Poll: Where does LO sleep at night

[fignewt]

Tell us where you are putting your March baby to sleep at night

[zombiesquad]

Crib. We did co-sleeping with a bassinet for about two weeks and then I moved him to his room.

[mom2boxers]

Bassinet in her room for about 7-8 weeks and then into the crib.

[miggg]

Sort of SS - his crib is sidecarred onto our bed. He starts in there and then is usually snuggled up with momma by 2.

[carissa325]

Rock n play. Now that the reflux is better controlled we are going to try moving her to something flat soon.

[ltlbandito]

SS - She starts out in our bed and once she's asleep we move her to the bassinest next to the bed. After that it just depends on when she wakes up the next time, but very often she's in our bed until she wakes me up around 7 or a little after (also depends on when she woke up during the night). I had started wondering if DH's multiple alarms in the morning disturbed her sleep sometimes, but I started panicking at the thought of having her in another room so she's staying in our room for now.

[michelleca]

DD slept in the bassinet for about 6 weeks, then crib in her room

[halfahippy]

She's in a RNP for a while still. She's pretty tiny (15%) so I'm hoping she can stay in it until she's rolling and can sleep on her belly at night. Flat back sleeping is horrible but belly or RNP sleeping is amazing. I'm hoping life is kind and she starts rolling and sleeping all the way through the night at the same time. When she is out of the RNP she will share a room with her brother. Sttn would be awesome. She's only up 1-2 times a night now, but I'm so scared she will wake C up when they share.

[minae01]

Rock n play next to me still. I'm trying to make the switch to the pack n play in our room flat but still swaddled before moving her to her crib. Plus, DS2 is still in the nursery. We're working on his transition to DS1's room. Both of those boys have sleep issues, so putting them together has been rough.

[peachesncream]

Swing. Will transition to PNP in a few weeks, trying to get her used to the a routine first.

[sunshineshades]

RnP most of the night beside my bed. When she gets up for her second feeding between 5-6 I put her in bed with me.
I'm going to try switching her to a bassinet soon. She'll be in our room though til she sttn because she needs to share with dd1

[readinglove]

J is in the crib - he's slept there since our first night home. He'll occasionally nap in his swing, but he's quickly outgrowing it. Sad days.

[readinglove]

Jun 2, 2016 13:24:18 GMT -5 TheCoffeeNinja said:

Related: anyone have a roller yet? Since when? T isn't interested in rolling and neither was DD2 for a long time but DD1 rolled early and was an awesome belly sleeper.

No rolling here - glad to see J isn't the only one not at all interested in it.

[cinnamonsmiles]

She's currently in the bassinet part of her PNP in our room at night. I was bringing her to our bed after her MOTN feed, but I've been trying to get better about putting her in her own space now that we're developing somewhat of a routine.

She will be moved to the crib in her room once I am confident she won't wake up DS or he wake her (they share a thin wall that doesn't block out sounds).

[halfahippy]

Jun 2, 2016 13:24:18 GMT -5 TheCoffeeNinja said:

Related: anyone have a roller yet? Since when? T isn't interested in rolling and neither was DD2 for a long time but DD1 rolled early and was an awesome belly sleeper.

No rolling here and no real interest in it either. Awake tummy time is a scream-fest most of the time. She just puts her face down and sobs. She is starting to roll from her back to her side, but then gets stuck on her side and gets pissed after a few minutes.

[paloslee]

He is in his bassinet next to our bed. I will transition him in a few weeks to his crib. His crib is in our room so he wont be too far away.

[paloslee]

Jun 2, 2016 14:43:33 GMT -5 halfahippy said:

Jun 2, 2016 13:24:18 GMT -5 TheCoffeeNinja said:

Related: anyone have a roller yet? Since when? T isn't interested in rolling and neither was DD2 for a long time but DD1 rolled early and was an awesome belly sleeper.

No rolling here and no real interest in it either. Awake tummy time is a scream-fest most of the time. She just puts her face down and sobs. She is starting to roll from her back to her side, but then gets stuck on her side and gets pissed after a few minutes.

This is my LO too.  He hates tummy time.  he thinks its cool for about a minute, then he is over it.  

[sctiger]

She's in the rock and play still. No interest in rolling. She hates tummy time. I made her stick it out for a few minutes today but usually she cries.

[rachelilly23]

Jun 2, 2016 12:08:33 GMT -5 carissa325 said:

Rock n play. Now that the reflux is better controlled we are going to try moving her to something flat soon.

Same.

[sunshineshades]

Jun 2, 2016 15:48:23 GMT -5 TheCoffeeNinja said:

Jun 2, 2016 14:43:33 GMT -5 halfahippy said:

No rolling here and no real interest in it either. Awake tummy time is a scream-fest most of the time. She just puts her face down and sobs. She is starting to roll from her back to her side, but then gets stuck on her side and gets pissed after a few minutes.

This sounds like T. Tummy time is a no-go, she just scoots around and gets mad. She's shuffled from back to side since birth (all of mine did this) but it's not really a roll and she stops once she's on her side. Weirdo.

This is E too. Mind you I've slacked in tummy time, but she just lays there with her head down crying. Put her on her back though and she's moved onto her side since day 1.

[jewel441]

Jun 2, 2016 13:24:18 GMT -5 TheCoffeeNinja said:

Related: anyone have a roller yet? Since when? T isn't interested in rolling and neither was DD2 for a long time but DD1 rolled early and was an awesome belly sleeper.

We have a roller. She is a pro at belly to back... Since around 2 months. Now she does it all the time. She can do back to side and side to belly, but hadn't really put it together yet. Now she can do it on the couch, which has a little incline for a few weeks and yesterday she did it on our bed, which is the same progression she made the other way, so we are probably about a week or so from full on rolling if it goes the same way... She is already out of the swaddle (in the Merlin) though so I'm not worried. Also she sleeps in an arms reach.

[songbirdsinging55]

Bassinet next to our bed, once she outgrows that, it will be on to the mini crib next. Eventually she will be in her crib in her shared room with DS.

[Missy0483]

Bassinet beside our bed on my side. No rolling here yet. I'm totally ok with it. I'm not ready to find him sleeping on his belly. Nope nope nope, my paranoia cannot handle it. He hates tummy time so rolling is going to take a while anyway. Our other babies didn't roll til close to 6 months.

[katespade]

Crib. She was in the rnp for about 2 weeks, a cosleeper in the pnp for 4 weeks and in the crib the last 3.

[minae01]

We did the PNP last night! Unfortunately, she was up around 2am because she busted out of the swaddle for the first time. This validates my concern of a rocky swaddle transition...

I put her back in the RNP after I reswaddled her. I'll try the PNP again tonight.

[SheilaTheTank]

Crib 4 lyfe!

[xxkimmy8xx]

I talked to my dr. today about crib transition since I'm paranoid about having him on his own all night. She said a lot of people start to transition at 2 months b/c the babies start to move around a ton more in their bassinets. We'll see how it goes.

[chatterbox]

DS is in the auto rock n' play next to my bed. It is rocking all night. I really need to move him to the pack n' play or at least switch it to stop rocking after 30 minutes but I've been too chicken to try it. We move in three weeks and he'll have his own room so I think the plan is to get his big sister sleeping through the night again and then transition him to the crib in his bedroom.

[xxkimmy8xx]

Jun 3, 2016 16:16:38 GMT -5 xxkimmy8xx said:

I talked to my dr. today about crib transition since I'm paranoid about having him on his own all night. She said a lot of people start to transition at 2 months b/c the babies start to move around a ton more in their bassinets. We'll see how it goes.

8:15-3, 330-630 in the crib!

[rosetyler72]

PNP next to our bed. Pedi recommended 6 months but we may move him to his room and crib sooner. His sleep has gone to crap and we at up 4-6 times a night now. I'm so over it.