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and it's funny
that before I had miss Emily I thought attachment parenting was BS.
Now that she's here some of it I just do because it seems like the way to do things...and the way SHE wants things done. We have a bedside co sleeper and she slept in the bed for the first month or so. I hold her all the time --leaving her to cry seems wrong. I can't be as extreme as some, but some of it makes sense.
Now that she's here some of it I just do because it seems like the way to do things...and the way SHE wants things done. We have a bedside co sleeper and she slept in the bed for the first month or so. I hold her all the time --leaving her to cry seems wrong. I can't be as extreme as some, but some of it makes sense.
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When he's in my bed, he thinks it's party time, time to jump up and down, roll around and giggle. . . anything but sleep. Having his own bed has been a blessing for me, and he sleeps better than he ever could in my room as I snore horribly.
I really liked what you said about kids being part of a family, and that every family member has needs that are important.