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Specialists now recommend sleeping with your baby for up to three years. Don't fall for the scaremongers going on about SIDS. There's a reason why it used to be called crib death. Unicef edited a leaflet about sleeping safely with your baby. Enjoy!
Typical mom reaction. My son slept in his crib for a week and that whole week I tossed and turned. Just remember that they will grow up and eventually not be in our beds anymore. Love on that little guy because eventually he will scoff at you giving him affection in public and around his friends. You are doing great! ~~~Mom of a 7 year old boy
I'm the same with my som, he's slept with me and my fiance pretty well since birth, started out because he had terrible night terrors and separation anxiety even at birth, he had about 2 months where he slept on his own just fine and now the might terrors have been back for about 9 months, and the separation anxiety has tripled no matter how hard we try to work on it, he's 14 months old now. I want my space back😂
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This is kinda sweet. I think. Try replacing him with a teddy bear until you're able to fall asleep without it. And please, don't turn into one of those moms who refuses to believe anyone will love him as much as you do, so you sabotage his relationships.
Try setting up his baby monitor close enough to hear his breathing. That really calmed my nerves when my son started sleeping on his own.