In response to the original question on this thread, we had a lot of luck moving our co-sleeping DS into his crib after he nursed to sleep in our bed starting at about 15 months. It was a last ditch effort before buying a king size bed. He really took to it fine at that age (after wanting no part of the crib prior to that and waking up instantly if he was moved off our bed). So, if you want to go that route, give it a try. He is now 21 months and sleeps in his crib until about 4-5am then comes into bed with us until 7am. His crib is in our room so we're all awake for about 1 minute when he makes the transition in the early morning hours.

I got pregnant when he was 18 months and weaned him about a month ago because I didn't want him to associate the new baby with the end of nursing. He was ready, it was a piece of cake and took about 10 days to wean from both morning and night nursing. One of us lies down with him on our bed to fall asleep then we pop him into the crib. Takes about 30 min each night but we both are eager to be the bedtime person because who doesn't want toddler cuddles at the end of the day? For naps, we lie down with him on a twin mattress in his room and then leave when he falls asleep. We will probably transition to that at night before baby comes.

Anonymous wrote:Personally, I think all of you cosleepers are crunchy nut jobs anyway. DS has slept in his own room since the night he came home from the hospital. He STTN at two months old, so clearly I did something right. I would never dream of having sex with DH with him in the same bed. I don't care if it's technically child abuse or not, it's completely inappropriate.

And how old is he now?

OK you abuse cryers have your own thread now so step aside.

OP, got pregnant when my child was around 3 yo (if anyone would like to know - spare room was the scene of the conception). He was a cosleeper still. When baby first came we just moved baby in (baby on side of bed next to arm's reach (not in, because none of mine liked that separate surface) and then me, then DS then DH (king bed). But DH snoring work up the baby so he was soon kicked out. Then my son realized that when baby woke up he would get woken up to. So then DH went and slept on DS's top bunk for a while, as the snoring never woken him, and of course, DS loved. Now we just have one of us go in and bunk with my son until he falls asleep and he's usually there until morning now, unless he has a nightmare or gets sick, etc. DD is still in our bed. and when my DH snores, he visits the couch because DS can't handle the snoring either now!