The transfer

I put my shirt from the previous day or night on the side, like drape it on the side wall

I tried everything to get my baby to sleep in his bassinet but would always make grunting noises gave it a few weeks as thought it was just trapped wind or didnt like laying flat, but still ends up waking up a lot during the night. He now sleeps in our bed, safely co-sleeping and he now sleeps through the night, no noises. Will just train him to independent sleeping when he's 4 months

I have to wait 20 mins before transferring after a feed, use a heated blanket to make the bassinet warm and slowly put her down feet, bum then head and slowly take my hands away! It's long but keeps her asleep at least 😂

Not tried it but heard of people putting heat pad in to pre warm and then removing just before baby is put down. Also like someone else said a t shirt that smells like the milk lady 🤣 x

Highly recommend rocking legs if yours has that attachment! Also if I wait till she has some kind of wriggle I put her down mid-wiggle so she doesn't feel the transfer 😅 often takes 3 or 4 attempts each time though!

Also put their bum down first then put that hand on their chest whilst slowly lowering their head. This has worked for us because previously everytime I popped him down he'd wake up now he just stirs slightly

I found it so hard to transfer so I stopped. Night time feeds are: feed, sit up right for 10 min, nappy change, dummy in mouth, swaddle, straight into cot. I usually go toilet after and once I’m back in the room he’s asleep. He’s just over 8 weeks. (This does not work if my partner does it)

I've always found perceiving is the only way. I'm too afraid to co sleep so I've never had it as an option. In my experience they transfer asleep 0-3 months then around 3/4 months they start to stir when transferring which is a completely normal age/stage development. I will feed back to sleep and transfer bum first. If they wake I let them have a few minutes if they're just having a little shout in protest, if they're actually crying I'll pick up straight away but it's usually just a little shout. I'll feed to sleep again and then transfer. I've only had to do it max 3 times for them to then sleep through until morning and after the 3/4 month age they've all slept through the night and had no issues transferring. I don't know if it is classed as sleep training but I've been consistent with it and they've been good sleepers 🤞I do appreciate when you're tired it feels a lot but I swear the perseverance is worth it in the long run x