Where is baby sleeping when born? Will their crib, bassinet, or pack n play be

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my baby bed and belongings will be in my room. i love to just wake up get him out of his bed which will be next to mines and nurse and have pampers n wipes handy. lol Curious as to what you alll will be doing?

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It’s recommended to room share a min of 6 months- it’s what’s best for baby! We will room share about a year I think

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Definitely keeping her in our room, same as first baby. It also reduces the chances of SIDs to keep them close like that. Overall it's a much better idea and makes those first few weeks so much easier.

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My kids are usually in my room until 2 months old and we switch to a crib. I use the co sleeper that attaches to the bed. I’ll put his changing pad on my dresser. As I intend on nursing he may stay in the room with me longer than my other kids.

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I kept my daughter on my room for about 2 months and plan to do the same this time around

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My girl is going straight to her crib in her own room. It’s a few steps from our bedroom and I can literally see the crib from my room. My husband and I are both shift workers (military) and work crazy hours, don’t want to wake her in the middle of the night when we are coming and going and getting ready. Plus I just want her to be use to her own bed in her own room from the beginning. The rocking chair and all her things are in her room. We have a pack n play for downstairs so if I ever feel the need to room share I can always put it in our room ❤️

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With my first he was fully transitioned into sleeping throughout the night in his crib at 6 months. I had him in a bassinet in my room until then, but for naps, a laid him in his crib

Where is baby sleeping when born? Will their crib, bassinet, or pack n play be

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