Is your baby still sleeping in your room?

Nodoubtvw

My LO is going to be 7 weeks old this Friday and he is sleeping in our room still.  I have him sleeping in a bassinet.  I was thinking about moving him to his room when he is 2 months old, but wondered what some of you have done.  I know it's a matter of preference, I'm just curious since we all have babies that are similar in age.

JenBee74

Ours will be 10 weeks this Saturday, she is still in the bassinet in our room. I am thinking we will move her to her crib in about 4 to 6 weeks. I think the problem is that I'm not ready yet, she'd probably be fine.

Licia&Wayne

Our kiddo is still in our room and probably will be until she grows out of her bassinet. She's 10 weeks now.

Quite honestly, I'm not ready to move her. I'm sure she would sleep fine on her own, but I like being able to look over and see her, adjust her head, swaddle, etc. She also still wakes up once a night, so it's easier to have her in the room for that wake up.

She's a tall girl, so I'm sure she won't fit in her bassinet for much longer. I'm just enjoying her while I can!

Devbo18

My son is 7 weeks and we made the transition last weekend. I REALLY wasn't ready, I loved having him right next to me, but I was so afraid if I didn't do it soon, he would out grow the RnP and then I'd be really screwed. I had really low expectations for the first night, but he went right in, no tears or anything! The trick is to put them down when they're already sleeping. Since making the transition, were all sleeping better too! Good luck :

Runaway22

A little over 10 weeks, and we're bed sharing for the foreseeable future.

Jerry77

DD is still in our room for the time being and she's 9 weeks old today. We have her in the RnP right now because she hates the bassinet. We'll probably start the transition soon because I go back to work in a few weeks and I'm sure I won't wake up to every little grunt and movement that way.

pinkglam7

LO still sleeps in a PNP in our room.  She is STTN so I'm sure we could move her to the crib.  But I just feel more comfortable and I can sleep better knowing she is just an arms length away!

haileyq

10 weeks, PNP in our room. It is recommended they sleep in  parents' room until 4 months to reduce SIDs risk.

ShadyKull

My LO is 7.5 weeks and still in the RnP in our room. He still wakes up twice at night most nights, so it is just easier to have him there, though he can be really noisy, ugh.

i am not sure when we will move him. Probably not until he is sleeping longer stretches and only waking up once per night or STTN (hopefully in the not too distant future!)

racheyt0227

Mine is 6 weeks & sleeps in a bassinet in our room. The pedi suggested he sleep in our room until 3 months.

mnj05

DS is 10 weeks old today and still in our room. I wanted to put him in his room at 2 months, but DH wants to wait until the nightly feeding is dropped. I think we're going to try in two weeks regardless. DS is easy to put down for the most part so it shouldn't be a big deal.

runningyogimama

DD is 6 weeks and in our room in her PNP. She was in her RnP the first 3 weeks, but she really likes to stretch out and moves and wiggles a lot in her sleep, so we moved her to the PnP and she sleeps much better. Actually, she's been STTN, but I'm not ready to move her to her own room, even though I'm sure she'll do fine.

KMac570

We will be keeping LO in the room with us for the first six months, as this is recommended for SIDS risk reduction. 

ninambutler

My daughter is closing in on 11 weeks and still in the RNP right next to my bed or in my bed some nights. Her crib is in my room and we will be xosleeping for at least a year out of necessity. I don't see any rush though.

jgoetz1

DS is 9 weeks old and we moved him into his room 2 weeks ago.  He slept longer in is own room so it's working out well.

ann_jeremiah

I moved our RnP out of our room two nights ago, because DS2 constantly woke me up with his grunting... He wakes me twice for feedings.

tilsonc

We moved LO into her room at 4 weeks. She was making so much noise sleeping that I didn't get any sleep. We all get a lot more sleep in our own rooms. 

sefferj

My son is almost 11 weeks and is still in his bassinet in our room. I plan on keeping him in our room until 6 months because research has shown it decreases SIDS risk. But he will most likely have to be moved into the crib part of the pack and play soon as he is outgrowing his bassinet

mccall35

Our LO is in his crib, in our room (we have a 1bdrm apartment), and will be there for a year and a half (we will be moving to a bigger place then)

Virginia&Joshua11052011

Runaway22:

A little over 10 weeks, and we're bed sharing for the foreseeable future.

This, but mine is only 8 weeks

Mother Meghan

My son will be 7 weeks old tomorrow and he still sleeps in our room. I don't have any immediate plans to move him to his crib, but I would like him to be sleeping through the night before we make the transition. He doesn't like sleeping flat on his back (he likes his RnP and his car seat, that's about it for the moment) so I know he won't like the crib for now. Plus I'm not ready, so I'll blame it on his sleep preferences for at least another month or two

doremi29

DD is 7 weeks tomorrow and I've been way more of a softy the 2nd time around. Just this past week, we started putting her down in her crib first (around 8/8:30pm) and when we go to bed later on, I take her to her RnP in our room.