I have the same problem with sleeping so in general she sleeps in her own bed close to mine. It hurts too much in my body to sleep next to other people. Part of the sleeping problem comes from that I wake everytime she does and probably pick her up to soon, before she gets a chance to fall asleep again. I'm alse so fulled of stress hormones when I'm trying to sleep because I anticipate to be woken all the time and it makes it hard to fall asleep. To help me realax my husband and I changed places tonight so that he is closer to her bed. Tonight I nursed her three times, but she woke more times and fell asleep again. Hopefully in a while I will be able to not wake wholly when she cires a little and then goes back to sleep.
None of my kids have had any problems with finger sucking or sucking on pacifiers and at least here it's generally believed that longer nursing periods prevents those habits since babies get their comforting needs fulfilled by their mothers and not an object that they get attached too and probably use longer thatn they would have been nursed. With bottles and pacifiers tooth problems really is an issue however. Well today it's the eve before 12th night so I only work half the day so I had the luxury of sleeping until nine.
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Date: 2005-01-05 01:15 am (UTC)None of my kids have had any problems with finger sucking or sucking on pacifiers and at least here it's generally believed that longer nursing periods prevents those habits since babies get their comforting needs fulfilled by their mothers and not an object that they get attached too and probably use longer thatn they would have been nursed. With bottles and pacifiers tooth problems really is an issue however.
Well today it's the eve before 12th night so I only work half the day so I had the luxury of sleeping until nine.
Eva