Oooh. EBF Babies are the hardest to co sleep break I heard. My son was breastfed for a couple weeks then formula fed. You might just have to wait it out
I agree, you'll have to break him out of it. But do so whenever you are ready and up for the task. I did so at 13 months. I moved her straight to a toddler bed though.
Not at all. The younger, the better actually. Many get their babies to sleep in their crib from day one. The longer you wait, the harder it is to break a habit. Co-sleeping isn't bad and I loved it, but when you're ready, I'd suggest looking up some sleep training methods. ❤️
Delia·
Мама сына (1 год), беременна (19 нед.)
You have to break him out of it.
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how @andrewsmommy he is EBF and he doesn't like his crib
Delia·
Мама сына (1 год), беременна (19 нед.)
Oooh. EBF Babies are the hardest to co sleep break I heard. My son was breastfed for a couple weeks then formula fed. You might just have to wait it out
Brea·
I agree, you'll have to break him out of it. But do so whenever you are ready and up for the task. I did so at 13 months. I moved her straight to a toddler bed though.
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@breloya, He is only 6 months old is this too young ?
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@adensmommy, yes he does he even turns side ways and I get his feet and hubby gets his head
Brea·
Not at all. The younger, the better actually. Many get their babies to sleep in their crib from day one. The longer you wait, the harder it is to break a habit. Co-sleeping isn't bad and I loved it, but when you're ready, I'd suggest looking up some sleep training methods. ❤️
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Good to know @breloya thinking maybe when he is 10 months old