It’s 2 months too early?

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Is 2 months old too early for baby to be sleeping in his own room in his crib? Right now he is in a pack n play with a bassinet insert.
Would the crib mattress be too dangerous this early? I read they need firm surfaces but I don’t know how firm? We have the appropriate mattress for his crib

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Crib mattress is firm enough even at that age. They do recommend baby in your room for 6-12m to reduce the risk of sids. But lots of people out baby in their room that early (or earlier)

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My son slept in a cot from birth in his own room

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We had to move our son to his own room and crib super early. He was almost 4 weeks old. No one, including him, was sleeping. 
He’s now 8 months and falls asleep on his own and prefers the crib to our arms or anything by else.

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We did 2 months with both of our sons in a bassinet in our room. Then I was ready to put them in a crib in their own room. I found the earlier you can do it the easier it will be. My first son I transitioned at 2 months, my second was at 3 months (he was a bit trickier with sleep). I found that everyone sleeps better in their own room.

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I transitioned both my kids at 2 months to their cribs and to be honest they both slept a lot better in that than the pack and play.

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My daughter slept in her own crib in her own room since we brought her home from the hospital.

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It’s fine. Take a minute to look at your mattress. I had no idea one side was firmer for babies and the other side is softer for toddlers.

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Not to early! My daughter hated her bassinet so we moved her to the crib the second night home. We brought the crib in our room and she stayed in our room for the first year :) it really is what works for you!

It’s 2 months too early?

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