Originally I started co sleeping because my daughter was a horrible sleeper. I was getting up to nurse almost every hour and walking into walls and I wasn't getting any sleep. I was working then and it was nice to feel close to the baby since I had been away all day.
Fast forward to now, she is almost two. A little better with sleeping. We just finished weaning a few weeks ago. She is a cuddle monster. She has to be contacting you somehow while sleeping. This is where the problem has come in. I am not getting any sleep. I can move her a dozen times at night and she still migrates to rest her head on my neck or jam her feet in my back. I am 20 weeks pregnant and really all I want is a good night of sleep!!
I think it might be time to say good by to co sleeping. I was thinking this weekend to take the bed apart and just put her mattress on the floor and lay with her while she falls asleep and then sneak away. Not sure how many times she will wake looking for me... So it could turn into the same delemia as before.....
Anyway have any suggestions to make this a smooth transition?
Fast forward to now, she is almost two. A little better with sleeping. We just finished weaning a few weeks ago. She is a cuddle monster. She has to be contacting you somehow while sleeping. This is where the problem has come in. I am not getting any sleep. I can move her a dozen times at night and she still migrates to rest her head on my neck or jam her feet in my back. I am 20 weeks pregnant and really all I want is a good night of sleep!!
I think it might be time to say good by to co sleeping. I was thinking this weekend to take the bed apart and just put her mattress on the floor and lay with her while she falls asleep and then sneak away. Not sure how many times she will wake looking for me... So it could turn into the same delemia as before.....
Anyway have any suggestions to make this a smooth transition?








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