I am not there yet, but I know in a few months it will be difficult for me to do this. I usually lay DS right down into his crib when I put him down. When he wakes he stands right up and it isn't a problem. I am just curious what others who are much farther along have done about this. I am guessing I would just put him in standing up, but I kind of feel bad doing that, b/c I also put him in his sleep sack right in his crib before saying good night. TIA for any input!
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Re: Putting toddler in/out of crib while pregnant?
I put him in standing up at bedtime and he is fine. Well, actually... DH does it most of the time but DS doesn't have a problem being put in there standing so that makes it easier if I ever do have to do it.
However, he still wakes up in the early morning (like 4:00 or 5:00) and I rock him back to drowsiness. At that point, I put him back in his crib laying down and THAT gets tricky, lol. But, honestly, I think it's harder for me to get up from the glider with him than it is to lay him in his crib. I just try to stretch my arms down as far as I can and sort of stand at an angle. It's a little awkward and a little straining.
Matthew Kevin
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To be honest, I dont really remember what I did. But I know it wasnt really an issue. I am sure it wasnt as easy as when I didnt have a belly, but I dont remember it being a big problem either. I am sure you will do just fine.
I still managed to lay L down in her crib up until C was born. If DH was home, sure I preferred him to do it, but it wasn't a huge deal if I was the only one there and had to lay her down.
Those were the good ol' days when I could lay L down, and then get some rest myself....
You just kind of get used to how to move around your bump again
I'm only 5'2, and I can still get him in the crib. The only difference is that now, instead of having his head at my shoulder and laying him down that way, I have one hand under his head and one under his butt, laying flat on the way down. I don't have to bend as low to do it that way, and I stand slightly at an angle so where I do hit the crib, it's on my side and not belly pressure.
That's the best way I can describe it. Just know it's still possible
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This exactly!!