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.[quote user="Tristan"]Mt attitude with cosleeping is that it doesn't have to be an "all or nothing" kind of thing.[/quote] Ditto the above. We half co-slept from 0-12 months. I'd bring him to bed to nurse and I'd try to remember to put him back in the pack'n play or crib, but sometimes I'd fall asleep while he

Not to hijack the post but we already have a bedtime routine that's been the same every night since 5 or 6 months; bath, book, song, bed. He's screaming about a minute after I put him down in the crib unless I hold his hand or stand right next to the crib or pat his back. If I even try to sit in the chair near his crib he screams bloody murder

I don't have any suggestions for you unfortunately, but we are dealing with the same thing. Our disruption was a vacation where he slept in our room for a week, then he was sick for a week and now we can't get him to sleep with out us there either. I'll be following this thread very carefully. I really feel for you. It has to be so much

Welcome Ladies! There's a buddy group for those of use doing IVF's in Sept- Nov. But I'm up for keeping a thread going here too. :)

I gained about 10 lbs over the course of my fertility treatments, IVF included. But I attribute this mainly to me not riding my horse while I was cycling, which is my primary source of exercise. If my exercise routine hadn't changed I probably would've gained about 5 lbs. mostly due to bloat from the meds.