Heartbroken after moving baby to crib

My little girl has been rolling back to belly in her sleep or shoving her face in the side of her bassinet, so the doctor told us we need to move her to a pack and play or crib. Unfortunately, due to our room size, neither of those fit, but the doctor said it's more of a risk to leave her in the bassinet at this point than her sleeping in her own room. We just made the transition tonight, and my mama heart is so sad. I guess I'm not really here to ask for advice, only to vent. She's growing so fast, and I wish time would move slower.

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I definitely understand you ❤️

Here in the U.K. they advise against babies in their own room this young but understand your situation. It’s such a tough one but hopefully the transition will go well and it will be 2nd nature soon

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I'm in the same boat! I even thought about getting a mini crib to keep him in our room a bit longer, but there's just no way that makes sense when I'd probably be moving him in a couple more months anyway. I'm really freaked out about it though : (

I get it mama! I just transitioned my baby to a crib yesterday & Im literally up every hour with one eye open to check my baby monitor!! 🥹😢

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