DD is nearly one and co-sleeps. She breastfeeds to sleep (I feed her lying down in our bed) by about 8.30pm. She's normally up crying at least once before bedtime and usually dH can settle her but sometimes I inevitably end up popping a boob into her mouth for a few minutes. She then wakes up around midnight which is our cue to go to bed and I feed her then. Some nights she sneaks in another feed about 4am but if I'm lucky she goes through till about 6.30am. I don't think this is too bad. She's not yet mobile so doesn't really roll over and help herself and I certainly don't feel that she's feeding all night - TBH it's the waking up all evening that is most disruptive. Is this fairly standard for co-sleeping breastfeeders? I seem to be surrounded by non-breastfeeding friends babies who sleep 7 till 7 in a nice pretty cot and I think they look at me like I'm a fool!
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Co-sleeping breastfeeders - how much sleep do you get?
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Jenkeywoo · 10/03/2007 23:05
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