S/O snoring...

taboullio84

I seriously have him sleeping in another room for almost a week. It drives me crazy. Do any of y'all deal with this? I can hear him through the earplugs.

kbbtah

Yes, been there. Luckily for us, we have a really comfortable spare bedroom mattress. So I don't feel bad banishing him to the guest room. Momma needs her sleep! Good luck...zzzzzzzzz

iheartpancake

My husband was kicked out months ago. I can't handle it! It sucks but it's hopefully temporary.

KarasTwin

Yes! One night I could hear him through 2 doors with both bathroom exhaust fans going.

KonaCoffeeBean

I snore in certain positions, but since about 20 weeks, it's become unavoidable. I would be devastated if my husband wanted to "banish" me because of it.

Frogger5

Oh, it sucks. Try a white noise machine along with earplugs if you can, that might do the trick. I think it's hard now because usually if I'm sleeping it doesn't wake me up, so it used to be fine if I fell asleep first. Now, with having to get up a few times to go to the bathroom, it's impossible to fall back asleep if he's already snoring! Plus, I seem to be a lot more grumpy about it these days.

KaLikeAWind

I am pretty sure I snore more than hubs does. But he knows he can't banish me, bwahahaha

ksimo6

Made him go for a sleep study last year and he has a cpap now. Iccasuinalky he will take it off in his sleep... I go to the guest room and put in a white noise machine.

klkonwi

I do white noise a fan and earplugs. I feel for you babe !

CurlyMom78

My husband only snores on one side so I just nudge him to turn over on his "non-snoring" side if that doesn't work Breathe Rite strips work on him like a charm!

fivesgirl

I'm the one that will get up and go sleep somewhere else, it's not fair to make him get up.  Right now we don't have a guest bedroom so I was sleeping with my 3 year old, which sucked because he uses me as a foot rest. We had company last weekend and had to purchase some air mattresses so now my husband is voluntarily sleeping on that. I know I snore and he is very kind to ignore it and leave me alone.  

amabarne

My DH snores terribly when he is either really tired or has had a couple drinks. I either make him roll onto his side or sleep in the living room. We have a sofa sleeper which has been a life saver at times!

HoosOnFirst

Nope, I'm the snorer right now!

aliciac2008

Ya, my husband snores all the time. I've learned to just deal with it over the years.

taboullio84

I think the thing for me is I'm not use to it. I worked nights he worked days. Now I am not working and I sleep at night with him. But once I get up to use the bathroom it takes a minute to fall back to sleep. And if he's snoring.. I can't fall back to sleep . I put a fan in the room and use earplugs but he's So loud. He comes snuggle before bed.. And then goes to the guest room.. I feel bad, but I been sleeping amazingly. I want all the sleep I can get now before little bit gets here. He's a sweety though.. He understands.

Frogger5

taboullio84 said:

I think the thing for me is I'm not use to it. I worked nights he worked days. Now I am not working and I sleep at night with him. But once I get up to use the bathroom it takes a minute to fall back to sleep. And if he's snoring.. I can't fall back to sleep . I put a fan in the room and use earplugs but he's So loud. He comes snuggle before bed.. And then goes to the guest room.. I feel bad, but I been sleeping amazingly. I want all the sleep I can get now before little bit gets here. He's a sweety though.. He understands.

Eh, don't worry about it then. You can return the favor if you want when LO gets here by sparing him (some? most?) MOTN wake ups. Not sleeping in the same bed is awesome - definitely much better sleep. Ever been in a hotel with two beds and you each take one? Love that.

finchfeeder80

I've always been the snorer in our relationship. Yay for chronic allergies!  

rsalata

Snoring drives me nuts but I'm probably guilty of it too.

seesea

I'm a snorer too but DH snores the loudest. We've been together so long that oddly enough I got so used to it that sometimes I can't fall asleep until I hear him snore.