Breastfeed and sleep...at the same time!

Baby's asking to teter. Mom gets up and gets up, takes baby in her arms and puts him in the breast. Baby falls asleep on the breast, repus. Mom puts it delicately on her mattress. Baby wakes up right now or shortly afterwards. Mom (returns and) takes baby back in her arms. The waltz of interspersed nights! The ones that made my nights short, that I felt tired and irritable in the day, and drunk after a few weeks.

So the cododo already makes it possible not to get up. And then it's possible to breastfeed while sleeping. Babe can sleep well, so why not mom?!
The only time I heard about it was in a breastfeeding support company (The Tetou in Beziers), a mother told us that she was leaving her daughter to a nanny during the day because she had resumed work. The nanny was worried because her daughter didn't eat anything of the day... and yes, she was at night what she couldn't tease the day! And for the night, the mom explains that she's not tired because she doesn't really wake up, she's asleep. She doesn't even know how many times her daughter's dead at night!

Intrigued, I let this idea come to me, integrate my body, my thoughts, untie my beliefs to open myself to possible. Over the nights, I learn to relax, let sleep invade every part of my body, let me go. I don't know how long I put, but after a while I got there, I was sleeping nursing and my baby was sleeping! In the morning my breasts were empty, baby repu, and I couldn't remember breastfeeding. The fatigue that I felt the day no longer had the intensity of before, the nights became moments of tenderness, hugs, true rest that regenerates. If my baby could wake me up at night, I was available to listen to her serenely.