@jjsmommyjj711, I'm sure it is, but blessings are never without challenges right 😁 I'm still early on just moving to 2nd trimester, but I'm excited and in love as much as I'm preparing for the load of responsibility and work!

it's bad lol he he's such a mommy's boy and always is on the boob but it's worth it to feel them breathing beside you instead of wondering if they are and waking them up to check @miicat

@jjsmommyjj711, There's that aspect, too! Easier, safer and more important bonding. It just makes sense to me, to have your baby close when sleeping. I'm happy for your cuddly little love monster 😁

@miicat, it's so much easier then waking up and having to get up and feed my son then put him back in his bed just to do it x amount of times ...the only down fall is my son is a super cuddle monster who gives me the edge to sleep on but that's motherhood lol

I am definitely going to co-sleep, breastfeeding moms have instincts to know their babies needs and their location. I find it absurd to make a newborn sleep alone right after being in such close contact to the mother in the belly for 9 months.

You'll have a hard time getting them to sleep alone, after awhile but its great to bond

true jj has been Co sleeping with me since birth because I breastfeed

big risk for them to suffocate