Where does your LO sleep?

manna1212 · June 2014

Where does your LO sleep? For some reasons I really think ds does not like his bassinet. He has reflux and I can't seem to get a good angle incline on it for him. I could be wrong but I am thinking about trying him in his crib to see if it makes a difference. For those of you who have your LO in a crib already, how old is your LO? Ds is 6 weeks. Did the transition go smoothly? Thanks!

usernewname · June 2014

Ds is in his basket. But he is getting too long for it. We're going to move his floor bed into our room but need to figure out how to incline it a bit so that he doesn't gag (does sometimes) but not so much he can scoot down to the bottom like he does in his basket.

DBonfante · June 2014

LO is 5 weeks. Just transitioned him from the rnp to the cosleeper this weekend. With both he slept in our room.

MrsT2008 · June 2014

In her crib in her room. No transition though since she has been there since day 1. She is 6 weeks.

Sam0905 · June 2014

LO is 8 weeks old. He slept in a bassinet next to our bed until he was 6 weeks old, then we put him in his crib. No "transition", we just started one night. He did great and loves his crib.

momo214 · June 2014

She's in a PNP until next week when we move and she gets her own room. Then she will be in her crib (hopefully).

Hallil · June 2014

Usually in my armpit. Lol

gurleymomma · June 2014

We put her in her crib two nights ago.we put her on the bumpy to sit her up a little like she likes and shes still likes swaddling so she can not really go anywhere.It has went really well.Also sounds bad but mommy gets the bed back to herself since dh works nights.

QOTR · June 2014

We don't have a bassinet or anything else, so our 4.5 week old has either slept in his crib in his room, in our arms or a couple of times, in his swing in the living room.

usernewname · June 2014

Do any of you NOT have them on an incline?

If D'S gets a lot in one feed and doesn't burp well he tends to get red and gag as it goes out the nose too. This worries me when he goes to his floor bed as we're not sure if we can incline it. He tends to scoot down in his basket but that has a bottom to stop him. Mind you its only happens maybe 5 times but if he's on his back I worry he won't be able to get it out properly.

Maybe I'm just over analyzing. I know burping him will take care of it. And I try not to offer both breasts back to back to prevent it. I try to give him a breather in between.

Sigh.

ns1 · June 2014

florassecret said:
Do any of you NOT have them on an incline?

If D'S gets a lot in one feed and doesn't burp well he tends to get red and gag as it goes out the nose too. This worries me when he goes to his floor bed as we're not sure if we can incline it. He tends to scoot down in his basket but that has a bottom to stop him. Mind you its only happens maybe 5 times but if he's on his back I worry he won't be able to get it out properly.

Maybe I'm just over analyzing. I know burping him will take care of it. And I try not to offer both breasts back to back to prevent it. I try to give him a breather in between.

Sigh.

DD never slept on an incline and has always slept like a dream. (Don't get me started on DS and sleep though and he is on an incline. )

MrsT2008 · June 2014

florassecret said:

Do any of you NOT have them on an incline? If D'S gets a lot in one feed and doesn't burp well he tends to get red and gag as it goes out the nose too. This worries me when he goes to his floor bed as we're not sure if we can incline it. He tends to scoot down in his basket but that has a bottom to stop him. Mind you its only happens maybe 5 times but if he's on his back I worry he won't be able to get it out properly. Maybe I'm just over analyzing. I know burping him will take care of it. And I try not to offer both breasts back to back to prevent it. I try to give him a breather in between. Sigh.

Neither of my kids have ever slept on an incline. However, they also almost never spit up.

usernewname · June 2014

Hmm. I think once I get a few days of none of that gagging or spitting up I'l feel better and more comfortable.

I did get an angel care monitor too, so help give me a piece of mind.

MrsT2008 · June 2014

Fwiw, Most times, babies tend to sleep with their head to one side. So even if they spit up while laying flat, it's likely going to dribble out anyway.

spacepotatoes · June 2014

Our LO is not on an incline, but she doesn't have reflux either. She has spit up while lying flat, both asleep and while having her diaper changed. It was just like drool trickling out. If she was having forceful spit ups, I'd be more likely to keep her elevated.

She sleeps in her pack n play with us at night. During the day, bouncer, swing, or on us. We want to transition to the crib when we get longer stretches of sleep at night. She's 5.5 weeks.

ksyknelvr73 · June 2014

DS sleeps in his crib, he is 5 1/2 weeks. We put him in there at 3 weeks. We tried the PNP and he just seemed to hate it and wouldn't sleep well. Then we used the RNP which I do love and he sleeps well in it, but I was worried he may get used to the incline and not like his crib. Our transition went smoothly. He still naps in the RNP.

KBowen715 · June 2014

P got too long for his bassinet, so he's in the PNP. It was oddly emotional for me. He's 7.5 weeks. I don't plan on moving him to his crib until AT LEAST 3 months.

momo214 · June 2014

florassecret said:
Do any of you NOT have them on an incline?

If D'S gets a lot in one feed and doesn't burp well he tends to get red and gag as it goes out the nose too. This worries me when he goes to his floor bed as we're not sure if we can incline it. He tends to scoot down in his basket but that has a bottom to stop him. Mind you its only happens maybe 5 times but if he's on his back I worry he won't be able to get it out properly.

Maybe I'm just over analyzing. I know burping him will take care of it. And I try not to offer both breasts back to back to prevent it. I try to give him a breather in between.

Sigh.

My LO has reflux but does not sleep on an incline. I keep her sitting upright for about 20 min after her feedings and have not had any problems with her sleeping flat.

LunaBug924 · June 2014

We've had a few different sleep scenarios and locations since she was born. I really wanted her in her own room from the beginning. She did great the first few weeks in her nursery in the bassinet (we rolled a towel under the pad to give it a slight incline.

Then we hit the 3 week growth spurt and her reflux symptoms peaked. A friend gave me a RNP and we kept her in that in our room. That lasted about 2 weeks. When DH went back to work, we moved her back to her room (still in the RNP).

Now we're in the 8 week "wonder week", so her sleep has been really disrupted. Last night I caved and put the RNP back in our room. She actually spent most of the night sleeping on her side next to me in bed after falling asleep nursing in the side-lying position.

I've posted a few times looking for other's experience/advice about her sleeping, and the consensus is "do whatever works at this age". I'll put her back in her room tonight and see how it goes. If I have to keep getting up again she'll be back in with us.

usernewname · June 2014

Thanks everyone. He spits up on the change table and during the night and that's no biggie.

It's this gag thing that has happened. But he's awake when it happens. Maybe it's so intense because he's fighting it. He goes red and then the milk comes out and he cries. He's never gone blue. But I've always seen it happen that I know of as he cries. It's only happened like 5 times and my doctor and midwife were not concerned. Said it's just part of development and as long as it's not consistent it's just happens.

I can equate it to getting water up your nose and that choke you experience. Feels awful but passes fast.

Maybe I'll take the incline from his basket first and see how it goes since its right beside me.

tbiscuit18 · June 2014

DS sleeps in rnp and naps in crib. Going through 6 week growth spurt now, so lots of sleeping on me recently.

Meg&Austin · June 2014

Dd has reflux and gags anytime she is on her back flat so she naps on her belly and sleeps in a rock n play at night. I am def worried about transitioning to crib but id rather have a hard Time with that than my poor babe having to gag n get acid in her throat ask night

letal316 · June 2014

DD is almost 8wks and sleeps next to me in her bassinet but naps during the day in her crib. She seems to like her crib but I am still too much of an anxious FTM to not have her next to me at night. I will likely start putting her in her crib for the night either at 3 months or as soon as she is out of the swaddle, whichever comes first.

She's never slept on an incline.

Arinias · June 2014

We have DS in the newborn napper on his PnP next to our bed. We try to put him down for a nap at least once a day in his crib with mixed results. We will need to put him in the bassinet portion of the PnP soon though because he is getting a little long for the napper, so we need to get him used to sleeping flat soon.

jsaffer01 · June 2014

DS naps in his swing or in our arms, and he night time sleeps in his crib in his own room. He is 6wks he has been sleeping in his crib since the day we got home from the hospital. He has no issues sleeping.

lrmrtn · June 2014

We try to get DS to sleep in the crib at least once a day. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Otherwise he sleeps in the swing the most and sometimes in the bouncer or PNP. He's 6 1/2 weeks.

gurleymomma · June 2014

Im so glad to see so many people whose put there LO in their crib my inlaws said i was stupid for getting a crib that we wouldnt use it.Um no DD1 slept in hers since a month.now DD2 isin hers.they think im mean mom for taking baby out of our room.sorry rant over.

lauralou3x3 · June 2014

She sleeps in her RNP. She has reflux also and that's been the best solution.

mrsbtobe20122 · June 2014

Started in the RnP, and then initiated naps in the crib. At 6 weeks he went to the crib at night no issue

pistolpackinmomma · June 2014

PNP, crib, swing, my bed, on my chest. He sleeps around.

momthatlifts · June 2014

She starts off I. Her rnp and ends up in my bed. I would like to try to move her in to her pack n play (no crib) when she starts rolling over

LeeLee86 · June 2014

DD is 7wks. Sleeps in her crib in her co-sleeper(the kind you would put in your bed). She actually sleeps better in there than in our room now. But from 0-4 weeks she wouldn't sleep anywhere but DH's armpit lol.
Sometimes she detaches and coughs during feeds. I've started feeding her more upright not laid flat across the Boppy and it really helps maybe give that a try?

spinsoffresonance · June 2014

First 5w she slept skin to skin in my armpit/cleavage, week 6 stil in my bed but not touching me, it is now week 7 and I'm moving her to the cosleeper. She'll sleep there at least 6months. Naps are mostly against my boobs in the carrier since I'm out and about with DD1 during the day.

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