DD1 wrapping her arms around my neck and demanding I "dwish" (squish) her back.
When she was learning the names for parts of the face, we used to fall asleep as she was touching and naming my nose, eyes, mouth etc.
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DD1 wrapping her arms around my neck and demanding I "dwish" (squish) her back.
When she was learning the names for parts of the face, we used to fall asleep as she was touching and naming my nose, eyes, mouth etc.
DS has started waking me by blowing raspberries on my boobs or tummy.. So CUTE!! :heartbeat:
I rolled over this morning and DD2 (21 months) said: No Mummy! You not going anywhere! Dis our special bed!
:) Gave me a smile. She's right, cosleeping is special.
Those moments where your baby wakes in the night and all it takes is a boob for a pillow.
DS has always made the cutest little grunting sound since forever. I liken it to a baby pig snoring. I used to know all was well when he was making that little noise. When he was crying in the night (which was often because he still woke frequently for 7 months solid) I would rock and pat him until the crying turned to little grunts. That sound always brings me such relief, even now!
Now he's a big boy, and I have to be up early every day for work, he sleeps in a toddler bed. But I listen to the monitor for his snorng/grunting sounds, and remember the good old days of sleep deprivation and 24hr snuggles.
I'll be co-sleeping with Muffin, too.