Co-sleeping

Both of my boys are wriggler thugs that kicked and squirmed when in bed, so co-sleeping hasn't been an option I was willing to undertake (Nick only gets to stay in bed because it's a king size - any closer and his wriggling snoring behaviour would get him put in another room!). I had a moses basket that was the same height as our bed that kept Andrew next to my head and pillow without being in the bed. He stayed in our room until he was about 6 months old and Nick moved him into his own room. It's been good to establish his bed as a sleeping place so haven't had any sleep issues with him at all.

caitlyn snores and is a blanket stealer so she can bugger off to her own bed mwahaha...

she slept with me a couple of times and one morning i forgot she was there and flung out my hands and CRASH she fell on the floor....she was freaked out, but no overall damage.

second thoughts that explains A LOT ...(please dont call cyfs on me)

another time she was in my bed decided she was hungry and pulled up my top and started feeding herself...i woke up to her having a "booby feed" as she calls it now...it was sooo cute

JAX - Don't forget to change your ticker!!!!