i co slept with my first one until she fell asleep then put her in her bed to sleep but with my second one i am having whats called a co sleeper its kind of like a little bed for them but you sit it right next to your bed so they are right there when you wake up or they wake up plus its really nice

@not.that.basic, actually its not the cosleeping that causes SIDS. kids that are sleeping alone are more likely to suffer from SIDS than co sleepers.

I coslept with my munchkin because it was so much easier when breastfeeding but it also caused her to still wake up every 2 hrs until 7 months. when I put her in her own bed she stopped waking up as much and it was actually a very easy transition, she fought me the first 2 night but the 3rd night she went straight in her crib without a fuss

Co sleeping is dangerous and can cause SIDS.

I will never Co sleep with my kids cause I'm afraid since I toss and turn at night I'd hurt them.

I wouldn't because my husband moves around so much. My mom did with my little brother and he started sleeping alone when he turned 7 and that too my mom forced him

I love cuddling with my son but I don't like sleeping with kids so he went from bassinet to crib, I breastfed and I would still get up and put him back in his own bed, and I'll do the same for this baby

plus we are having twins so that just will be pure torture

but I do not think I'll be doing it this time around but I'm not sure.

I do not plan to go sleep at all! And you just never know when they will start rolling. I believe co sleeping is dangerous. @prettiladi_shan

I slept with my son for the first few months of his life and after like 3.5 months I moved him to his crib and he took the move amazingly I thought it was gonna be harder but it wasn't hard at all.

I will not be co sleeping. 😁 don't feel bad. It's not for everyone. It does not make you less of a mother. Just know that😌😉

lol I don't want to either, for that reason and because my s.o. doesn't wake up when he rolls over in bed. he would squish her! 😵