Co sleeping
When is it normal to stop co-sleeping. At wat age can I quit? My baby is 6months old since his 4 months he has began co-sleeping because he gave us very roughly nights at that age. Now I really want him to sleep in his crib just so I can sleep better and more confortable but when I lay him in his crib he sleep maybe 1hour and wakes up and if I want to put him back in the crib he only cries and the only way to calm him is putting him next to me in bed or have him on the breast or in arms. He doesnt like the pacifier and I really dont know for how long co-sleeping is good or when it is normal to stop.
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you can stop co sleeping whenever it no longer works for you. it will be an adjustment for your baby so if you truly want to get him used to independent sleep you may have to stick with it for a while! try soothing him whilst he's in the cot. babies naturally want to be close to us as it's where they feel safest so he's probably used to co sleeping with you unfortunately, so you may need to just stick to practicing in the cot.
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