Well, that crib was a waste of money. Connie just doesn't like sleeping her crib so is going in the cot tonight in her own room. She's been in her own room in the crib for a few days with DH sleeping in there with her, she was finding it difficult to breathe in our bedroom with all three of us in there and it's a very small room so not enough fresh oxygen. We will take it in turns to sleep in there with her for a while longer yet. She just can't get on with the crib as she sleeps like a star fish and her arms are hanging through the gaps of the crib, she hates having her blanket on her also so seems to like a bit of space to spread out and fidget.
She hates her crib
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She'll hate everything - trust me 
My Son didn't like his gym, didn't like going in his moses basket, didn't like being in his bouncer!!!
It all gets better at about 3months though
(which will currently seem like forever!!)
My Son didn't like his gym, didn't like going in his moses basket, didn't like being in his bouncer!!!
It all gets better at about 3months though
(which will currently seem like forever!!)
I put Molly in growbags, sleeps much better now as she doesnt get cold at stupid-o-clock and wake me up, sleeps about 11-13 hours a night
Speaking of hating things, Eefie absolutely hated his bumbo but now at 18 months its a favourite "toy" and he sits in it all the time now
Speaking of hating things, Eefie absolutely hated his bumbo but now at 18 months its a favourite "toy" and he sits in it all the time now
We put DD in her own room, in her cot, at 4 or 5 weeks. We've all slept better since We're lucky though as D's room is right opposite ours so I moved the cot round and I can see her from my bed. And we have the TT monitor with the sensor mat and the parent unit flashes each time she breathes so fi I want to check on her I can just look at that and see she's fine
She'll be fine in her room, don't worry
We're lucky though as D's room is right opposite ours so I moved the cot round and I can see her from my bed. And we have the TT monitor with the sensor mat and the parent unit flashes each time she breathes so fi I want to check on her I can just look at that and see she's fine She'll be fine in her room, don't worry
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If you are really worried, look at gettting a sencor mat monitor, ebay do some cracking deals sometimes. Will save one or other of you sleeping in there til shes 6 months old!!!
Glad she likes it, my LO used to star fish, now I come in and hes the wrong way round, in the wrong end of the cot(bed), I dotn know how he manages it!!
Glad she likes it, my LO used to star fish, now I come in and hes the wrong way round, in the wrong end of the cot(bed), I dotn know how he manages it!!
