past two nights we been home babe has only wanted to CO sleep and I'm so OK with that 😊 he gets fussy more when we put him in the bassinet, plus I sleep better knowing he's safe in my arms
pinkfulskiesМама сына-младенца
I know that feeling! I use to put my son's basinet on the bed beside me at first.
Its normal pretty soon everything will come so naturally to you. make sure your family and friends relive you for breaks though. you'll need it from time to time
kassМама сына-младенца
yeah I'll probably do that till I feel more comfortable... cause when he's not with me I can barely sleep unless someone else is awake with him
pinkfulskiesМама сына-младенца
that's OK. I was co sleeping with Connor for a good month until I noticed he started moving a lot in his sleep. it freaked me out lol
Co sleeping...yay or nay? Lately Molly hasn't want to sleep in her crib and sleep with us. Which is fine but we do want her to sleep in her crib
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As we laid our precious baby boy down to sleep, our hearts ached. We still have questions and don't understand why this happened to our sweet innocent baby boy. What we do know is one thing. We are LOVED! God has surrounded us with gentle hands of comfort to help us get through such a hard time in our lives. We couldn't be anymore grateful for the friends and family we have. Baby Dakota is safe and sound in the arms of our Heavenly Father. He had a purpose so great that we can't even begin wrap our heads around it. My husband and I are just so thankful for the love and support. 8.4.15 💙
Trigger. Our precious boy Last night, December 8th, 2015, at 9:58pm, our sweet precious baby boy was born sleeping. We spent 5 wonderful hours with him: holding him, talking to him, singing to him, mourning him, praying for him, and weeping over him.
kass·Мама сына-младенца
yeah my fiance's Mom is here now @pinkfulskies
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