Good for you Marilyn
I feel exactly the same!! hence why I have 4 under 4.5.(the breastfeeding
DID NOT prevent ovulation in my case)
I think this sort of measured approach has enabled me to provide comfort and
reassurance, not be sleep deprived, have a bit of relationship time and do
30 hrs a
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Pinky,
where are you based? Is Oakleigh and Hawthorn in Victoria?
Sylvia
(Adelaide)
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pretty obvious from this list that co-sleeping can't inhibit your sex life too
much, just look at how many of us have 3 children, and some.
I
remember before having my children, working full time in my own business and
hubby working full time, plus renovating and a social life etc, we
Rosemary,
Can you contact me off list please?
Thanks
Tania
You know Belinda, I think that was my parents' approach to me sleeping with
them. I have a fond memory of their bed being a welcoming place up until I
was about 2 or 3 yrs then I have a memory of being cramped, hot, and itchy
when in there...I soon preferred my own bed though would go in for
reassu
When i got desperate with my second child who as about five and always in
our small bed as well as his new brother I tried many things. What worked
best was always welcoming him into our bed yet making him very uncomfortable
so his own bed was more attractive ie squishing him towards the edge of th
Apparently putting Vaseline on the door
knob stops littlies from coming in to the bedroom at inopportune moments LOL.
Cheers, Julie Garratt a
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Gentle Beginnings Sessions with Pinky
McKay
Parenting should be based on connection rather than
control and it should be FUN!" says Pinky McKay, author of Parenting By
Heart and 100 Ways to Calm the Crying.
It is never too early to consider your parenting options
or to learn how
I DO need to let him know how wonderful he is - unfortunately I express it
to friends/family (as they ALWAYS admire him)... yet I am so used to his
support, love and help that I get lulled into taking it for granted.
Unfortunately I don't know of many other husbands who would come home from
work, d
I too am a baby wearer -carrying mine around in a sling when little (and
even as toddlers too!).
I have found carrying my baby around in a sling invaluable when running
around after an active and full-on 2 1/2 yr old - although I agree that it
gets hard on your back with all the bending down and ge
I loved reading your story Helen - thank you for
sharing your experience.
I wonder how our sex life would be by now if we
didn't have any children? Would we be less zealous because of familiarity, our
age or pure comfort. my guess with my husband and I - is that our sex life
is profoun
you go tell you're husband he's a PRINCE!!! - I said so! LOL
Kirsten
also married to a prince
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] husbands on co-sleeping
> Hi Sylvia -as yo
Hi, sorry for not answering as yet. It's been a very busy weekend. I
settle Daniel at the breast on my bed usually during the day unless I'm
out and about. I used to settle him on the couch and trasfer to his cot
but now he won't have a bar of that. If I'm out he'll fall asleep in the
car and I hav
This is a great discussion!
My son slept in our bed while he was a baby, and I also carried him a lot in
a hug a bub sling. He had some of his sleeps during the day in the sling,
wakeful times in the sling, and I found it very handy when I wanted to get
something done as he would be guaranteed to
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