Are you going to practice breastsleeping?

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In a nutshell, Breatsleeping is when you cosleep in a safe environment for the baby. It allows the baby to feed while you and your baby sleep. There is reasearch that suggest this helps the baby, your milk supply, and connection.. Plus, more sleep for the both of you. I did some research on it and I was thinking about doing this. Of course I will follow all the safety requirements.

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From my experience this was the only way for my daughter n I both to get some well deserved rest so I will be practicing this method with my next child as well

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If you're breastfeeding and bedsharing, it's pretty impossible NOT to do this. We breastfeed, but don't bedshare. If baby wakes up, I get up and feed her and then put us both back to sleep- me in my bed and her in her rock n play.

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I co-slept and breastfed but it was always too hard for me to fall back asleep while baby was nursing. But at least I didn't have to get up so it was easier to get back to sleep once he would finish. I would recommend it. Before I had him I thought it wasn't safe but once he was here I couldn't believe I could rest but still be hyper aware of where he was in the bed and was always able to keep good space and covers away from his face. Mom skills lol

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I'd have loved to have done this but I was terrified of suffocating him. This happened to someone I know and I just couldn't take the risk. It felt too close to home and like it was a warning.

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I won't bedshare but baby will sleep in a cradle beside my bed until they outgrow it. I'm not sure if this is what you mean but that's my plan.

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I started doing this two plus weeks ago regularly. I usually don't bring him into bed with us until he wakes up at his 2-3am feeding. It has saved me. There have been one or two nights during a growth spurt he's been in bed with us the whole night. I enjoy it and so does my husband. We're just afraid what will happen when we try to move him into his own room.

Currently his main sleeping arrangement is in a bassinet in our room. He takes his afternoon nap in his room in a crib. And then from 3-7am he's in our bed. Sometime well snooze again till 9-10. Just depends.

Any pointers on how to transition from bed sharing to  their crib in separate room?  I plan on doing it at 6 mons when recommended. He's not even 2 months yet.

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I haven't heard of this before but I have bought a co-sleeper crib, The Chicco next2me.

Are you going to practice breastsleeping?

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