You always hear to sleep when baby sleeps.. Right? Well, who struggles to sleep when baby is…

Haha. I've never slept when he sleeps. I think it's a lie! lol. Theres too much that needs to be done during the day when they're finally napping. Plus for me I can't just go to sleep in the middle of the day and if I do by the time I'm falling asleep he's waking up. You just get use to being a mombie. lol

1 I am the same way.. If I try to sleep he needs me right away.... So when do you sleep how do you sleep?-

Do you breastfeed??@jacesterlingsmommy

every time I tried to sleep when she did she'd wake up 😑😐 I stopped trying around 2 months lol

It's a rare and beautiful thing when I actually get to nap while she naps lol. usually when I'm tired enough to nap, she conveniently won't want to sleep, and then when she's finally asleep I'm past the point of exhaustion and I have energy again (weird, I know) so I just stay up. I'd like to say I actually get stuff done while she naps,but it would be a lie. I usually just chill on the couch.

@heavenwings, I sleep at night. He just started getting into a schedule of some sort. He usually goes to be at 830/930pm. So my best option is to go to bed then to get the most sleep. He will be asleep for the longest time the first time he falls asleep and usually gets back up about 2/3am to eat again. Only recently did he start sleeping longer. He use to be up every 2 hours like clockwork. Theres times I get up with him and just do everything with my eyes closed lol. Thankfully he's really good about going back to bed after his diaper change and bottle. I did breastfeed in the beginning but he is now lactose intolerant so I don't anymore. When I did though I'd fall asleep trying to nurse him. I even tried the whole laying on my side and nursing but it wasn't for me unfortunately. Also thankfully on days my boyfriend is off during the week he will take him when he wakes up in the morning (an where from 6-8am) and I get to sleep in as long as I want. It's still exhausting but it gets better and you get used to it. The first month was the absolute hardest.