Mom Confessions
I am a heavy sleeper and I'm afraid I won't wake up if DS starts crying.
I because if my fear, I only get 4 hours of sleep. DH works nights and sleeps most of the day.
Does anyone else feel like they won't hear their LO if they sleep??
Oh and the crib can't fit in our room and I don't trust myself to bed share. DS's room is right next to ours. So it's not like he is down the hall or anything.
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You have a baby monitor, right?
Even in the next room?
That helped me sleep. Cosleeping helped for a while, as did putting the crib in our room. I tried it all with three different kids. lol.
I have a profound hearing loss, and you can't sleep in hearing aids, so I know what you're afraid of. You'll find your groove.
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Yup we have a monitor!
Quoting ErikaRobin:
You have a baby monitor, right?
Even in the next room?
That helped me sleep. Cosleeping helped for a while, as did putting the crib in our room. I tried it all with three different kids. lol.
I have a profound hearing loss, and you can't sleep in hearing aids, so I know what you're afraid of. You'll find your groove.
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What monitor do you have? Ours isn't very loud and it's Graco. We got it as a shower gift.
Quoting smurfbitebug:
I was like that for a while after I had DD. The baby monitor helped a lot. I chose a really loud one. And then later on when she was older and mobile I got a video monitor. Which helped even more so.
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by AnonymousNovember 19, 2012 at 11:45 PMNope. I don't have that problem at all, I feel for you though.
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Do you have a monitor? I wake up if my baby coughs in her sleep, and I can sleep through almost anything. I think mothers are programed to wake up when they hear anything from their kids lol. DH on the other hand, won't wake up at all. I could have the monitor up to full volume and let the baby scream (not that I would) and he'd never hear it. I honestly don't think you would have any problem with waking up when the baby cries.