MOTHERHOOD FOR THE WILD + IMAGINATIVE
How have you progressed in this Co-sleeping to Crib period? Some mothers find themselves struggling with baby sleeping through the night. There little one wakes often and momma is TIRED!
If you find yourself in this situation, there are several elements that may be affecting your little ones slumber. Today we will address a few common issues regarding your baby’s sleeping comfort and how to remedy them.
Before we get into the details, you may wonder when is the best time to transition. If you have not already, be sure to read my Co-Sleeping to Crib article that highlights the best opportune times to transition from co-sleeping to crib based on your child’s developmental milestones.
READ THE ARTICLE » HERE «
For this part of the mini course, we are going to get into the details regarding this big transition and address the night as it might unfold.
Do you or someone you know, have trouble sleeping in hotels. It’s a foreign place. It’s not your bed. It’s not even your house. Well, this is how baby feels about their new crib. That big crib is a new place they are not used to. Imagine waking in a large box in a new place for the first time. You may find yourself shouting, “I’m Lost!!!” then proceed to shout until someone finds you.
Cover image courtesy of Dani Adams Barry Photography
If you are reading this, congratulations! You’re a Co-Sleeper or you are considering Co-Sleeping. Co-Sleeping is exceptionally beneficial to your baby. Contact with the parents not only encourages healthy development, it prevents SIDS.
Cover image courtesy of Dani Adams Barry Photography