Any mamas (still) co-sleeping?

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Mamas who still are, how do you keep LO from rolling off the bed? Does it make you nervous? Do you sleep comfortably? Does your SO sleep with you and baby? Does your LO sleep through the night? If not, what does your night look like?We are co-sleeping after first waking again (after trying taking cara babies ABC’s-total fail) or I would literally never sleep. However, our little guy is so active and I’m afraid he is going to roll off the bed or something. Any advice would be appreciated! 
*No judgement please, I have read all the things. I know what the internet says about it. Thank you.

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I've pretty much coslept with him since he was born. I tried to do the basinett and the crib with no luck. We started off sleeping on our couch with our ottoman pushed up and that lasted for 8 weeks and then I slept in our guest bed with him in his portable sleeper. But for the past couple of months hes been sleeping in our bed with us. He usually sleeps in the middle but I spoon him to keep him from getting too close to daddy who doesnt wake as easily as I do. My 7 month old wakes a couple times each night to eat I'm breastfeeding him so I just sit up and feed him and then we both go right back to sleep. Its definitely not how I imagined it would be I never thought I'd co-sleep with my baby but If hes not sleeping with me he doesnt sleep well which means we all dont sleep well so it's been working so far.

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I never cosleep he’s  been in his crib since night one

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Just the baby and I sleep together my husband sleeps on the couch he says the baby would keep him up plus my husband moves a lot. We actually sleep sideways on the bed since it’s a king so we have the headboard on one side pillows above us and down the other side. My son really doesn’t move yet but we will see once he is crawling. He will be 8 months on the 12th and still wakes above every 2 hours. It actually is driving me crazy but I can’t do cry it out. I tried for a nap using Ferber method and after 30 mins gave up

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We used to have her in bed with us which made it easier to bf. My husband slept wit us in bed too. At the time we used a barrier around her to protect her. But even though we have a queen size bed it didn’t Seem big enough ones she started moving around more in her sleep. So we attached her crib to our bed so now she sleeps on her crib and comes to me to eat then back to her crib. Easier to breastfeed and we all sleep well.

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I slept with her in her bassinet that goes on top of the bed, it’s like one of those little portable ones, that way we didn’t risk rolling over on her. 
She sleeps in her crib or with us, honestly just depends on how I’m feeling lol, sometimes I just love cuddling her all night! 
She sleeps inbetween us when she’s on the bed.

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Best rails! But now that baby is crawling I will also probably put the mattress on the floor.

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We’ve been co-sleeping since birth and have kept us as this is what works best for us with ebf. We have a queen sized bed, with her crib joined to the right side (I removed one end of the crib to join it to the bed; to make sure if she was to roll she wouldn’t hurt herself as she is now mobile). Haven’t had issues so far. 
I’ve been a light sleeper since forever so I can’t say baby affects my sleep. Plus I feel we both tend to get better sleep this way. 
I hope you figure out what works for you soon 💖

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I have a queen bed. Baby sleeps in the middle with my husband and I. It works well for us.

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I have a rail on the side I sleep on but baby still sleeps either on my chest or in my arms.  SO sleeps with us usually to start the night or early in the mornings.  Tbh he keeps me awake terribly now because I sleep so lightly with baby.  It’s easier for him to sleep on the couch for part of the night.  I was getting baby to start the night in the crib but he sleeps 1000xs better if he’s just in bed with me.  He’s down to waking about twice a night, around 11pm and 1-2 am-ish.  He doesn’t get up up.  Just nurses and goes right back to sleep.

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We have a queen bed, co sleep with my so as well. She sleeps in my arm I sleep on my side & her head sleeps on the inside of my arm. I’m still ebf so it’s easier for me to pop my boob out at night. On a usual day with no sickness she sleeps 4-5 hours wakes to feed back to sleep in 10 mins sleeps another 2-3 hours feeds back to sleep 10 mins sleeps one hour then up for the day. We sleep on the inside of the bed by the wall. My little doesn’t really move in her sleep & prefers to sleep on her back or side. She still can’t sleep without me which is exhausting & I know a lot of ppl will talk crap but they’re only this small for so long & I will take in all the cuddles while I can. We still practice safe co sleeping I don’t drink & we don’t sleep with heavy blankets & only 2 pillows on the bed.

Any mamas (still) co-sleeping?

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