Elisheva,

There are side-car type cribs you can buy now.  They're advertised in
Mothering magazine and other publications.  I made one (with some help) for
our third child, who was so active that he kept my husband asleep if he
slept between us (we just have a queen bed). I had an old wooden portacrib
someone had given me.  I had a carpenter cut off the front side except for
reinforcement at mattress level.  We pulled it up to the side of our bed
and attach it to the bed frame with c-clamps.  When we need to move it to
change sheets, etc. it's easy to take the clamps off and then put them back
on.  Hope that helps.

Sometimes it's actually been my husband who sleeps (partially) in the crib,
but that's another story!  :-)

Lucy Towbin, MSW, IBCLC

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