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Maya was in with me till 5 months coz I had nowhere else to put her.
Gremlins went straight into their own room with the door shut and a monitor on.
This bub is going into her own room, but I will probably sleep in there with her for the first few weeks to make night feeds easier.
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Lucas is coming up 4 months and started in a bassinette beside our bed, not just because he didn't cry (he shuffled around and my ears tuned into that noise and i woke up??!! Who knew that would be enuf) and as he was a LONG baby he went into a cot very quickly, I have his cot beside my bed now, i dont know if i would hear him otherwise and as its freezing where i am, its convenient to just reach over grab him and feed him and put him back, but each to their own and you have to find what works for you.

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Originally posted by tishy tishy wrote:

Originally posted by denny25 denny25 wrote:

We constantly have a dehumidifer in our room, but it is seriously freezing and mould grows on the walls. Probably not the best environment for a baby?!! We are on a fixed term rental until February next year.


TBH, it's probably not the best environment for any person. We had similar conditions in the last house we rented, along with unlawful access. We went to tenancy tribunal and got out of the lease.

 

Tishy has a point.  Why don't you call the department of housing and see what they have to say?

Have you spoken to your landlord about the damp problem?  They may be accomodating, especially if you've been good tenants.  It is the landlords responsibility to maintain the property so that it is a reasonable environment to live in.

 

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Hiya, I had every intention of putting Lincoln in his own room from day one....but he spent the first two nights not only in our room but in our bed. Be prepared for the emotional seperation you might feel. Lincoln went down fine and went to sleep right away but I climbed into bed and cried my eyes out. After 9 months with this person living within you 24/7 I felt lonely with him in the other room!!! DH was right beside me and I know I was just being silly but I was scared for Lincoln?!?!? I didn't want him to wake up alone. As the others have pointed out they are noisy sleepers so I soon had him back in his bed with the monitor on and the door slightly ajar.
Hope thats some help.
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