How do I stop it?

You don’t. You follow safe sleep seven so you don’t exhaust yourself to the point of falling asleep on top of your baby.

In the UK the Lullaby Trust provide safe sleeping guidance

We had a next to me cot, but I’ve co slept with my LO since birth and she’s 20months now, because I BF her n I had 3 operations in the first 10months, I physically couldn’t keep picking up n down. I shared a double bed with her, then at 10 months moved us into a Montessori floor bed in her room. It’s all been great, helped my recovery. She’s comforted easily through the night. I didnt have covers, I used sleep suits for her and I wore thick pjs when needed. The floor bed is great for older when they can crawl and get out to play /read books when they want to and I can rest in bed longer xx

Girl my baby is almost 5months I've been co-sleeping the whole time, she hates her bassinet, you can safely co-sleep why try to stop if you and baby are getting good rest.

I co slept with my son from 3 months and ive co slept with my daughter since birth its safe aslong as you follow SSS (safe sleep seven) it makes life so much easier my health visitor just laughed handed me the SSS booklet and said she did the same 😅 it was so agenst the rules eith my son then by the time i had my daughter they just said screw it 🤣🤣🤣

It's better to fall asleep in the safe/correct position than unknowingly so would highly reccomend ensuring you're in the correct position. I've co slept with my son since birth and he's almost 3!

I co-slept too starting around 2 months for that same reason. She just wouldn't sleep without me and it got to the point where I was so tired I was falling asleep with her on me so I figured it was safer to just co-sleep in a safe and planned way. So I think as long as you're doing it safely it's probably okay. As for stopping she just naturally started growing out of it around 8m (being extra wiggly, crawling around, etc) and then she got a cold which made her fine sleeping anywhere so I put her in her own bed and after that she was fine sleeping in her bed. You're doing great if it works it works and co-sleeping safely is infinitely better than co-sleeping accidentally 🫶🏼