Cot

My baby was having terrible sleep in his next to me, put him in his cot in his own room and sleep seems better, he loves his room so much! I ended up sleeping on a mattress in his room as i know hes too young at 3 weeks old! But he likes the space of his own bed! He started out great in his next to me but he is a big boy and already half way up the matressšŸ¤£šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø
Has anyone elses baby prefered their cot to their next too me crib? I cant sleep in his floor until hed 6 months old!

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My first was a bit like this but I persisted with the next to me as I wanted to sleep next to him for 6 months. He got used to it and now loves his own room still at age 2. A few times I’ve tried to just put him in with me in bad nights and he won’t have any of it, just asks to go back to his cot. It definitely makes life easier once they get to the point of being in their own room. We did do naps in there too from about 3 months which he liked

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I mean, you totally can sleep on a mattress on his floor until he's six months! If this is how everyone is going to get the best sleep there is absolutely nothing wrong with this set up ā™„ļø just make sure you lift the mattress to air the underneath regularly

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