Tutter's Sleep Quandries, Part 1: tonight we try taking the sides of ds1's cotbed

[Tutter]

any tips?

i guess we will also have to ditch the sleeping bag in favour of a duvet, otherwise he'll end up trying to scuttle across the room in a comedy 3-legged-race style

(he's 2yo next week btw)

(Still To Come: Tutter's Sleep Quandries, Part 2: where do you put your toddler to sleep at grandparents' houses?; and Part 3: what will we do with our early rising toddler when ds2 is born?)

Part 2 - in a travel cot

Part 3 - stick sticky velcro round the frames of his window frame and attach blackout lining to it

lol capp - i thought you were going to put:
part 3 - stick sticky velcro round the toddler!!!

tutter - sendin gyou good sleepy vibes!

velcro around toddler perhaps a better idea...

room already black-outed (blacked out praps)

tbh not a solution reqd to his early waking (have tried everything - he's just an early riser) - more a case of how do we stop him disturbing ds2. i think the answer will be that dh has to go downstairs with him, while i get to doze with ds2

come on people

need moral support

sides off

shite bed guard on

put him down for nap 30 mins ago - much weeping and wailing and still awake...

ok need help on this blady bedguard thing

bought two from mothercare today - neither fits

did any of you just take the sides off a cot (or move from cot to bed) without using a bedguard?

know nothing about any of this

all get up

start day at crack of dawn

be mopping kitchen floor by 6am

bed at 8