Reason #345927874635

gregslittlewifey · February 2012

Not having to put up with this shiz.

Jennifer0807 · February 2012

Jazz hands! Love it.

StellarStaylor · February 2012

Yes

I can't say much though since this happens with our dog. Confused

AGirlinWonderland · February 2012

I like H is for Hell....because not getting to sleep = hell.

shorty20 · February 2012

StellarStaylor:

I can't say much though since this happens with our dog.

Mine is our cat Tongue Tied

Mrs.AngelaA · February 2012

Amen sister!

alabaster_angel · February 2012

You really don't get that much of the bed.

And those positions look relatively comfortable.

This isn't accurate at all.

angrybeavers · February 2012

Why is the baby in the bed to begin with...?

alabaster_angel · February 2012

angrybeavers:
Why is the baby in the bed to begin with...?

*pats ABs hand* So you don't kill yourself and others, dear.

AGirlinWonderland · February 2012

angrybeavers:
Why is the baby in the bed to begin with...?

VERY good question. It's called a crib, people!!

It is my understanding that it is actually dangerous to share a bed with a baby. Is that not correct?

alabaster_angel · February 2012

Cute.

gregslittlewifey · February 2012

AGirlinWonderland:

angrybeavers:
Why is the baby in the bed to begin with...?

VERY good question. It's called a crib, people!!

It is my understanding that it is actually dangerous to share a bed with a baby. Is that not correct?

A friend of my mother's rolled over and suffocated her baby in bed. It was horrible. I'm sure it's not that common, but...eesh.

sapphirebouquet · February 2012

YES!

ETA: Yes to OP, not GLW's post. I'm not that horrible of a person!

erin0709 · February 2012

gregslittlewifey:
AGirlinWonderland:

angrybeavers:
Why is the baby in the bed to begin with...?

VERY good question. It's called a crib, people!!

It is my understanding that it is actually dangerous to share a bed with a baby. Is that not correct?

A friend of my mother's rolled over and suffocated her baby in bed. It was horrible. I'm sure it's not that common, but...eesh.

yikes!

My best friend lets their daughter sleep in the bed with them, she has rolled off twice! Once she busted her lip and it was bleeding, but that's the worst that happened to her so far. They are trying to get her to sleep in her own room but I guess it doesn't always go so well.

lexxasaurus · February 2012

It is possible to suffocate them, but I've heard cosleeping infants actually have a lower risk of SIDS because you can monitor them and all that. (Though you should never drink/do drugs/cosleep if you have a sleep disorder, etc.) My bestie has shared the bed with her daughter since she was born in April. She sleeps better, Brodie sleeps better, it makes for a much happier family.