return to good healthy sleep for the parents.