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@lannyk I have one from Skip Hop, though it’s a bit more pricey than I’d like. Definitely worth it imo, but you may be able to find other options at a better price too.

@joyful111 Get a wipeable changing pad! Way easier clean up. And it’s not just poo that’ll get on the changing pad, your baby will constantly spit up while you change her/him and being able to swipe it off is a game changer.

@sold4christ25 If my 8 month old learns that mom (or anyone who cares for her) will be there for her in an instant no matter the time of day, thats more than okay with me. I think having that knowledge will give her way more confidence when exploring and trying new things. If a baby is left to...

@christ4ever777 Right?! I don’t think they realize how much more challenging it is to see someone grumpy about sleep when we’ve been doing this shit for months on end. And somehow we still function just fine lol

@eleventhhourworker6 I might give this a go. I just need to figure out how to keep the spare room’s sheets from being ice cold when I get in haha

@misssunshinee 100% agree about not having both parents sleep deprived. I’m lucky that I don’t mind the guest bed at all haha

@eliza188 100% to all these but esp the one about sleep! Without diving into the rabbit hole of sleep training vs cosleeping vs whatever else, please never feel bad about telling someone your baby isn’t a good sleeper. So many people will swear their baby is sleeping 7-7, but that’s far from the...

@horsefeathers8899 We just did this last night and it was a delight :) he wasn’t as sad when I kicked him out lol

@favourfelix Husband and I aren’t nappers, but we can def try to do more snuggling while reading on the couch or something!

Most of the week, I cosleep in our spare room with my 9 month old. She’s not a great sleeper and still wakes every 3ish hours at night to nurse. My husband is very sweet and often talks about missing having me in our shared bed, so we’re doing shared bed on the weekends when we can both afford...

Idk how to do Imgur from my phone so hopefully this shows up, but this is a helpful look at the actual stats for low risk babies and how it stacks up against other risks

@psalm51flower I feel for you, it’s so challenging to shed the fear-messaging we’ve all been taught (esp in the US). You alluded to your baby being the epitome of health (great work!), which tells me you’re likely aware that the risks with bed sharing come from studies that included high risk...