Furniture & Bedding: Toddler, First Years

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Help with a 20 Month Old Sleeping in Her Own Big Bed

Hi there, I have a 20 month old daughter who has always slept very well. She has been sleeping in her own room, in her own crib since she was 3 months old with no problem and sleeping through the entire night. Just recently she has learned to climb out of her crib and to open doors. Of course we worried she would hurt herself climbing out of the crib so we transferred her into her own big bed and placed safety things on the doors so she can't open all the doors. To get to the point she now will not go to sleep in her bed unless I lie...

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20 Month Old Son Still Sleeping in Our Bed...

I know I may get some real honest opinions on here but maybe thats what I need. Our son has basically slept with us since the day he came home from the hospital-with the exception of hime being in the bassinet or pack and play when he was really tiny. He is now 20 months old and still sleeps in our bed. My MIL keeps telling me to not let him, that he needs his own bed (which he has), etc... Problem is I have no issues with him being in the bed. I thik it's more me than him! I hear all different things from both sides- they will be co...

Sheets, Blankets, Pillows

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Transitioning My Toddler from a Crib to a Bed

My toddler (29 months old) is now trying to climb out of her crib and it is scaring me. I am afraid she is going to hurt herself, so we are looking to transition her to a toddler bed or regular bed. My concern is that she will not stay in her bed, roam around her room and hurt herself in the process. Does anyone have any advice on how to safely transition a toddler from the crib to a bed? Any tips on how to encourage her to stay in her bed without having to lock her door?

Swaddling & Sleep Sacks

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Swaddling and Stimulation Questions

My son is 11 weeks old, but was born 18 days early. My husband and I have been using the soothing methods from Happiest Baby on the Block to get him to sleep. He's a super active baby, always swinging/punching/flailing/kicking, and swaddling him is the only way he can sleep w/o waking himself up. In a couple weeks I'd like to start letting him "cry it out" a little when putting him down so I can stop relying on the swing to get him to nap. My question is how will he be able to self-soothe w/o his little hands? Any tips on how I can "step...

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