Not exact matches
She
nurses mainly at night, and it will be a sad, sad day when I can't
cuddle her
up to me and experience that closeness.
now we
cuddle up watch a movie on a saturday when he is napping with some takeout after i have
nursed him
to his nap.
I don't
nurse her in public because I feel uncomfortable
to do so... it's more because its such a relaxing and special time for us it's best done
cuddled up on the couch!
When you said, «as AP as you can get without bedsharing» I felt that described us - I still get
up whenever he wakes and bring him
to our family bed
to nurse, calm, and
cuddle, but he does the majority of his best sleeping on his own.
I instead have been attempting the cry in my arms (before I even read the article you just sent:)-RRB-,
cuddles,
nursing sitting
up rather than laying down, or just plain rocking, then once DS falls alseep he's gently placed in his cot at the foot of our bed
to peacefully sleep for at least the first half of the night.
I tried not
to co-sleep with my colicky child for the first 3 months — but he refused
to sleep unless he was
cuddled up against me and / or
nursing — and finally just gave in.
As an infant, it was easy
to let your little one
nurse or give her a bottle and a
cuddle when she woke
up in the middle of the night.
At the end of the day, when you might cozy
up with your young child in bed and snuggle — when your child might reach for a thumb
to suckle, or the frayed end of a blanket
to cuddle with or suck on — these children might
nurse a bit.
I work the late shift at my job and I don't get home till 10 or 11 sometimes, the best part of my day is
to cuddle up with my little boy and watch him sleeping and
nursing and knowing that he feels safe and secure now that mommy is home.
Once he came along she wanted
to nurse 24/7 I tried tandem
nursing thinking as a single mom it would be the best and easiest a route for me, but it was a disaster, I had such a hard time trying
to feed my newborn with her latched on, and I was still experiencing aversion... It made me sad that I was hiding from her when it came time
to feed the baby, but now she'll crawl
up on my lap and just
cuddle with us while I
nurse.
If they wake
up entirely it's easy
to see and explain that it's night and still time
to sleep (and come
cuddle /
nurse depending on which one wakes).
Often this is easier
to use with a slightly older kid, but even with our 18 month - old, we were able
to convey the idea that, when the light turns green, Mommy and Daddy will joyfully accept that it is time
to get
up and
cuddle /
nurse / etc.
My baby sleeps later than my toddler in the mornings, so after she's
nursed for a while, we «hide out» under the blankets in bed,
cuddling together, whispering
to each other so as not
to wake our little sister
up.
My current addiction is watching back
to back episodes of Scandal on Netflix while
cuddle up in my bed with a
nursing baby next
to me.
As soon as you begin taking away
nursing or bottle - feeding sessions from your child's daily routine, make sure you supplement these times with more
cuddling and closeness
to make
up for the lack of physical contact.
I actually enjoy
nursing as much as my 14 month old daughter does, and so, even though some people advise me that it's high time I stopped, I am reluctant.
To me, nothing is more relaxing than
to get off a hectic day at work, pick
up baby from daycare, go home,
cuddle up and
nurse.
So I simply reduced access at night — he could still
nurse to sleep, and he
nursed cuddled up in the morning, but we didn't
nurse so much if he woke during the night.
Therapy dogs visit
nursing homes and hospitals
to cheer
up residents and give them a warm body
to pet and
cuddle.