It's extra snuggly
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Dd was old enough that once ds was past the tiny newborn stage, I didn't really worry much.
-Angela
Dd was old enough that once ds was past the tiny newborn stage, I didn't really worry much.
-Angela
2 or more kids in the bed...
how does your co-sleeping look with 2? our son will be 2.5 when the new baby gets here and he starts off in his own bed and then comes in with us when ever he wakes up, when the new baby gets here of course she'll be in with us so how does everyone fit? we have a king size bed, but we also have a co-sleeper mini, so once ds gets in bed with us should i but dd in the co-sleeper or ??
thanks for tips/suggestions in advance
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thanks for tips/suggestions in advance
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is it safer to have
LO parent parent LO or LO parent LO parent
i dont think DS will be old enough to be next to DD he sleeps kind of wildly
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anyway...
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LO parent parent LO or LO parent LO parent
i dont think DS will be old enough to be next to DD he sleeps kind of wildly
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It just depends on the children and parents, either one is safe. It is extra snuggly like Angela said. We've also spilt off into separate mattresses within the same room before so each parent has one child.
Originally Posted by triplembride is it safer to have LO parent parent LO or LO parent LO parent |
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dd was a little past 2 when ds arrived. We didn't all sleep together. Dh had dd and I had ds in another room - ds kept them up with the frequent feedings and diaper changing- no brainer there. Every once in awhile I'd try sleeping with dh and dd (I missed their nighttime company!) but we all slept horribly. I think ds was around 2.5 months when we slept all together. P, LO and then ds and I switching sides a million times in the night
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. We have a queen= cozy
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(king... 10 days!
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If I had the kids alone I would let dd sleep in the middle with me and ds on the inside.
If I had the kids alone I would let dd sleep in the middle with me and ds on the inside.
As for having the parent alone with the new babe and the 2.5 year old just put them on opposite sides of you with the oldest one in the middle of the bed. Then you can take the newborn and switch to your toddlers other side when the baby needs to nurse on the other side. Then babe will never be next to the toddler.
example-
baby_mom_toddler__________
__________toddler_mom_baby
good luck
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example-
baby_mom_toddler__________
__________toddler_mom_baby
good luck
I seperate my 2 and a half year old from my infant because she sleeps very wildly... her legs are everywhere and she kicks me on a regular basis so I want to "protect" the infant from his crazy sister.
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Just like other poster suggested, a child on each side. Once they aren't babies then I have no problems with my children sleeping next to each other.
Originally Posted by EdnaMarie What if the parent is alone with a 2.5 year old and a newborn? Any tips? |
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