Sentences with phrase «in bed and»

Don't just put them in bed and leave the room.

Some days I love my job and am on top of the world, and some days I want to hide in bed and call in sick because I just don't feel like I can cope.

I need my space in bed and I really didn't like having a body next to me.

The Sleep Zzz Bedtime Pillow encourages kids 3 and older to stay in bed and offers a comforting design to cuddle with.

OK, the kids are in bed and my hubby is out of town... Time to get partying!

Even after today, when there were more hectic moments than calm moments, when I am so glad the big kids are off in bed and I'm nursing the baby while I write, I still feel thankful and I still feel happy.

You probably won't feel like doing much anyway but try and stay in bed and sleep throughout the day and night.

That first night, as I followed the sleep routine, I told him that mommy was gonna put him in the bed and leave, that I would be right outside in the den and that I loved him, but that it was time for bed and that he needed to sleep alone.

If a toddler is struggling to sleep on his own, tell him that he needs to stay in his bed and sleep.

Not full on co-sleeping, I know, but still something I never set out to do... but man, if I didn't let this happen, he wouldn't go back to sleep and I'd be constantly exhausted (not that I really LET this happen... he usually just appears in our bed and we realize it when he's way too comfy and sleepy to do anything about it).

It's also common for toddlers to stop staying in bed and falling asleep much later, trying to tell you, «I'm not tired!»

She was waking every other hour in our bed and spinning around in circles, keeping everyone awake.

In short, if your baby is sleeping in your bed and you are breastfeeding, you're breastsleeping.

A friend of mine was touring with her daughter's father while she was six months pregnant, and he would whine so much about his back hurting that he ended up sleeping in the bed and she ended up sleeping on the floor.

You can either lie down on your bed or sit up in your bed and offer physical and verbal reassurance until she can put herself to sleep, picking her up, of course, if she gets hysterical, calming her and putting her back down.

You can lay in bed and let your twin lay beside you, parallel to your body.

(And part of our crib transitioning with Ike still sometimes includes Jason getting up to fetch and retrieve the baby, while I stay in bed and nurse lying down.)

He didn't want to stay in bed and I was adamant about him falling asleep in his «big boy bed.»

This was no end - all transition, she still spent many mornings in my bed and there's those sleepless teething nights but now at 16 months she confidently prefers to go to sleep on her own, in her own bed.

Benjamin was sleeping when Josiah was born, and when he woke up this morning, I was in the bed and I asked him where my baby is.

When I put him down in the afternoon I do the same routine, and he appears tired, but I put him in bed and he starts to babble.

So one night, around 2 am, I laid down with him beside me in the bed and, finally, we both slept for 3 consecutive hours.

I didn't even try to carry the baby before then, either, because I felt that bad, and instead just kept him near me in the bed and had Tim change all the diapers.

During his early months, baby K slept in bed with me most of the time, simply because he wouldn't fall asleep in his bed and I was tired.

All four of our children were parented in this way, and I want to reassure parents who look at that little one asleep in their bed and wonder if they are spoiling him.

While I would never cosleep as a family because to be honest, we just wouldn't fit in our bed and I move all over like a crazy person when I sleep, I know familes who DO choose to cosleep get a lot of crap for it.

During pregnancy, women often find themselves wresting in bed and trying to get comfortable before falling asleep.

CHRISTINE STEWART FITZGERALD: We had a system where my husband you know, if you heard the baby storing, he would get up, he would diaper them and then he bring one to me because I wasn't really doing tandem nursing at night but he'd bring one to me and then I'd kind of do the sideline thing, nursing her in bed and then, after that, she was done then we just switch and he'd you know, put that one down, get the other one.

When my babies were newborn through several months, they slept in our bed and nursed as needed during the night with very minimal disruption to our sleep.

When I met Elizabeth, Chloe was sleeping in my bed and waking every 30 — 45 minutes to nurse.

Then one night, I was feeding my son in bed and he fell asleep in my arms.

Right now my daughter nurses around 8:15 / 8:30 pm and in bed and asleep by 9:30 (with a few times of shhhhing and patting) and then wakes around 1:30 / 2:30 am and then not again until around 6:30 am.

He struggles to get to sleep unless I'm laying in bed and nursing him to sleep.

I have a couple of pillows in the bed and these are mostly for me when I come in to nurse her.

She tried to smell my boob while I nursed in bed and I hollered at her and she jumped off the bed and ta - da!

This may help a child who tends to get in bed and declare he is «hungry.»

Your child may sit up in the bed and he does certain movements like rubbing his eye or fumbling with clothes repeatedly.

There will be times when mom will just want to stay in bed and laze around all day.

The excuses for his visit are unimportant, because he knows I've got the cure for what ails him: approximately 93 percent of the space in my bed and all of the covers.

Also lodged in our bed and bedding is dust, dust mite feces, dead dust mites, pet dander, dust, pollen, and even mold.

And I was in my bed and my husband is behind me and I was in that laid back really comfortable position and we just stayed like that and it's really nice just to have that.

The pregnancy pillow that I've used every night since I was 20 weeks pregnant has been the best option to wrap around myself while sitting in bed and I don't tend to need additional props to battle fatigue.

I found sitting up in bed and trying to lean over my baby the most painful.

With a specific routine, your child will understand that it is bedtime and he is supposed to stay in bed and go to sleep.

I had a vision of them as toddlers cuddling together in a bed and it about melted me into a puddle of mommy tears.

I honestly only shower at night after they are for sure in bed and staying in bed because otherwise, I would never get to shower.

The baby still sleeps with us in the bed and he is as happy as he can be.

The child sits up in bed and screams, appearing awake but is confused, disoriented, and unresponsive to stimuli.

The SNS was not fun, I'm not going to lie — I had to nurse in one specific room with a table in front of me where I could set up the little tube with formula — SO not the cuddly, comfortable kind of nursing I'd been doing in bed and around the house before then.

We started with a milk bottle in bed and once he was sleeping better, switched to milk, brush teeth, and water to bed.