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Getting a baby out of your Bed.

  • 23-06-2013 7:19pm
    #1
    Lockedout
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    Our 14 month was sleeping in his own cot until about two months ago. a trip away (of a week) moved him out of kilter. Now he falls asleep with one of us lying in a single bed. He used to do that before and we would transfer him to a cot but the trip means he now insists on sleeping with u. He does sleep in the single bed for 2-3 hours before waking up but then he wont go to a cot but insists on our bed.

    . When He wakes we move him to our bed. The problem is he moves so much during the night its hard to sleep.
    I also think its bad to have a baby in the bed.

    Can anyone suggest a program for moving him back to his cot??


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  • #2
    2xj3hplqgsbkym
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    Maybe try moving cot right beside your bed with no gap. Put side down so you can hold his hand etc... Perhaps after a few nights you could move cot further away, then eventually lose the hand holding etc..


  • #3
    annamcmahon
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    Could you leave him on the bed? We did that with our daughter around the same age. We put one side against the wall and safety rails on the other


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    Mariah Jealous Storage wrote: »
    Maybe try moving cot right beside your bed with no gap. Put side down so you can hold his hand etc... Perhaps after a few nights you could move cot further away, then eventually lose the hand holding etc..

    Might look into this but the Cot is a big piece of furniture. Might not fit in our room. But might try opening it in his room as thats where he falls asleep on single bed.


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