At What Age?

What Is A Good Age To Start Your Baby In There Own Room In Their Own Crib During The Night?
Also --
Right Now I Co-Sleep With Her & My SO HATES IT, She Seems To Sleep Way Better & Way Longer If Shes Close To Me.
But I Don't Want Her To Get Super Used To Being In My Arms All The Time Either, I Have A Bassinet Next To Our Bed, But One She Falls Asleep & I Put Her In It, Minutes Later Shes Up & Screaming.
I Breastfeed & Shes 1 Month Old ( If It Matters? )

I waited until they outgrew their bassinet, about 4 months old. About to switch my 4 month old but she will probably be 5 months by the time we get her crib in.

But if you have a working baby moniter, you can start when you first bring them home if you want to. It's no different than the being in a bassinet in your room, they cry, their cry wakes you up, and you take care of them. Only difference if you have to walk to another room to get them.

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Anyways, my daughter was like that & I just let her keep sleeping with me. She is a year old today & still co-sleeps. I love co-sleeping though, so I guess I am of no help lol.

i usually put my in their crib around 4 months. But i do all daytime naps in teh crib so its not a huge shock when they are put in it. Ive never had a problem. My kids loveee their crib. They fall asleep as soon as they are put in it. hope my next baby is the same

Here our government says to wait for 6 months for basic safety reasons. Personally we cosleep because it's healthiest and we love it   Babies need to eat often and cosleeping is what mama's and babies are designed to do. It's only a 'bad habit' if you have unrealistic expectations and suddenly change your mind, it's never bad for your child as long as it's what they need.

Here is some research and articles
http://www.naturalchild.org/articles/sleeping.html

Dd is 15 months and still in bed with us..I think we missed our window of opportunity lol, good luck!

Quoting Lady GooGoo™:" I waited until they outgrew their bassinet, about 4 months old. About to switch my 4 month old but she ... [snip!] ... they cry, their cry wakes you up, and you take care of them. Only difference if you have to walk to another room to get them."

It is very different. Cosleeping reduces risks of SIDS and aids development, it serves many functions. There are lots of reasons that cosleeping is beneficial for mom and baby.

Quoting Lennox's Mommy 👣:" What Is A Good Age To Start Your Baby In There Own Room In Their Own Crib During The Night? Also -- ... [snip!] ... Asleep & I Put Her In It, Minutes Later Shes Up & Screaming. I Breastfeed & Shes 1 Month Old ( If It Matters? )"

We put our son in his own room when he had slept through the night for 2 weeks straight. He was in a pack n play right next to our bed up until that point. He did awesome in his own room. He never slept in our bed at all though, so it could make a difference.

Quoting Mama*AtoZ:" It is very different. Cosleeping reduces risks of SIDS and aids development, it serves many functions. There are lots of reasons that cosleeping is beneficial for mom and baby. "

Never researched it much. And I always heard that the best way for them to sleep is in a crib with nothing else to reduce SIDS. I've never really desired to co-sleep either though. I have in the past when my babies were newborns, a few times being sleep deprived, but I hate not being able to move freely while I'm sleeping. I move constantly so it's never been comfortable with baby in the bed. Plus DH doesn't like it, he's afraid he'd roll over on baby. I tried to explain how rare and the circumstances in which that usually happens, neither of us is obese, but he still is not comfortable with it.

well my daughter has her own bed in our room and every other night she ends up making her way to our bed at some point during the night. We dont mind though, it makes her happy and feel secure and comfortable so until she is ready for her own room ( tells me she wants her own foom/ we all sleep in the same room/co-sleep. She has a giant toy room set up in ways she is always learning and thats how it works for us now  

Quoting Lady GooGoo™:" Never researched it much. And I always heard that the best way for them to sleep is in a crib with nothing ... [snip!] ... how rare and the circumstances in which that usually happens, neither of us is obese, but he still is not comfortable with it."

i am the same never slept with my baby in bed. The few times i did i never slept right...i had a terrible sleep cause i worried the whole time if baby was too close to me had her head into me, had blankets over her etc etc...cause i dont know what im doing when im sleep i could easily pull a blanket up on me and not realize it...I dunno! i just like them in their own bed but close by!

Quoting Lady GooGoo™:" Never researched it much. And I always heard that the best way for them to sleep is in a crib with nothing ... [snip!] ... how rare and the circumstances in which that usually happens, neither of us is obese, but he still is not comfortable with it."

My research on the the subject also said SIDS is greatly reduced by placing a baby in a crib without anything. My daughter is 3 days old and she sleeps in her crib. There is no way I would let her in my bed, I'd not get any sleep from worry. I also learned during my research that it is best to leave a child in one bed instead of changing from different things like bassinet, pack-n-play, and crib. My local Help Me Grow agency also encourages these two practices. I am a first time mother so I have no experience to back up this info, but I will go with it for now.

Quoting Maria + Cory = Alexis:" My research on the the subject also said SIDS is greatly reduced by placing a baby in a crib without ... [snip!] ... these two practices. I am a first time mother so I have no experience to back up this info, but I will go with it for now. "

i think the staying in one bed thing is true. I did it with my kids and they sleep like angels . Lay them down they know its bedtime and they will go to sleep. My sil's son still gets up in the night at 15 months cause she has him in her bed, in the bassinet in his crib, and leaves to her parents and inlaws every weekend so hes in bassinets there. I feel bad for the poor kid!

Quoting Lady GooGoo™:" Never researched it much. And I always heard that the best way for them to sleep is in a crib with nothing ... [snip!] ... how rare and the circumstances in which that usually happens, neither of us is obese, but he still is not comfortable with it."

Actually, more babies die of SIDS in their crib. A lot of people think that suffocating is the same as SIDS when it is not. It is actually really rare for babies to get rolled on or suffocated while co-sleeping because you are so aware of them being there....the only reasons those tragic things happen is because either someone has taken medicine or drank an amount of alcohol that makes them sleep heavily...also someone else like a babysitter or other family member who is NOT the mother should not co-sleep with a baby.

Quoting Maria + Cory = Alexis:" My research on the the subject also said SIDS is greatly reduced by placing a baby in a crib without ... [snip!] ... these two practices. I am a first time mother so I have no experience to back up this info, but I will go with it for now. "

See, co-sleeping with my daughter eased my worries but that is just me.