My husband usually sleeps downstairs on the couch as he prefers the tv on when he sleeps, he also says I snore a lot.. Recently I think itās affecting our relationship so he comes up stairs sometimes and sleeps in bed. My 7 month old sleeps the next to me cot or we co sleep if sheās fussy ( which is often)
When my husband sleeps in bed he snores sooooooooo much and so loud I canāt sleep and my baby also finds it hard to go back to sleep when she wakes for a feed.
I donāt know what to do to keep my relationship good ( just isnāt about intamancy just being able to lay net to each other)
I might cry literally heās snoring now and I canāt sleep thankfully my baby is as Iāve got her next to me.
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Get your husband to do a sleep study. They make recommend a CPAP machine for him. Better for everyone to have his sleep looked at.

My parents have slept in separate rooms for years. My moms is decorated in butterflies. Literally because my dad snores like a freight train.

Have you tried using sleep sounds to drown it out?

Really get checked out why he snores so much in the first place
Currently tripple feeding because of babyās weight, had on going issues with this for months now. Itās draining & It would be really nice to have some help.
I give the breast, then pump and give a bottle of breast milk, then wind her, the change her nappy, then a bottle of formula, then wind her again, then I try to leave her sitting up for as long as possible so she doesnāt get a bad tummy/allow her a chance to poop (sheās never been able to poop laying down for some reason) & then try to settle her & rock her back to sleep (thatās if she doesnāt need her nappy changing again)ā¦.The whole process can take me HOURS.
We have had quite a difficult baby from the start. From about 6 weeks old her wake windows were 5-8 hours long and when she does sleep, itās only 1-2 hours. She doesnāt give me long stretches. Iāve noticed in her baby classes, a lot of peopleās babies accidentally fall asleepā¦my baby has never done that. It takes me like an hour of rocking and patting her. My mum also said when we were babies she could put us down on the play mat and weād just fall asleep. My girl just is not like that. So after ALL of the feedingā¦getting her to sleep is a mission. Sheās always so wide awake and alert, Iāve tried everything. The only thing that seems to work is her sling. So I use this during the day time but obviously not at night.
My partner wakes up at about 5am for work.
I end up staying awake from that time too to be honest because most of the time baby wonāt go back to sleep. I also have early morning appointments to attend etc. Obviously due to baby not sleeping well I canāt just āsleep when the baby sleepsā during the day. I canāt lay down and sleep when sheās in the sling. And if I get her out of the sling she wakes up. I donāt think my partner understands.
Iāve asked him for help endlessly and explained that Iām barely sleeping & he always says āyeah thatās the way it should be because youāre off work & im notā.
If I had a straight forward baby that I could breastfeed for 20-30 mins then go straight back to sleep then I wouldnāt mind.
This situation makes me want to be one & DONE. He talks about having another baby one day and Iād love to, but all I can think about is how easy he has it yet all he does is complain. But I canāt say anything because he always seems to have it worse than me just because heās working. Although this man gets long lunch breaks, is home by 3pm, naps in the afternoon/evenings because yet again I always have baby. He doesnāt have the baby when heās home. He gets many breaks and many sleeps. I donāt.
But Iām in the wrong if I ask for help and now I kinda donāt want it because he says thatās the way it should be. So if he does help now Iāll just feel guilty and feel wrong.
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My 7 month old baby girl likes to sleep at the top of the cot on her belly with bum in the air which is not an issue. However, she keeps banging her head on the board when sheās moving in her sleep. Has anyone had this issue and knows if there are any bumpers or anything that we can put in the cot to prevent her getting hurt?
We have had a look on Amazon but canāt seem to find anything.
Iāve attached a picture of how she sleeps.
Thank you!

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My husband usually sleeps downstairs on the couch as he prefers the tv on when he sleeps, he also says I snore a lot.. Recently I think itās affecting our relationship so he comes up stairs sometimes and sleeps in bed. My 7 month old sleeps the next to me cot or we co sleep if sheās fussy ( which is often)
When my husband sleeps in bed he snores sooooooooo much and so loud I canāt sleep and my baby also finds it hard to go back to sleep when she wakes for a feed.
I donāt know what to do to keep my relationship good ( just isnāt about intamancy just being able to lay net to each other)
I might cry literally heās snoring now and I canāt sleep thankfully my baby is as Iāve got her next to me.
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My son has gone back to feeding 2oz every 2 hours š« any advice?
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