tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7190144653162636685.post1205005853202352722..comments2023-07-07T06:21:48.659-05:00Comments on My Scarlet baby: Getting readyMissyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10030801926318157162noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7190144653162636685.post-42559708223534166142011-06-24T04:19:47.674-05:002011-06-24T04:19:47.674-05:00How exciting! I hope things will happen quickly fo...How exciting! I hope things will happen quickly for you now!<br />I do like the idea of those arms reach cosleepers - it means the baby is safe in his/ her own space yet it's part of your bed and you can get to them quickly. True, cosleeping is especially handy when you're BFing, but even if you're not I think it's nice to have baby close by and be able to soothe and cuddle them as needed.Arwhenhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/04768851167735662812noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7190144653162636685.post-25275272893713855622011-06-23T23:30:30.418-05:002011-06-23T23:30:30.418-05:00For cosleeping, there are some in bed insert type ...For cosleeping, there are some in bed insert type things you can get that sort of separates the baby from you, but everyone is in bed (mom and dad on each side). A few years ago one of those products was a SnuggleNest, but baby products change so quickly I don't know what they have now. Once the baby is strong enough (six months, maybe), I'd recommend just disassembling your bed and sleeping on the floor on your mattress so you don't have to worry about accidents. We brought our daughter home at 1 year and cosleeping was a really good way to bond. It's a tough habit to break after 6ish months, though...I hope you are both heavy sleepers or your baby isn't a thrasher :) How great your profile is getting out there!Annie Bhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00851156767173316716noreply@blogger.com