how do you cosleep after baby can roll??

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Okay, I never wanted to cosleep. I still don't. But if it's the only way I can get my baby to sleep at night and keep me from losing my mind, I'm going to do it. She's 2 and a half months and will start out in her bassinet until she wakes up and the only thing that calms her purple face is being in between my husband and me.
I need to know safe ways of making this happen and since she's near the rolling stage, I need "beyond newborn" solutions.

Again. I don't want to do this, so please don't make me feel worse than I already do.

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I don't have a solution. I just wanted to say, don't feel bad for cosleeping!

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You can buy a side rail for your bed. Me and my husband just have a low profile bed that's the same height as a toddler bed and so we put that on my side. Bonus is that if you don't want to be co-sleeping, every time your baby rolls they'll roll onto their own bed.

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Maybe get her back to sleep and then move her into the bassinet again. Also maybe she's cold?? I do not want to cosleep either so I get how you're feeling.

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You could try getting one of those sleepers that attach to the side of your bed. I'm not sure what they're called. That way baby has her own space & you don't have to worry.

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I have a lulyboo, it's a portable bassinet. What's great is that once they're used to the lulyboo, you can move them in the lulyboo into their cosleeper and then into their crib. I recommend trying to transition before baby is crawling.

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Buy an on bed co sleeper. It keeps baby safe in the middle where you baby prefers. I'm sorry you do not like co sleeping.

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I love cosleeping and have always done so safely. So here's what I did maybe it will help you I put the crib against the wall took off the side rail. Then we have our bed all the up against the crib so it sidecar you can Google for photos. I sleep with baby on the side with crib. Made sure no gaps or anything like that for baby to get caught. I Nurse lying down facing crib.  I now have 3 year old and 7 month old :) never put baby on the open side of a bed obviously.

how do you cosleep after baby can roll??

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