Sleep Training While Room Sharing
You're probably reading this from bed, or from the edge of it, while your baby grunts, squirms, or wakes the second you think they've settled. You want more sleep. You also want to keep your baby close, because room sharing feels safer, simpler, or just necessary in your home.That tension is real. A lot of parents assume they have to choose one or the other. They don't.Sleep training while room sharing is usually less about finding a magical method and more about reducing stimulation, staying consistent, and using a plan that fits the room you have. If your baby sleeps...