Noisy Sleepers 🫩

Any fellow FTMs struggling to sleep because their baby is SO noisy?

My little one grunts, squirms, squeaks, and makes all sorts of sounds all night long if he is in his next to me. It’s keeping me awake! I will just be settling down and he will make a loud grunt and I’m wide awake again, the only way I’m getting sleep is if he sleeps on my chest because then he doesn’t make a sound!

How do you manage to sleep through the newborn noises? Any tips or reassurance appreciated! 💕

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Is so hard to sleep with a baby doing all the noises, you're in alert mode all the time.
I am first time mum what I did it was move him to my bed but not on the top and the noises stopped, on my side.I needed to sleep so I have accepted that.
Now he is 15 weeks and start to wake up and wants to be on my chest exactly where he is now but I can not sleep like this,, he will go next to me.

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