Transitioning to the Crib
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monkeybride
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Transitioning to the Crib
As much as I want my baby near me all the time I am thinking maybe she'll sleep better in her own room and so will I. Tonight is the first night in the crib and I am so sad. She feels so far away and so lonely in there. I think I'll sleep in the guest room which is closer to her room, at least for tonight.
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Posted 3/25/06 9:49 PM |
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MelToddJulia
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Re: Transitioning to the Crib
I'm in the same boat as you. Julia still sleeps with us and I know the longer I wait the harder it will be on us. Its just so hard for me to have her upstairs while our bedroom is downstairs, its only like 4 steps up but thats far for me--lol. Anyway I have the video monitor but havent really used it yet only for naps. I want to put her upstairs at night but I just cant yet, I feel she will want me and feel like I left her all alone. Its so hard! Let us know how she does tonight.
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Posted 3/25/06 9:53 PM |
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mommy2bella
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Name: Kelly
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Re: Transitioning to the Crib
That was hard for me too. We did it at two months and I was so sad for like a week. But the difference in her sleeping was instant...
Good luck you guys...
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Posted 3/26/06 9:55 AM |
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Melbernai
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Name: Melissa
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Re: Transitioning to the Crib
Emily has been sleeping in her own crib since December and I still tell my DH that we should get a twin sized bed for her room in case my mom or sister sleep over so that they can sleep in a bed instead of the couch, but my true reason for that is so that I can be close to her.
A few nights a week I cry when I go to sleep in my own bed (DH usually stays up later the nI do so I'm alone in there) because I just miss her too much and wish I could bring her in the bed with me. She just seems so far away.
I completely UNDERSTAND how you are feeling. But I have to admit I do sleep better now that she's in her own room and it gives time for me and my husband to be husband and wife instead of "mom and dad" all the time.
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Posted 3/26/06 10:30 AM |
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CheeChee
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Re: Transitioning to the Crib
Transitioning for me wasnt so terrible cause he was in the carseat for 2 months which i kinda hated....so now i feel better that he is more comfortable. I do get up and check on him like 3-4 times a night though....
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Posted 3/26/06 10:58 AM |
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monkeybride
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Re: Transitioning to the Crib
Well it went well. She fell asleep in about 10 minutes. No crying just her usual going to sleep noises. Woke up at 11pm to eat then again at 4am. I should have fed her then but I was lazy so she was up at 5am. Ate and went back to sleep until 7am. I thought I would be up all night worrying but I slept really well also. We're working on it for nap time but she pooed and that woke her up so now we're trying to get her back to sleep because she only had slept a half hour and we have a birthday party to go to this afternoon.
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Posted 3/26/06 1:06 PM |
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