Day time naps

We use a travel cot so we have the option to put it down if we want too (we don’t really though!😂) works well for us x

We just got a Next2Me off Facebook market place as our 16 week old has just outgrown his crib too! We used the one from the pram so have also had to upgrade that to the seat now too. The Next2Me definitely has more room but isn't really as transportable so we've started doing all his naps upstairs in the bedroom, but have found this has helped him go down anyway. The only annoying thing is the advice is for them to sleep in the same room up to 6 months so it does kind of naptrap me in the bedroom

the 6month rule is for overnight sleeping.. daytime naps upstairs with a monitor are fine. Our lg has been going upstairs to nap since she was 8wks old as she’s too nosey downstairs so doesn’t sleep x

I believe the 6 month rule is all naps http://https//www.lullabytrust.org.uk/safer-sleep-advice/room-sharing/

Agreed that the 6 month advice from Lullaby Trust is for all sleep but of course parents should do whatever they are comfortable with

my boys always had a next2me upstairs in our bedroom for nights but naps in the moses downstairs (if he's not on me or out in the pram). Like you I'm not keen on being stuck upstairs until he's 6 months!

We have a day crib in our living room for my 3 month old. Shes a very long girl, grew out her moses basket too early and i still needed her down for naps near me whilst i play with 2 year old

I apologise for giving incorrect guidance. I’ve just always put my babies upstairs to sleep for naps and bedtime once they’ve outgrown the moses basket. We do keep them in our room till at least 6 months though usually longer. I’d never get anything done if they don’t sleep upstairs and they’d never get any sleep. I suppose every parent does what is best for them.

Yeah of course everyone does what is best for them x Tbh my boy doesn't sleep longer than 30 mins in his moses downstairs and generally has to be walked in the pram anyway 😅