What happened to Koda..
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2021
- Finally addressing the Koda situation.. So here is what happened to him!
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Not that you need people’s approval but you absolutely did the right thing for your family and for your dog. You’ve prevented any accidents from happening with Koda and the baby. You’re a great mom and dog mom!
Once a baby can roll over it is no longer safe for them to be sleeping in a bassinet... At least where I am at. Our little guy is a few weeks younger than Jaxton and has been sleeping in his crib since a week and a half old. He is a wonderful sleeper that loves his crib. I feel like the early association helped us and him out greatly! As for rolling onto his tummy - he will let you know if he needs help, if they can get to their tummy themselves it is safe for them to sleep that way.
Good idea
Letting Jaxton do naps in his room is a good idea. With help of the installed camera it will build up your confidence Jaxton can do it and he will slowly get used to sleep alone. As others have said buy a pack and play for in your bedroom. Also handy when you go on Holiday. Not too many changes at once because Jaxton already knows his bed. Little add: Have you looked into the cry it out method? Just wondering 🙂
You could always put a mini crib in your room for Jaxton.
Owlet sleep sock have been the best purchase we got. Our baby started sleeping in their room at 3 months. Naps first then naps and night. If that does not work we used a pack and play in our room with a black out tent over it
I was worried about the flipping over during the night too. the first few nights i would constantly check on him but turns out he just sleeps way better on his stomach! and he somehow always keeps his head to the side so he can breathe! definitely lay Jaxton down on his back, but if he flips he’s gonna flip. not much you can do about that!
Yup!!
I was always told that if a baby is old enough to flip himself over and can hold his head up good with Tommy time then he will be fine if he turns during the night! Now granted my kids haven't been babies in 8 years and all they slept is on there belly since birth. ( that's the only way they both slept) they do make sleepers that hold your baby for older ones that might prevent him from being able to roll over, if that don't upset him lol. You guys are great parents I am sure you will figure out what's best for him and you!
Cassie, I struggle with migraines too. I'm also a health scientist with a particular interest in neurology. I would definitely recommend you go see a neurologist. I'm from the UK, so I don't know names of US medications, but a neurologist may be able to give you a medication that's safe to take while breast feeding. They can also help you track & manage your migraines & figure out your triggers so you can avoid them.
I can’t believe how fast jaxton is growing. He is so freaking adorable.
I’m so glad koda is still in the family and still gets to see you. Glad he has Mimi and papa to live with.
Love your videos!!! Been watching you forever♥️♥️
Maybe think about putting a twin bed in his room so that you can be close to him. When he starts sleeping better through the night you can slowly transition to you sleeping back in your room.
Totally understand the Koda situation, just glad he’s in a safe environment where he’s happy!
All of my babies have been belly sleepers once they can roll to their belly and they enjoy sleeping like that. If he doesn't like it i would suggest the Merlin suit. I think it's a weighted suit(looks like a snow suit) but it's suppose to help with the startle reflex/ settle them down. I don't think he could roll over easily in it.
Hi guys!!!awwww lil man is getting so big ❤️
I have it and we love it we can see our baby perfectly
If they flip over themselves the doctor told me it’s ok to leave them. I never had issues with my son
Starting with naps is a great idea. Thanks for the update on Koda I was wondering if you mentioned it and I just missed it somehow.
Thanks so so much for the update on Koda
I made being in the bedroom part of the bedtime routine.... My kids would start with a bath then we went to the bedroom read a book/cuddled then we did our last feed before bed so they were nice and relaxed then off to the crib they went... My daughter was a little harder. I had to rock her to sleep then put her in the crib. But they get used to it pretty quick so just being consistent will help you put him to sleep anywhere he needs to sleep
As long as he has good head control, I wouldn't be too concerned with the rolling. And letting him cry a few minutes won't hurt him. It will teach him how to self soothe a bit.
Jaxton is growing so much he also have alot of energy
Strange how Koda get along with Missy's dogs and Leo but not Cici.
Because he been around those dog since he was a pup i think
It really doesn't matter. She found a good home for him. Something she couldn't provide, and took responsibility for that. And still gets to see him.
Koda did have a home before got given to the parents now what does that suggest
I think that the two of you are very wise to have your dog live with your parents. He is being well taken care of and even though I’m a big dog lover you just never know what they would do when stressed. Safer this way.
@@claudiabadia3605 so you think it's okay just give there dog away like that not knowing how this will change his attitude to his I know there doing what's best for him it's not fair for Koda getting thrown out of the house hes lived in for years
Do you always have the bassinet on motion when he is falling a sleep? That might be a big reason he won’t sleep in his crib since the scrub is stationary. Also do you have
Another room closer to yours? If not maybe temporarily move your room closer
To his until he is a
Bit older.
You just have to be consistent with putting him back in his crib. It might be a few sleepless nights but he will eventually understand thats where he sleeps. Try putting the blanket he sleeps on in his bassinet, under him in his crib if it's big enough. And in the crib during naps too.
Love love love that camera! I have it and have used it for a few years now.
Persistence is key! And consistency!!!
as long as Koda is happy and everyone else safe and content thats all that matters. He seems very loved and cared for. :)
I think eventually Jaxton will get use to his crib,and when he's ready to sleep in it at night, you can keep an eye on him with the camera.
I’m so glad he’s doing well I love him ❤️❤️
The jumping Johnny is what we called it 60 years ago. It really straightening his little legs. Alittle advice putting socks or baby shoes, it helps the feet. The more he uses toys that help him stand and eventually to walk. I'm a grandma of 4 grandkids your oldest is giving us our first great grandma child. Love you guys.
Aw Jaxton is so very cute.
He’s precious
Put the pack n play in your room and buy a mattress for it (if you don’t have one already) - you can make this his regular sleep spot for nap time as well and just set the camera up in your room
Stop telling them to put the pack n play in their bedroom
I recommend to get that pads on the side on the crib inside will also keep them intertained if he wakes up like a black and white on will patterns on it
Thanks for they explaining where Koda is and his situation. Thanks for letting us know
Love you guys
Babyboy is getting so big 💙💯
With my first I started with naps in the crib once they were too big for the bassinet. Then about 2 weeks later we did bedtime because she was doing great for naps. They always started out in there every night with a bedtime routine. I usually brought her back to my bed to nurse and then brought her back to bed after nursing. I didn't have as long as a walk though! Holy Cow! What about naps in his crib and get a pack n play for after he wakes up to nurse the first time? I know my littles slept longer in their cribs after awhile since they couldn't smell me or hear us move around in bed.
Very smart!appreciate your concerns, totally understand
By the time they are strong enough too flip over, it’s no longer dangerous for them to be on their stomach, because they can lift their head and turn it to breathe. But double check this with your doc.
Oh Cassie! I get Migraines too. What helps me is Strong coffee and exedrin.... If that doesn't
work... eat a Wendy's frosty or Ice Cream.
Something about the coldness of the Frosty that causes brain freeze is a headache reliever too. Hope you feel better! :)
"Brain Freeze. You can also freeze out a headache using ice cream. To do this, put a spoonful of ice cream in the back of your mouth. Allow it to melt completely before you swallow. Although this treatment may be painful at the time, it is a great way to “cool” your brain down, effectively stopping a headache or preventing a migraine "
You did the best thing for Koda and he is happy that's all that matters he is loved and happy ❤️❤️❤️ . My 5centa it's easier for baby and parents when they start early with there own room but if it don't feel right for you follow your gut and heart and it will be right ❤️
Just a suggestion! Because Jaxton wants to feel your presence, this is a possible reason he ‘ doesn’t like his crib’ . So for your peace of mind , and the baby’s, my suggestion is that you should go into the trouble of taking down the crib and set it up in your room, so he can get used to it, have more space, while you guys are there in the same room, and I believe that Cassie won’t be nervous about Jaxton being so far away, and gradually as some months go by, he will be older, get used to his crib, and you can put the crib back into his own room….just a suggestion, as it worked out very well with our situation! 💕💕
They pack and plays with like a bassinet on top. It make it where they are higher up in it so you don't have to reach as far down. My child slept in their for the first couple months until we moved him to his crib.
If he is rolling to his belly himself you really do need a bigger space for him. Plus it is fine for him to be on his belly if he is doing it. If you dont feel comfortable about something dont be afraid to talk to his doctor.
Hi i love you guys so much 💗
Helping my cousin
Ok yes i need this still have not clicked on it but know that gonna be the best vid ever and he's so cute
I miss koda
I think you made the best decision for you dog and glad to hear that he is doing well
Yes
I love your videos cassie and carlos and jaxton
Rolling over during the night always scared me too!
My mum suggested to use a rolled up small towels to put beside them while they were sleeping. Then i brought a mat (which I think was designed for this reason here in England, London) it had 2 soft velcro cylinder shapes that attached to it, so the baby lays on the mat and each rolled up piece is on each side if them.. the cylinders never moved because of the velcro.
Good luck.. hopefully not for long.
it helps to start with naps in his room. and it does look like he is out growing his bassinet. You can get a mini crib or portable crib that looks like a real crib but smaller for your room and after getting him to sleep in his room for naps then you can have him start out in his bed in his room but then if he wakes up you can take him to your room.
We never had an issue with baby rolling over onto her tummy at night and getting frustrated because she couldn't roll back onto her back again because we swaddled her at night. Swaddling also makes baby feel like they're being hugged. I like to think of swaddles as the womb outside of the Mom's womb. It's their own cozy cocoon for sleeping.
I have that baby monitor and I love it!! We have it mounted on the wall! We started to have our baby nap in the crib before transferring in there at night. My baby was also a tummy sleeper! I kinda watched him the first few nights but I got comfortable and he always moved his head to the side! He still sleeps on his tummy!😊
Oh ohh… what happened to koda? Ah okie. Now we know.
What you could do too, is let him start with Napping in his Crib. Make All nap times in his crib. Start nap feedings in his rocking chair and then put him in his crib. That way everyone has a easy transition into him sleeping in his crib. And at night time, let him sleep in your room for a couple more weeks in a Pack - N - Play
I am so glad koda is doing well
Jaxton’s eyes are so cuteeee!
Love ur family
Get a pack n play you can use it later too when he’s mobile for times you need to get stuff done.
Always listen you your instincts. You made the right decision by Koda. I had the exact same worry with my son & sleeping in a crib. I ended up having my son sleeping in my bed because I too was breast feeding, it just made life easier & if my son moved at all, I was very aware & could easily check on him & adjust him if needed.
Jaxtons room doesnt seem too far from your room. Luckily they are both upstairs.
I'm so glad Koda is ok
I had a pack and play in my room (because my son grew out of his bassinet by 4 months) until about 6/7 months. Then I put him in his room. He sleeps through the night in his room now and I still use a camera every night (he’s 14 months now). Hope this helps!
For the crib and him rolling around they have these soft barrier things that can rap around the whole inside of the crib and they have different kinds of patterns
Jaxton is so cute💕💘
Highly recommend an Owlet!! 100% worth the money. I also love that baby monitor!
I thought you addressed this before and mentioned he was living with your parents so I never really thought about since you said that in one of videos.
Momma of 2 here: You could try a pack n play in your bedroom for now. So you don't have to move the crib. Definitely try using the crib for naps so he adjusts!
As for flipping on to the tummy, my eldest did this and I would worry so much! But there's really nothing you can do about it. She's still a stomach sleeper and she's 9 years old now. Lol
To transfer my baby to the crib we just put the crib where the bassinet was next to our bed and placed him in it in the dark. He slept so much better with more space. Maybe don’t have to rocking settings on your bassinet for a few days first to transition as obviously the crib doesn’t rock x
I have that camera and I really like it. It helps a lot for naps especially.
We had to rehome my husband's Australian Shepard for the same reason after bringing home our first son (severe anxiety triggered by baby noises + separation anxiety for not being the center of attention). The lady straw was when our baby was just crawling past the dog and he snapped at him, nearly biting him. It was terrifying. The dog is much happier at my in laws' house.
Ilove you somuch miss
Our trick for transitioning to the crib with our twins was just consistency. We would do bath bottle lotion then bed. We started with rocking them to sleep first then laying them down. If they would wake up and cry we would pick them up calm them then lay them back down without putting them back to sleep first. It took 2 1/2 weeks of doing this without any breaks but they finally got it and it was so nice. Once baby understands you are still there they are more comfortable in their crib
Jaxton is so freaking adorable
Thanks for answering my Question
God bless you stay safe bye bye love you guys
I am a pediatric nurse. Jaxton is probably getting too big for a bassinet. He needs to sleep in a crib where he can move around. He will learn to roll over the opposite way any day now. You do not need to “flip” him. He is not going to suffocate. Mamaroo type products are nice, but cribs don’t move or rock your baby to sleep. He needs to learn how to put himself to sleep if he is not sleeping after you nurse him before bed. He may fuss and cry a bit, but if you pick him up out of the crib every time he cries, you are reinforcing the behavior. At some point, he will learn to self soothe. He is not in charge, and you are there to guide and teach him through the stages of his life. As to the fact that you don’t want to walk to his room, perhaps you should have thought about that before you bought the house. That is a first world problem. You will survive.
Just set a pack n play up in your room so that he has more room and since he is getting better it will be safer. Move him to his room when you’re ready.❤️
He is needing to roll over and in the bassinet there isn’t enough room and so it’s waking him up during the night. Bigger area he will learn both directions fast.
I loved using like a side car situation on my bed. So you could leave the crib in his room and get a smaller crib that attaches to the side of your bed. I always felt like if my baby could get themselves on their belly and slept like that and they had the strength to turn or lift their head when needed it was fine to let them find what is most comfortable for them. I have 4 kids and 2 of them always preferred to sleep on their tummy and still do.
Make sure his arms are out now that he’s rolling. If they’re swaddled down and he rolls he risks suffocating because he can’t use his arms to left his head and/or roll.
He’ll learn to roll over eventually. Lots of practice during the day!
He’s gorgeous, you’re doing a great job Mama! 💕
They have wedges they are like wedges for babies I used them for all three of my babies it helps them from rolling over they really can't roll over if there is a wedge in between them period and try a sound machine for when he sleeps in his crib in his own room. You guys are great parents!
Jaxton is very happy. That’s why he forgot to say his name.
Jaxton is just soo cute!!!
Cassie read him, a bedtime story.
1. Try peppermint oil across the hairline of the forehead and in the temples for migraines. I use a product called migrasooth and i have 4 vials at all times close.
2. Try putting something with your scent in his crib at nap time. Best wishes.
I had a Dr. appointment and it did not go to well, but my Dr, my mom, and I are figuring it out.
Love watching your videos.
You could always use a wedge. Put it on the he rolls that way it it won't let him. Or with him holding his head up. Let him roll over. He may actually sleep better on his tummy. But if something were to happen or he got mad, you'll know whether by the monitor or by yelling at you, lol. His head and neck are plenty strong enough though. He's been strong for a couple months now
I love watching your RUclips channel
As long as baby can get to there tummy on their own they can sleep on their tummy, it always scared me as well but that is what I was always told my son is currently almost 20 months
We have that monitor and love it! We also have an almost 5mos old and she rolls over too. We put her to bed on her back and she rolls to her tummy. I was freaked out at first but she is so comfy and our pediatrician said if she's rolling by herself, then it's safe for her to do that on her own.
Awee what happen to bubs
yes start naps in there. And yes as long as there are no loose blankets or what not he will be fine on his tummy.
Hi guys
I love you guys chance ❤️👍❤️
Is Koda alright?
Maybe you could try putting a small crib in your bedroom till he’s a little older . So glad you told us about Koda .