u/WheezySweetie

Question:

When could you start telling your baby or laying them down for nap and they were awake and then you'd leave the room and they'd fall asleep? How did you do it? Transition or another method?

Context:

We co sleep. So his bed is on the floor in his room. He has a room for naps with nanny and we co sleep in my bed at night. He is about to be 16 months old. He sleeps o. His own once he falls asleep no problem, but for falling asleep. I lay next to him and sometimes sing but always just pretend to be asleep next to him. Then he'll fall asleep. He doesn't need rocking or even singing. I'm wondering when I can lay him down and he will fall asleep. I feel like if I left him in his room he would be scared and climb off his bed and walk to the door and cry. Which I don't like. So I'm wondering what other people have done.

Question:

When could you start telling your baby or laying them down for nap and they were awake and then you'd leave the room and they'd fall asleep? How did you do it? Transition or another method?

Context:

We co sleep. So his bed is on the floor in his room. He has a room for naps with nanny and we co sleep in my bed at night. He is about to be 16 months old. He sleeps o. His own once he falls asleep no problem, but for falling asleep. I lay next to him and sometimes sing but always just pretend to be asleep next to him. Then he'll fall asleep. He doesn't need rocking or even singing. I'm wondering when I can lay him down and he will fall asleep. I feel like if I left him in his room he would be scared and climb off his bed and walk to the door and cry. Which I don't like. So I'm wondering what other people have done.

My little baby is 13 months. There was a time we were changing every 3 hours, then 2 hours when he started peeing more. We change poop right away and start the clock over.

This is during the day. I'm curious what other people do if your baby doesn't complain everytime they pee.

how close france is to Switzerland????