Stupid question!?!?!

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So my kids have always slept in the bed with us! I am considering put the baby in a crib/bassinet at night, but how are you mommies getting sleep? 
I feel like you have to take baby out of the crib. 
Sit and feed
Put baby back in 
It takes me 30 minutes -1 hour to fall asleep 
Maybe a 1 hour of sleep before baby wakes again 
Both of our kids woke up at least 6 times a night. 
How do you make this work? I know it sounds silly.

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You just do it. Im on the other end of the spectrum. I dont understand how moms get sleep bedsharing 😂

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I didn’t even have my son in my room at all! Way too many noises. I put him right in his own room in his own crib. It was heaven lol. He woke up 4 times a night (9,12,3,6). I don’t know how everyone else does it for months and months. When we travel he is in the room with us and I don’t sleep at all 😳 
You just find what works for you of course. I’m due with twins in the summer and they most definitely will not be in my room either lol.

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With my first, we put her in her crib at night right away, but had our guest bed set up in her room and slept there until she had gained enough that we could cut back on night feedings. She was always a great sleeper so I had to wake her for feedings. I would often get her and feed her propped up in bed and then set have my husband put her back to bed so I could go right back to sleep😂 with this one I plan to have a bassinet in our room for a while so this one isn’t keeping my daughter up at night as much, but I have never been able to sleep with a baby in bed because my anxiety brings their worst to my brain😆

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We kept our daughter in a co-sleeper bassinet next to our bed for the first 3 months until she started sleeping through the night. In the first few weeks my husband would change her while I went to the bathroom, and then I’d feed her, put her back down once she was asleep, and I’d get a few hours of sleep. After a few weeks we started comforting her in the bassinet when she woke so we could gradually lengthen her times between feeds. So I didn’t get much sleep for the first three months but since then I’ve had uninterrupted full nights of sleep so it was worth it!

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I got up, pulled her out of the crib, changed her fed her, put her back to bed. You have to wake up to change baby anyways. You can't dream-change.
It helped everyone to sleep better. My husband needs to sleep as his job can be dangerous. By the time I was going back to work, she was mostly sleeping through. Us going to bed later than her didn't wake her. Dog rolling over, anyone snoring, etc didn't wake baby.

Stupid question!?!?!

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