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am i doing this wrong

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samandkat · 14/05/2015 10:08

My daughter is one and she still sleeps in her cot in the morning she will wake but doesn't cry she just plays in i right for letting her play or should I be getting her up

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luckiestgirlintheworld · 14/05/2015 10:33

How long does she play for before you go to her?

00100001 · 14/05/2015 10:35

No, there's nothing wrong with that.

In fact I'd be glad if that was the case in the Binary Household!

LittlePoot · 14/05/2015 10:36

I can't see how you could be doing anything wrong, as long as you're not leaving her there for hours. Its lovely she is content and happy to just entertain herself for a while and if that gives you an extra ten minutes in bed then I'd count your blessings and make the most of it....

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blacktreaclecat · 14/05/2015 10:36

DS does this- we leave him until he either starts to cry or until 7am weekdays, 8am weekends.
Enjoy the peace!

Singlegaymumofonetoddler · 14/05/2015 13:43

I could not be more jealous. Enjoy it while it lasts!! Sling a bottle of milk in there to keep her hydrated maybe but happy days!

geekymommy · 14/05/2015 15:26

If she's happy doing it, and not doing anything that causes problems for anyone else, the problem is what, exactly?

Lopperlady1 · 15/05/2015 14:01

My little boy does this. I tend to leave him as long as he sounds happy. I think it's great if they can be happy on their own and shows they are content. Make the most of it!

CoffeeAndBiscuitsPlease · 16/05/2015 00:17

My 16 week old already does this, just assumed I was lucky. When I wake up she is already up, in a different position to what I put her down in, giggling and talking to herself. She looks over at me, smiles, and then I go and get myself together and sort myself out before her.

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