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Is it bad that DD can't fall asleep unless she's cuddled? I have no intentions on changing this but my SO gets mad…

Is it bad that DD can't fall asleep unless she's cuddled? I have no intentions on changing this but my SO gets mad because she can't fall asleep by herself. Only by cuddles or a car ride. How will this effect her later? And any tips to help her sleep by herself? SO let's her cry it out for like ten minutes before he does anything and it breaks my heart to let her think we're not there for her every need.

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mamiforlife

EvaМама дочки-младенца

Tbh I didn't start letting my daughter sleep by herself until 2 months ago and I let her cry it out for a little then I go comfort her etc.and put her back to bed and even now she still finds her way in our bed some nights. Just do what the most comfortable for you and your baby and as she gets older you'll find ways to teach her to sleep on her own😊

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anbelle_00

LoveLove, Mrs.M🎀Мама сына-младенца

Hun..don't ever think that's a bad thing to do for your "only a month old" baby. Matter of fact, that's the best thing you can do. Your baby needs your body warmth because that's what it's like for her 9 months back. And don't worry about her getting use to it. But slowly, when you can, try putting her down crib or swing once she fell asleep..even if she wakes up, just do it over again..and soon you won't have a hard time putting her down. Just be patient and don't worry. That's normal. All babies are cuddly🤗

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elenalee

Elena LeeМама двоих (1 год, 3 года), ждёт третьего

It's not bad at all... it's completely normal and should be expected for a baby that young. She is way to young for cry it out! Trust your gut momma, if it feels wrong, it probably is. I think of it like this... your baby was literally a part of your body and then all of a sudden is separated from you. I imagine this is quite traumatic and this is why newborns are so attached to you and need that security of being held constantly. It's all they know, your sound, your warmth, your feel. It takes time and maturity for them to learn to feel safe apart from you. Daddy needs to be patient with her and realize she will learn to go to sleep on her own when she is ready, but for now, she just needs to feel secure:)

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