Trouble with motion sleeping?

You said that he'll sleep cuddled up next to you, right? Toss a mattress on the floor or lay down some soft and comfy blankets to make a sleeping area and lay down with him there so that you can get up and not worry about him rolling off the bed or waking when you transition him somewhere else. This also lets you notice if he's starting to enter light sleep and snuggle back down with him to help him drift off again to finish his nap.

I really like the idea of some type of floor bed for babies, especially in a situation like you described. It also lets you start to distance yourself a bit so that he doesn't necessarily have to have you snuggle up with him to fall asleep all the time (if that's something you're concerned about). Once he's comfortable with laying there and falling asleep with you, you have as much room as you need to back yourself up a bit, semi-lay and sit, just sit next to him... and as long as the room he's in has been baby proofed, you don't have to worry about falls and whatnot.

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A matress or blanket on the floor in the lounge room could work. That way he won't feel like he is being left out of any thing and you will be able to do whatever you want.

I let my son fall asleep in his swing and when is was REALLY out I would put him in his crib and let him wake up in it. Then I would wait until he just fell asleep and then put him in his crib and let him wake up in it. Then I waited until he started dozing off and I put him in his crib and left my hand on him until he fell completely asleep and he would wake up in his crib.

Basically I made it to where he always WOKE up in his crib and eventually got used to falling asleep there too.

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