Hey Jeff. Hang in there, not that you have a choice. Couple things about kid and sleep. My daughter just turned 30 months, aka 2.5.
We moved to a new house in November. Our old house was loft-like so we would hear any peep that she made. In the new house, which is much more standard, she’s in the room across the stairwell. She sleeps much better, I think because she can’t hear us snoring and shit, and if she makes a little noise but calms herself down, it doesn’t wake us up.
We went from her bedtime being 8pm and waking up at 5-5:30 every morning to bedtime at 8:30pm and having to actually wake her up at 7. Sometimes during the weekend she’ll sleep til 8. It’s been glorious.
So try to add a little distance if you can, in the sleeping arrangements. One humble recommendation.
Something that gets overlooked a lot of time in both podcasts' discussions - some people just prefer consoles to PC. I can afford a quality PC, I know how to use them, I just prefer the simplicity of the console. As I get older I have less time to dedicate to gaming, and I have other hobbies. So any time spent trying to maintain the PC's ability to play games, any time spent trying to figure out why a particular game isn't working, isn't worth it for me.
So if you're baffled MS and Sony have sold so many consoles, as Bakalar said, maybe give that idea a look.
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