Stuck w/ baby in bed

April 11, 2006

I had my husband build an "addition" onto our bed that was big enough to fit a crib mattress. I put a pillow between baby and me - he fell asleep with my hand on him, which was all he needed. If he fussed at night I patted him. Did not bring him back into our bed, I moved over onto his section for feedings. No more pokes and prods from little arms and legs. We did this for about 4 months and then moved him into his own room, in his own toddler bed. One night of guiding him back to his bed was all it took. What a relief! Vicki Stuck <Sstuck wrote: wow 7! you make it sound like you are just starting? that is

great. I have 2 would have liked 4, but ran out places to put them as it is I can't get my 17m old out of our bed, we just got a toddler bed for her though, hopefully I can find someway toget her to want to sleep woth her sister. oy! any natural cures ofr actually being able to sleepw ith out a baby attached to you or kicking your husband in the back all night? one day I woke uup with her heel in my mouth and her hands were down daddy's shirt. it soo funny, but ARt couldn't move for the longest time. LOL HELP Stuck - Tiffany Al-Anzi, MI

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