Co-sleeping and a glass of wine?

So this post I know might be a one where you will judge me, but hey I am only human.

I haven’t had any alcohol since before I was pregnant. I’m co- sleeping my 9 month old and I am quite anxious to put her in any risk.

The weather is so nice and I really fancy a nice cold glass white wine on the terrace.

I know the advice is not to drink anything and co - sleep. But my baby is good at letting me know when she is unhappy.

But what is your thoughts?

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You’re fine to have a glass if you’re planning on not going to bed right away, maybe wait at least a few hours.

Also, if you’ve not had any alcohol in 9 months keep in mind one glass may likely affect you differently than pre-pregnancy. Maybe start with like half a glass and see how your body responds then go up to a full glass next time if it seems fine.

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I would probably have the glass early on in the evening especially as you haven’t drunk in so long.

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I agree. First glass will hit you hard so if you want to be careful have it earlier or less, with some nibbles 😉

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From what I've read, the research indicates that alcohol will put you in a deeper sleep, and therefore might take longer to wake/realise if something was wrong. I personally wouldn't risk it

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I would say, as long as its not close to bedtime it'll be fine. During the day would be okay i would think

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There are pretty good alcohol free options now - could do that for the enjoyment and then risk free for bedtime ☺️

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Co-sleeping and a glass of wine?

So this post I know might be a one where you will judge me, but hey I am only human.

I haven’t had any alcohol since before I was pregnant. I’m co- sleeping my 9 month old and I am quite anxious to put her in any risk.

The weather is so nice and I really fancy a nice cold glass white wine on the terrace.

I know the advice is not to drink anything and co - sleep. But my baby is good at letting me know when she is unhappy.

But what is your thoughts?

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