Anybody got any advice on co-sleeping? I want to try it when she gets here other moms have said that it helps them sleep better.
@firsttimemommy84 that's what I was gonna get
MeganМама сына-младенца
mommaof7Мама четверых детей, беременна
@avjskxo I think I'm going to get a co sleeper where can you get one I have a double bassinet next to my bed and a crib on the other side and my 2 year old sleeps with me too
Alexa Rivera Мама троих детей
I love co sleeping! I've done it with all three of my boys. It really helps puts your worries to ease.. and it's easier for feedings. I've co slept with a co sleeper next to the bed for the early months and then they just transitioned to my bed lol i really believe it helps both mother and baby sleep better. 🙂
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Babygirl knocked out sleep
shut the door? does anyone shut their child's door while they sleep? (if they sleep in their own room)
Co sleeping...yay or nay? Lately Molly hasn't want to sleep in her crib and sleep with us. Which is fine but we do want her to sleep in her crib
Alexa Rivera ·Мама троих детей
@babymomma17, I got mine at babies r us the brand is arms reach.. you can just pull it up to your bed. It has an open design so it's really just an extension to your bed.
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