Im a single parent with 3 kids, and I just found out Im pregnant. I have a king szed bed, and Ive coslept all of my children till about 3. My 2yo isnt ready to move to her own bed and I doubt she will be when Allen is born. Does anyone have an experience with cosleeping an infant AND a toddler??? :) TY.
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Cosleeping an infant AND a toddler. O.O
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8/15/11 at 4:49pm
My son was 10 months when my daughter was born. Truth to be told, I did move him to his own bed before she came, but that was only because he was SUCH a light sleeper that it actually worked for us. But if I had a king sized bed, I would be fine with sleeping on it. I would probably move it to the floor and sleep with the baby nearer the wall (not enough to squish, obviously) and the toddler on the outside. Or, you could also attempt to put the baby in a co-sleeper attachment OR put toddler into her own bed in your room. You might want to be open to several scenarios so you find out what works best for everyone once everyone is there.Mothering › Forums › Parenting › The Family Bed and Nighttime Parenting › Cosleeping an infant AND a toddler. O.O
