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Co-sleeping parents, when did your LO start sleeping through the night?

Co-sleeping parents, when did your LO start sleeping through the night?

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momtoryan

jennie pipitone

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Yeah my son will sleep pretty much till like 5 and wake to nurse. So I guess we're doing okay!

lindseebee

lindseebee

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My oldest hates going to bed but once she's asleep she stays asleep. She started sleeping they the night around 1 1/2 or 2 and my youngest still wakes up once, twice even three times a night to nurse.

momtoryan

jennie pipitone

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@meagan.cherie, thank you for replying! I hope my babe starts too or eventually will 😝

meagan.cherie

Meagan

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So my youngest is ten months old and sleeps through the night.

My eldest is turning 3 years old in July and she still wakes up several times a night.

It just depends on baby. :(

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