Sad times...moving on from co-sleeping

[JellyBeann]

I am pregnant now, and LO HAS to be out of our bed soon as possible so I can have some room, if my last pregnancy was anything to go by, I'm going to be huge (and I'm hoping for twins, so I'll be massive if that actually happens!)

Anyway, I am very sad to be moving LO out of our bed and room...last night I told him it was bed time and he went and got into his own bed, and pulled the covers up and asked for a book, so I don't think it's going to be too much of a problem for us, just thought I'd share the news!

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[jen1604]

Hope it's as easy as possible on you xxxxx

 

[Thumper]

Anyone NOT duffed up in NP?
So pleased for you and well done to your LO for making the move so easily

 

[JellyBeann]

Haha...Yeah, I always used to be jealous of NP girls being prego and not me (not through lack of trying though haha) Now I'm one of em!

 

[Tacey]

we've just transitioned too. It's been surprisingly painless for her, but I do miss her!

 

[LaRockera]

Aw, your LO sounds like an angel! You should be proud! I wish I could give further advice but this is my first baby. I suppose you could spend some time with him in his room to ascertain he knows he's got all your attention and migrating in his own bed doesn't equal to being rejected or anything.

We'll be away from home for the first six months after Xanthe's born, and so her crib will remain by our bed throughout all this time. Once we're back in the UK she will go in her nursery, which is right next door. Today I went and got her the sunshine mobile thingy from mothercare, it's also a lighting and musical mobile, to make the transition as 'smooth' as possible.