Sentences with phrase «started cosleeping»

I finally just started cosleeping with him on a bed on the floor in his room every night, and I love the arrangement, but your post has me wondering if this would help him to sleep for longer stretches at night.

Since he started cosleeping we would still put him in the crib on occasion.

For this reason I started cosleeping, with two older children in school this was the only way I could get some sleep.

A week after the feeding change, I moved out of their room (I had started cosleeping when left NICU because breastfeeding twins that way was less exhausting) and as I realised that they were eating little at night I also I dropped the night feedings, by watering down in 3 days.

Not exact matches

(If I remember correctly, discouraging cosleeping — a topic for another blog — started in Great Britain?).

Neither I nor my toddler is ready to stop cosleeping yet, so a few days ago my hubby started sketching and measuring and pulling out stacks of wood he'd saved from other building projects, and the next thing I knew I had a custom cosleeper sidecar for our toddler!

We started off cosleeping with our newborn in a bassinet on the headboard (it is a very wide headboard!).

we had planned on cosleeping using a sidecar arrangement but after a week of putting my son in the cosleeper to start the night and ending up with him in the bed with us we just keep him with us from the start.

As it happens, we discovered that our baby needs to cosleep, and once we started doing this (around six weeks) everyone started sleeping a lot better.

Still, my mom breastfed her kids past six months in the eighties and did natural childbirth, so when I am practicing extended nursing, cosleeping and baby wearing, I feel like I am just taking the next steps down a path she started on, and that helps, even when she doesn't understand why I would choose to nurse past age 2.

One more thing before we get started: you can start doing this homework for children of any age (minus the lovey) and for almost any method you use, even some cosleeping lifestyles.

I'm happy to cosleep during and to roll with it as best I can but I am afraid of setting bad habits and not really knowing when to stop «rolling with it» and start sleep training because the regression should have ended.

We had a crib and it was totally unnecessary for us (we never planned to cosleep, but that's what happened and we never needed the crib, even when DS started sleeping in his own room we just put him on the toddler mattress on the floor).

I made the deliberate decision to cosleep when he started to experience separation anxiety around 6 months and I was getting out of bed to resettle him every couple of hours (before this he would wake twice a night which was fine).