I can tell you what happens with me.. I moved a chase (but I'm sure a recliner would work too) into my bedroom. when I need to feed her I sit in it with the boppy on my lap. lay her on it in the cradle position. she nurses and I lay my head back.. sometimes I'm there long enough for her to eat and put her in the crib, and sometimes I've been there for as long as 4 hrs.. but I tell you what it's a good 4 hrs of sleep I may not have gotten. just saying.

umm. do you use a boppy?

@wiccanmommy do you mean laying down and nursing? I've tried and he just doesn't not like it.

@delusi0ns, nope no issues. She hops right back on.

I gave my baby a binky the first we and are not having any problems with latching.. Honestly mamma I think it's all up to you... But I say you go for..

that's completely normal at 3 weeks.. have you tried Co sleeping? I thought I was going to die at three weeks, not literally. .. but u was in tears because neither of us slept. it got better though.

@wiccanmommy I kow, but it's to the point where neither of us is getting any sleep.

no, but them wanting to be latched all the time is good for your supply

I gave my first a pacifier in the hospital the day she was born

@kirt any problems with getting her to latch back on correctly?

They wait 6 weeks even for a bottle

My baby is 2 weeks and a couple of days. We had to introduce per to the pacifier already because of the same issue. It's still really early but it's helped me a lot. And it helps her sleep a lot better.