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My son climbs in beside us!!

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dmd34 · 20/08/2010 16:03

I work full time i live with my youngest son aged 4. His father left when he was 6 months old and didn't maintain contact. I started seeing someone about 15 months ago. Unfortunately i have no family support or friends with plenty spare time to lend a hand babysitting, this has put a great deal of strain on our relationship. My son falls asleep in his own bed, but more often than not at some point he wakes up and climbs in beside me. It wasn't much of a problem when i was on my own, but since beginning this relationship i have tried to take steps to stop this occurring. One being that i wont properly sleep as i am aware this is causing tension, so when he does wake up i will go through to his room and comfort him, usually am absolutely shattered and end off falling asleep beside him. Boyfriend then gets upset that i have fallen asleep in his bed!! i can't win!! my sons cottoned on to this sometimes he makes no noise and just comes through and climbs in unnoticed. Boyfriend not happy, moaning that he doesn't get a good sleep or enough room!!

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cornsillkk · 20/08/2010 16:05

Boyfriend needs to realise that your ds comes first I reckon.

bamboobutton · 20/08/2010 16:07

buy a bigger bed then.

poor boy, being shoved back into his room on his ownto accommodate your new squeezeHmm

he is probably upset at the new man on the scene

diddl · 20/08/2010 16:10

Well assuming your son has a single bed, boyfriend can piss off in there to get a good sleep!

pjmama · 20/08/2010 16:11

I agree, bigger bed. DS was there first! Grin

SparkleRainbow · 20/08/2010 16:11

Think boyfriend is the one being unreasonable Hmm

Morloth · 20/08/2010 16:15

Kick boyfriend out of bed and keep your DS there. Problem solved.

ConnorTraceptive · 20/08/2010 16:17

It's probably just a phase but DS1 does this whenever there are changes or worries in his little life.

Your boyfriend needs to accomadate your little boy more I'm afraid.

dmd34 · 20/08/2010 16:41

Thanks x

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sapphireblue · 20/08/2010 16:44

you can't turf your 4yo out of your bed to make room for a new boyfriend.......how do you think that makes him feel? Confused

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