thread: co-sleeping, i'd like to, but . . . ?

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
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    A friend of mine who co-slept was asked by her co-worker how she managed to DTD - her reply was "you must have a pretty boring sex life if you only do it in your bed and at night". I don't think co-sleeping has to interfere with intimacy - it might just mean doing things a little differently.

    As for the smoking, as has been said, the baby should be on the other side of the mum anyway, so that shouldn't be an issue.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jun 2009
    Stuart Mill, near St Arnaud, Victoria
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    of course on the sex life, i should have thought of that! Hehe!

    The man does smoke outside, but it really does hang on him, so yeah i guess those would be bassinette nights, at least to begin with anyways.

    Actually that makes the most sense, starting in bassinette, as i'm a night owl, so i'd be up for hours anyways, tired or not :-)

    Thankyou girls! I've been mulling over this for a while now, and in the space of a couple hours you've managed to make it so clear for me! Much appreciated!

    Oh, one other thing, mozzie control. A net is not practical as it's a wicker bassinette, and when i tested with the net there were still ways for the bugs to get in through the wicker, actually scarily enough, a spider got in! We dont have a bug zapper yet, on the cards, funds depending, but i usually burn citronella candles, is that ok with bubs around?