Advice

5m and sleep trained at the same time . X

19m and no plan to yet looool. 6 months is the absolute minimum for SIDS reduction but 12 is recommended by a lot of other organisations.

I think a year

9m for us & it worked out great x

What are you doing to make yours a heavy sleeper at night? During the day if they nap, are you putting them in front of a loud TV / radio, washing up and hoovering around them? You need to be loud during the day, so they learn to sleep through any noises at night, from the day they are born. Mine is still in my room at 21 months 🤣 but she sleeps through and so do I, so it's no biggy. A kid from my town died of SIDS, so I think that's probably why I've kept her longer than most, to make sure I'd hear any struggles

3 weeks. I wasn’t getting ANY sleep. He was a very grunty loud baby and I was losing it. So my husband just put him in the cot for bed one night and I cried because I felt like I was abandoning him, and then we both slept that night lol so he’s been there ever since.

Recommended is 6 months but it’s a choice.
I didn’t move my first to his own room till he was 2.
Currently co-sleeping with my 6 month old and won’t move her too till around 2.

I don’t wake them up when I go in the room. More my toddler wakes his sister if he wanders in at night.

6 months and had co slept for the first 9 months. - I’d bring her into me after midnight so she’d get used to being in her room for a bit.
Then she’d sleep in there all night so from July - December
Then she hit 15 months and sleep went to 💩 again and we part co sleep 😂 I don’t think she’ll ever leave me haha

My son wasn't ready until he was around 10/11 months and still wouldn't last the whole night. But it's really personal on how you and your baby sleeps etc

We planned around 6m but it was winter time and she kept getting sick so it made me nervous! Think we eventually moved her at 8 months and she's been fine. She sleeps through unless she's teething or unwell.