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    Baby not sleeping in cot

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      sunflowerseed84
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      time to move on to a proper child bed?

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        alvinlkw
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        Thanks for the advice. My girl also like to sleep on our bed instead of her cot. I might think that space constraint seems like an issue but she sleeps through the night in the cot when we carry her in after she falls asleep on our bed. I read around and it’s likely that we need to set a routine for her so that she will know when to play and when to sleep. I will try with the routine first and see how it goes. Her cot can actually be transformed into a toddler bed. Hopefully that may be another choice for us.

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          alvinlkw
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          sunflowerseed84:
          time to move on to a proper child bed?

          I am not too sure about that. Is it too young to do so? Her cot can be converted into a bed if we need to.

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            beardpapa80
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            I guess it’s time to start training your child a good sleeping routine. If not she will get used to falling asleep in your bed instead.


            Try getting her to do some light reading in her own bed after getting one?

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              leeweyleon
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              Hi guys,


              Whats happening now to my daughter of 2.5 months old is similar to the same symptoms. She is used to sleeping in between us firstly what we could feel that its the warmth and sense of someone being around. She was puking more on her own bed, but when with us she never puked.
              To be frank, we could tell that the cot is rather "lonely" though it was in the same room.

              I did quite a bit of reading off the internet about getting routines and when the baby cries in the cot pick her up and then keep trying to pacify and putting her down again. like keep repeating till she is okay.
              Some other articles was that to let her cry herself to sleep.
              i asked some other child theraphist, he was saying that a child too young should not be exposed to letting cry themselves to sleep.

              my 2 cents worth, try anything possible but not damaging to the child. training is good to start early but not to the extent of phobia.

              Regards
              Nick

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                SAHM_TAN
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                None of my 3 kids like to sleep in the cot since babies. Don’t know the reason. They prefer to sleep with me. Now the 2 older ones sleep on their beds and bb is with me. Since I breastfeed, it’s also easier for me during night feeds.

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                  poppy15
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                  maybe can try using ur own bedsheet to wrap ard the baby mattress; let the child smell & knowing u are near :scratchhead:


                  or let them sleep on ur bed first & slowly transfer them over to their cot.

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                    KiasuAdult
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                    my mum also told me that i never liked sleeping in a cot i would cry for the whole day really non-stop crying until they moved me to their queen sized bed 😄 and i have been sleeping there till now.

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                      SAHM_TAN
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                      KiasuAdult:
                      my mum also told me that i never liked sleeping in a cot i would cry for the whole day really non-stop crying until they moved me to their queen sized bed 😄 and i have been sleeping there till now.

                      They gave their bed to you and sleep on another bed?

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                        bigsnoopy
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                        When DD is small, she refuse to be put in the cot. She would cry until someone pick her up. I think she dont like to sleep alone. So she start to sleep with us until 5yrs old and she is on her own now.

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