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Rock-A-Bye Baby

Well, baby boy is finally sleeping soundly in his crib! My husband and I decided to move his crib into our bedroom because Desi's room was just to far for me to feel comfortable with him being in there. It's only temporary, as we will be moving soon. Whatever place we go to next, I want to make sure Desi's room will be right next to ours. Anyway, so now that Desi is in our room, it has been alot easier putting him to sleep in his crib. Of course I have to hold my baby's hand or rub his back in order for him to fall asleep. He is a nursed baby, so he loves the skin to skin contact and, admittedly, I love it too. I am so glad that he is starting to feel comfortable in his crib because my husband and I miss snuggling up together. It's kind of hard to do that when you have a little person in your bed! We do love our joy to be in the bed with us, but he needs to learn to be independent from us at times and my hubby and I need to continue to be a couple. Romance baby!!!

Let me know your stories about getting your child to sleep in his own bed. I would love to hear them.
Okay, that is where I will end it tonight because I am falling asleep at my computer ya'll. Night Night!

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  1. Now that he is sleeping all night I can babysit. LOL!

    MOM:)

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  2. Oh, you do not have to pay me to babysit just bring my favorite candy or ice cream.

    MOM

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