CIO at 19 weeks? anyone sleep train their baby yet?

anyone sleep train their LO with CIO?

i really didn't want to but sleep regression has been really hard and i haven't been able to sleep properly. i dont even remember what happened last night and im scared its going to get dangerous.

i believe ferber and doing the check ins will make baby more angry/agitated compared to leaving him alone (have trialed it but i end up giving in) but just wanna see if anyone else has ST their baby

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Do you have any help? Can you take shifts?
Please don’t do cio 😢 your baby needs support.
The sleep regression is temporary

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