18 month weak and 3 month outmoded sharing a bedroom?
I guess I'm a little worried about putting baby #2 within the nursery, because I'm afraid something off-the-wall will happen. What if her older sister tries to give her a blanket or puts something too close at hand her face, or gets her an animal cracker to "share" with her? Big girl will be within a twin bed and little in the crib. I'm thinking baby 2 will be sleeping in my bedroom for the first few months, but she can't stay within there until she's old enough to hold her own! Advice or experiences greatly appreciated!
it doesn't Son like a bad hypothesis but the what if she trys to share something happens. My aunts little boy was trying to share gummy bears beside the baby and they had to take him to the hospital but possibly if you give your daughter a talk about how crucial it is to not feed or share with the baby
i devise you should sleep with your baby until he/she is old satisfactory to sleep in another bedroom
i dont think theres anthing wrong with that and surrounded by most cases doesnt affect the baby on getting too attached
he/she will probably want to sleep with sister when he'she is 18 months
a 3 month old is unbelievably young and might need something during the night and you wont know how to help it [like crib death] and then you wot have to wake up all night to give it something
my brother is almost 2 yrs and sleeps beside me so it wasnt hard to sperate him from his parents
i dont thinks its a good concept to put two babies together something bad could happen
you should sleep with you newborn until he/ she can atleast crawl or walk
Answers: If you don't close to the idea of the baby being within your room for a long period of time, you're either going to have to seperate the girls or merely move the baby in with big sister. At not even 2 years feeble children don't do well getting talked to, as you tend to have to repeat things over and over constantly- the animal cracker conversation could be given at least possible 5 times a day and she's still probably try to give her a cracker again later lol. You could use a little one monitor for reassurance, I would also put big sister down to bed first, and then when she is asleep bring the baby into the bedroom. Hardest part around the room sharing at a young age (3 months) is that baby will still probably wake some at dark and then your daughter will get woken up as well. If it be me I'd probably keep the baby in my room to some extent have my child be overtired and not sleeping well every night. Good luck, hope you find a solution that works for you!! Source(s): co-sleeping mom of 4
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it doesn't Son like a bad hypothesis but the what if she trys to share something happens. My aunts little boy was trying to share gummy bears beside the baby and they had to take him to the hospital but possibly if you give your daughter a talk about how crucial it is to not feed or share with the baby
i devise you should sleep with your baby until he/she is old satisfactory to sleep in another bedroom
i dont think theres anthing wrong with that and surrounded by most cases doesnt affect the baby on getting too attached
he/she will probably want to sleep with sister when he'she is 18 months
a 3 month old is unbelievably young and might need something during the night and you wont know how to help it [like crib death] and then you wot have to wake up all night to give it something
my brother is almost 2 yrs and sleeps beside me so it wasnt hard to sperate him from his parents
i dont thinks its a good concept to put two babies together something bad could happen
you should sleep with you newborn until he/ she can atleast crawl or walk
Answers: If you don't close to the idea of the baby being within your room for a long period of time, you're either going to have to seperate the girls or merely move the baby in with big sister. At not even 2 years feeble children don't do well getting talked to, as you tend to have to repeat things over and over constantly- the animal cracker conversation could be given at least possible 5 times a day and she's still probably try to give her a cracker again later lol. You could use a little one monitor for reassurance, I would also put big sister down to bed first, and then when she is asleep bring the baby into the bedroom. Hardest part around the room sharing at a young age (3 months) is that baby will still probably wake some at dark and then your daughter will get woken up as well. If it be me I'd probably keep the baby in my room to some extent have my child be overtired and not sleeping well every night. Good luck, hope you find a solution that works for you!! Source(s): co-sleeping mom of 4
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