My nearly 2 year old is awful with his night time sleep and it’s getting to a point that it’s driving me insane. I’m pregnant again too and I really could do with him sleeping better once the baby is here.
I’ve tried moving his schedule around and all sorts but doctors have said they think it’s just him and his personality kinda thing.
Also I’m partly to blame as he cries and I go in and pick him straight up and majority of the time bring him into our bed 2 doctors have told me now that what I basically need to do is leave him to cry and he’ll learn he’s not coming into our bed but my heart just can’t do that although I know some people can and wonder at this point if I even have an other Choice.
But my main point of this post is that he’s stil in his cot, what’s the likelihood of if we get him a proper toddler bed’ that he’ll sleep better? Which bed would you recommend please.
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Highly recommend a large floorbed for you all.
Cosleeping and bedsharing is perfectly biologically normal and it’s just modern society that are normalised children sleeping away from their parents.
Cosleeping saved us from the first night after our homebirth and we continue to do it 2.5y later. Expecting baby 2 in Feb and plan to continue cosleeping and sleeping safely with them in with us.
Today is my birthday and I had a glass of white wine at 6 weeks postpartum; do I need to pump and dump my breastmilk?

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When can we drop night feeds?! Or at least go longer than the 3-4 hours? Our baby girl is just over 9 weeks and is gaining weight ok (she did go from 25th percentile at birth to now 9th percentile but is continuing to stay there and gaining ok), we are still feeding her through the night every 3 hours sometimes 4. We wake her up, she’s always fast asleep and I really do think she would continue sleeping if we left her. She’s generally only taking on average around the 610ml ish mark of formula in 24 hours though which is the lower end of what she should be having for her weight? (She last weighed 4.62kg on Thursday). So does this mean we will have to just keep continuing to feed her through the nights? It’s exhausting and we are struggling to keep it up and I’m worried she’s not taking enough formula!
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My baby is 17 days old and mostly formula due to no supply. He’s been spitting up a lot and can’t seem to burp unless it takes over 30 mins or more. Hes also been fussy due to gas issues. Not sleeping more than 2-3 hours at a time. Nervous about my exhaustion not waking me up incase he needs a feed or burp at night.
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Is your baby taking 3 naps still or transitioning to 2? How did you know they were ready to go down to 2? And also what time do they wake/go to sleep?

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What are some tips or tricks to help my newborn go to sleep in her bassinet?

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I absolutely do not agree with the cry it out method. My partner believes in it and wants to use it for how our daughter sleeps and I think if she wants to sleep on the bed with us let her in the middle of the night at least. He doesn’t want her in the bed at all. I think it’s cruel and we gotten into big fights over it. What is everyone’s thoughts?
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