So thankful to adrianne that every chance she gets she has talked about you and so glad your now on youtube and we can see now why she is so in love with you. Your amazing god bless you and your family love everything you share.

When Beau fell asleep in your arms while you were singing to her & brushing her hair & face 🥺 😭 Imagine if we were all raised like this? So much love. Security. Affirmation. Can I co-sleep now as a fully grown adult? 😢😩 Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦 💕

Gerd said it best. Parenting is such an intimate & personal thing. I believe everyone needs to do what is BEST for them. I loved this episode. Thank you for sharing! ☺🌺

The way her hubby was looking at Claude when she was talking bout their intimacy🥰

I literally teared when Beau just said she likes cuddling cause all her fears go away🤧❤

Theres something about the way you and Gerd do things that just makes me smile. You make me feel "better" about my extended family not understanding how I do things which is so completely different to how I was raised.

Hi Claude I agree with the co- sleeping I just wish as I was a child my parents would of allowed us to sleep with them in thier bed. There is love there for my parents but as for me showing it like I show my one and only son I can't. I told my son I love him everyday since he was born my son is now 26 about to be 27 and nothing has changed. My parents never gave i us hugs or not even an "I love you". When I became a mother I told myself that I was not going to bring up my son not showing him love. I would always let my son sleep with me in my bed. I felt the comfort bond like a mother and thier child should feel. I commend you as a mother bc you love your kids and you show it. Your kids will always remember all the love thier parents gave them. Keep up the great work and Bless you and your family.

I cried when you were singing to Beau…You have such an angelic voice Claude. Your girls will definitely cherish all those moments ❤️❤️❤️

This video has been a complete game-changer for our family. My son is 3 and always makes his way to our bed. My 6 and 7 y/o daughters share a room but my oldest is so scared every night and we end up making her go lay back down. What you said about your fears growing up really resonated with my husband. I told my husband about this video and we decided to make both girls comfy pallets on the floor next to us (no 9ft. bed here 🙂). Not only has this offered her peace and assurance at night but there's been an additional blessing. My husband love going to bed hearing each of them softly breathing around us. It has changed the whole vibe of our home. I noticed that even when they don't choose to sleep in our room they have much more peaceful nights in their own. I am blown away. It was great to hear you and Gerd process through (in other videos too) what YOUR goals are for YOUR family and how conventional ways of parenting don't always get you there so it's ok to do things different. We want our family to follow Jesus. We want our children to feel know, seen and loved. We want our whole unit to be super tight. This moved us closer in that direction. Thank you for this channel!

I had to push pause just to comment. I was a co sleeping kid lol. Like Claude, I was a child that was afraid of the dark, nightmares, etc but luckily my parents always had there bed open to me and my sister growing up. We lived in a little apartment in NY and even after moving into a house in Nj where I had my own room, my sister and I still slept together. I didn’t care if people thought it was weird, I felt loved and safe. The bond that I have with my family now as an adult is so strong, especially with my sister. Those little childhood memories of my dad fixing my pillow or the smell of my moms hair… Those moments… my heart could burst just thinking about it. Fast forward to the future…my husband and I are raising a beautifully sweet autistic child and she wants no part in co sleeping lol. My daughter loves to snuggle but her most comfortable way to fall asleep and stay asleep is in her own space. It still breaks my heart a little. Edit: Back after watching the rest. What was said about feeling like creating that open door/bed structure will hopefully keep an open line of communication with your girls in the future is very true and real. As a teen my mom and I had “silent conversations”. Sometimes when you are going through it you just want to be held. I’m so grateful that I had that with my parents growing up.

I don’t think anyone meant to insult when they appear shocked about co-sleeping, it’s more of I couldn’t imagine sharing my bed with my kids all the time. I’d feel so irritable and restless.. I really need my own space to decompress after a long day. When my first son had horrible colic he would sleep with me but that was because of circumstance and I couldn’t wait for him to outgrow it and get him used to his crib. I never judge anyone who decides to co sleep, moms should definitely do whatever works for them❤️

I slept with my parents till I was 12. I loved sleeping with them and I have an amazing relationship with them. However, It made me really dependent of them. Since they also protected me/sheltered me. Going alone into college was really hard for me causing me a lot of anxiety/depression. I really learned more about myself alone and became even a better person. So very thankful still for the experience with my wonderful parents.

Thanks for what you said Gerd! I’ll remember this in my marriage “ if you want to build something worth anything, you work at it. The laws of nature, physics and entropy. Things tend to move towards disorder (….) so how do you keep something intact? You work at it. And that’s what we do with our marriage “ Claud, you are blessed to have a husband who is deep like that! Blessings 🙂

I co-sleeped with our son when he was smaller, then tried to help him sleep in his own bed. I feel guilty for rejecting him at times and there were times he cried. I thought I was helping him but it probably hurt him emotionally. When he does come into our bed I let him now because I remind myself he will leave our home one day and if there is one thing I would like him to take from us is that we welcomed him to our bed and allowed him to access us in every moment he needed us (my husband and I). Thank you for this video! 💕🙏🏼

I'm a 23 year old with no kids but the way i LOVE you guys, your family, your videos, is really beyond me! Lol y’all inspire me in so many ways! Such a beautiful family both inside and out, filled with lots of love

Former co-sleeper momma here. My daughter now in 4th grade has decided to sleep in her own bed. But it was honestly the Best experience I have had as a mom as well as for my husband. That's a time we can always look back on with so much love and beautiful memories that will last me a life time. Our daughter still on occasion will come in our bed or ask that I stay in here cause she wants to cuddle and I happily do so🙂 Also, I absolutely love your Chanel. It's has been a breath of fresh air. So much of social media is about showing off a perfect life and about money, the look what I have. But your family is so down to earth and you can feel the realness. Thank you💜 God Bless

I honestly love how genuine, transparent and pure this channel is. I love your family dynamic & how comfortable you are to share your lifestyle with us ❤️ the fact that you’re non-traditional in some things, makes it that more special to watch. I’ve been riding with you guys since episode 1! Lol

I love the relationship you have with your family!!! It's so nuturing and like living in heaven while on earth. How I wish and yearn for this with my future kids and family!!

I personally do not let our children sleep in the bed with us because honestly, that’s the only time my husband and I have for ourselves. BUT I love the fact that both you and your husband are on the same page with regards to co sleeping, because so often the moms want the babies around at night and the fathers don’t. So kudos to you both for working together! Although I do not choose co sleeping for my family, we often have the kids come into our beds to snuggle when we sleep in on weekends. I also let my 4 year old sleep in the bed with her grandparents at times and she loves it. Thank you guys for your transparency! Blessings!

Finally found parents that I can relate to. My daughter and I have been co-sleeping for 9 years and it’s been great.

I haven’t watched KZfaq in a while but I make an exception for Claude and Co! I love love love everything you post! May God protect your family and increase your love. I love bed sharing! Both our daughters slept with me until 10 months old! If we had a larger bed I would continue. My 1 year old sleeps in our room in her crib. I love their cuddles and breathing 🥺🥰

When my toddler was an infant I started light sleep training (no crying). Sleeping by herself came naturally to my daughter but from one night to the other, she hysterically cried when putting asleep. At the time she had been sleeping alone for months. Now we cosleep and I love it! I feel like it's takes bonding to a deeper level.

Co sleeping is one of the most natural things that would happen in nature without any outside influence of society

The reason I slept with my parents was being I was extremely fearful like you Claude. I always thought I was alone. Thank you so much for this.

Former (& occasional) co-sleeper here 🙋🏾‍♀️ Also an aspiring anthropologist who LOVES that you brought up the instinctive & global perspective: co-sleeping is part of human nature that has been re-framed in recent times (as Gerd stated). It is animal instinct to be close to your offspring, esp after nightfall (unfortunately some of us have forgotten that we’re still animals). With all this said, I understand folks who opt not to, without judgement (& I wish this were reciprocated towards co-sleepers). BIG UPS to co-sleeping and healthy parent/child relationships, rooted in love & intention ❤️💫

Claudatte's voice 🥺. It's so soothing and so warm. And then she starts singing and my heart skips a beat❤️😍

You have a beautiful voice Claudette. That moment between you and Beau was so touching. And what you mentioned about your girls being able to come to you when they're having a problem and just cuddling them and you not asking any questions and them not feeling that they have to explain; I'm able to do that with my mom and it really is the best. Just some video ideas that I would be interested in seeing: Gerd's experience as a black student at Yale, both your experiences in girl/boy groups, the relationship between you and your mom growing up, both your experiences when you guys went on a break before getting married.

The best part of this video: hearing Claude sing to Beau 🥺💕 Adrienne always talks about Claude’s beautiful voice ✨ so glad we got to hear it !!

I grew up co-sleeping with my mom. I'm the only child, and like Gerd said I definitely grew up with an extremely Secure Attachment style. I'm now 25 woman and we have an unbreakable bond that people constantly ask us how we fostered it and a great bulk of it came from co-sleeping until I went to college. 🤣 So tell Beau she’s not alone & I’m right there with her! ❤️ I absolutely love the channel & the transparency. Glad y’all brought back something that’s been lacking on KZfaq for a while now. Never change! God bless.

I love this! I slept with my parents until I was like 10 or 11 (I'm 27 now) and I only stopped cause my mom made me start cleaning their room as well as mine. And I thought I can't be cleaning two rooms if I only sleep in one so I moved back to my room. It made me feel safe to sleep next to them cause I too was afraid of the dark. And if my parents weren't home, I would sleep with my brother or grandmother. I loved it and I will totally let my children sleep with me for as long as they want.

Coming from someone who does not co-sleep, what ever you do.... It's a beautiful thing. You have such a beautiful family! ❤️💖🏠👪💖

We are a family that don't co-sleep but, I have so many friends that do. It's such a beautiful thing hear your girls talk about it! Such a beautiful and amazing family.

My husband and I coslept for years and years with our two children. My kids felt safe, welcome, comforted, and loved. I don't regret it one bit and they both feel it was a good experience now that they are grown, ages 21 and 19. We are a very close family that values communication and understanding and cosleeping just came naturally to us.

So glad you did this video. I am a new mom to and I really struggled doing things the "normal" way with sleep routine. Once I heard about co-sleeping, I tuned everyone out and did it. It was a game changer and we both sleep better, she feeds better, and it's such a sweet bonding experience for us. I do get side eye or comments about how hard it'll be to get my baby into her own space eventually but I don't care. This works for us. Thank you for sharing because I came to KZfaq to see how other parents do it. This helps to normalize co-sleeping ❤️

Omg the way your husband looks at you Claude it's mesmerizing. That's true love he listens to you. You are very blessed to have a husband like that. May God bless you all. 🙏

Interesting! I felt all sorts of emotions watching this. My daughter is 17 now and leaving to college in just 4 months so I know the co-sleeping days are long gone, lol. I did get a little emotional when I saw how Beau fell asleep so peacefully while you sang to her and towards the end when she said all her fears went away when she slept with you guys. I don't know why I never saw it that way. My daughter slept in our room when she was first born until she outgrew her basinet at 3 months (She was a big baby) and I started to put her in her own room and crib. I remember her crying but I would not allow her in the bed. I would go into her room and lay on the floor until she fell asleep and then creep out to my room. She probably felt more at peace having me close and in my head I always thought I would be doing more harm to her by allowing her in the bed. I thought the night time was my break time and just my time with my husband. Even when I got divorced and it was just me and her, she always had her own room and never slept with me. Watching this made me reminisce on so many nights that I could have just laid with her. It probably would of been helpful to both of us. I don't think you sharing on the intimacy part was TMI, because I honestly think that was on the minds of most married folks. When do you find time for you and Gerd to be alone but it seems like you guys make it work. I honestly have always been so against kids sleeping with parents, but I think if my daughter was little again and I saw this, I would probably want to co-sleep and just see how we feel or what comes from it. Especially now that she's leaving me, makes me want to turn back the hands of time and snuggle with her more. Great episode! Hope you guys enjoy the rest of your time off :) See ya next Wednesday! and btw...you really need to record some music!

BEAU IS SOO FUNNY and she knows it! I love how she laughs at her advice

Awww 🥰 love this. Very nice job. We are kinda co-sleeping too. We snuggle with our little one than we head back to our bedroom. Is really nice because this time will never come back.

Claude your voice is so beautifully angelic!! We definitely need more of you singing. Such a pretty tone!

I recall coming home from university after a tough semester, I was probably 19 years old. The first night home I slept with my mom and snuggled with her. Everything just felt better. This video warms my heart! I see secure attachment style and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs being met on so many levels already for your girls. Also the soundtrack to Claude & Co immediately makes me relax, I love it so much.

It's so interesting because growing up my siblings and I always slept in our parent's room. I believe a lot of immigrant families practice this, even though we all had our separate rooms, it was normal for my cousins, family friends and I to sleep with our parents. Thank you for this insightful episode + sharing your experience!♥

Co-sleeping is natural for so many couples with toddlers & younger ones!

Why am I crying at you singing Beau to sleep omg 🥲 the motherly warmth in your voice is just so soothing

Today’s episode really had me thinking. With my youngest we coslept with more out of necessity when he was born until around 3. Then it turned into comfort for not only him but me. Then I felt he needed to sleep in his bed so he wouldn’t be emotionally dependent and sleep like “a big boy”. As a toddler he’s supposed to emotionally dependent on me!!! So now it’s more of a rollercoaster, some days he’ll sleep in his bed, some he sneaks in and I pretend I don’t notice, some I’m asking if he wants to sleep with me, others I need my space because I can’t breathe! lol And that’s ok!! I will start listening to his needs and not care about what he “should do” because “that’s how I was raised”. Thank you for sharing!! This helped me open the conversation with myself. Love your familia xoxo

Hiii Claude, omg this brought so many tears to my eyes. Happy tears🥲I could write all day about how beautiful you described co-sleeping in this video and so classy. ❤️You are so beautiful inside and out. When I had my children my husband was against them sleeping in bed because his parents raised him to think that way. So I listened to him and my children slept in their beds. I wish I could have been persistent about it because I can see how cuddling with your kids is a special time for the family and has such a huge impact on your relationship with them. There is a sense of security and bond that brings you that much closer. I love how you and Gerd work together and he is so supportive. ❤️ I will definitely recommend this to my children when they have their own. ❤️Thank you for sharing this with us. ❤️🙏🏽

I’m an adult (without kids), but there are childhood memories that stuck with me which have made me very open to co-sleeping when I have kids. My childhood wasn’t the greatest. There was trauma from various things (including being bullied till about 13). I had nightmares very often and wake up terrified or crying. If my sister wasn’t home (she was 19 when I was born so she was often at uni), I would sneak into my parents room and climb into bed with them. I always got kicked out or my dad would tell me off and send me to my room and I won’t be able to fall back asleep because I’m scared. My parents did not want to listen to why I needed to cosleep (also, I never led about while asleep so it’s not like I would hit them in the face or whatever while I slept). At 15, my best friend died and it became extreme difficult to sleep in my room especially as she had stayed there with me not too long before she died. Her death was so traumatic for me (still dealing with PTSD from it) and for a while back then, I didn’t speak, barely ate (only really ate when forced to and didn’t eat much) and spent my days either staring at nothing, crying, or sleeping (some times monitored by a nurse). At night, I would always try going to bed in my room, but I would always end up going to my parents bedroom. They would tell me to go back to my room. At some point, I wouldn’t even try to get in bed with them. I would just lay on the floor in their room and stay there till morning (sometimes asleep, other times wide awake staring at nothing). When I got told off for that, I would still sneak in, but I would lay on the floor in my mum’s walk-in closet. I just felt a bit safer and less alone being near the only other people in the house. I don’t want my children to ever feel the way I did whenever I was kicked out or told off for attempting to co-sleep. Because of what I went through, even if my kids have their own bedrooms, they will know that my bed is always open to them if they ever need to snuggle, cuddle, or just have some company to be able to fall asleep at night.

This is beautiful. I think the part that really resonated with me was the fact that Gerd was able to spend the night with the girls after working all day and that we should wonder why we’re in such a rush to separate ourselves from our children when there will come a time when they won’t need us as much. Thank you for sharing with us. You definitely gave me much to consider. 🤗🤗🤗

Claude & Co, your channel has been orchestrated to reach people me being one of them. Since the first episode I could feel Gods grace and humility upon you and your family. Everything you share I have been dealing with or anticipate too in the coming future. As a new mom of a 3 month old who just had open heart surgery last week I’ve contemplated co- sleeping, dealt with the struggle of nursing and been begun thinking of our home schools plans. Your channel brought me comfort in the hospital and just a breath of fresh air - you guys are the real deal and are blessed. I’ve learned so much, and hope you continue to bring forth such inspiration to people like me.

How sweet!!! You guys gave us another thing to think about. No man and no kids, but this is something I will think about for the future. Thank you again on your perspective. And Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing this info, highly valuable!

Awww! Claude singing to Beau at night is super sweet and so precious! 🥺💜 What an amazing support system Jet and Beau have! Many blessings to your family.

Involuntary co-sleeper here 👋🏼 with my 8-month old. Lol 😆 Loved this episode because it made me feel less bad about not being able to go through with her sleep training. Will show my husband 😄

Thank you for your videos. I was watching your live and you kept saying "Lana" and I felt like you were saying my name because I'm a Lana too...lol I'm excited to see upcoming videos.

This was a beautiful episode. This was actually my first time hearing about co-sleeping. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed hearing the girls perspectives and I also enjoyed hearing Claude sing to Beau 🥺😫 such a beautiful family. ❤️

The bond between you and your Co is so inspirational. Beautiful episode ♥

Between this video and the homeschooling one, I have become OBSESSED with this channel. Thank you for being so open and sharing. I don’t know if I could have even imagined structuring my family this way but I find this so beautiful. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤️

I love my baby’s cuddles! We got a king bed just so she would fit 🥰 she is now 12 and likes her own bed but from time to time she comes in with us and we love it!

The way Claude described feeling rejected because she couldn't sleep in her parents' bed reminded me EXACTLY of how I felt as a child. I would feel like my mom didn't love me at night, and I was so terrified of being in my room alone at night. I would sleep outside my mom's closed door some nights. 😭 I LOVE how you shared about your intimacy and your relationship. The definition of this channel is love and mindfulness. You inspire me to be an intentional parent once I have a baby with my husband. Please continue with this channel 🙏🏻 I watch this channel during my lunch break, too. (I watched your live 🥰) it truly is some midday peace to break up the pace of my work environment. So much love to you all. 💗

I love love love (Adrienne fan here. Lol) watching these videos every week. Claude & Gerd expose me to a different (non normal/traditional) way to do things & live life on your own terms. Not what SOCIETY states you should do.😊❤

This is a beautiful thing when it works for you and your Family. I did it for the first 6 months of our sons life because I was nursing. Which was my primary reason. If I could go back I certainly would have done it longer. With being said, when our 25 year comes to visit he still comes to our bedroom and lounges with us from time to time. There is something to be said about kids being loved and understanding a parents unconditional love. We often won’t to severe these bonding relationships so quickly when children are so young. I partly blame the American in my case Black culture. I adore your bond with your children. They’re only young a short time. Love them!!!! Thanks for sharing.❤️

Tears streaming, down my face at that sweet moment of Claude singing to baby B & her falling asleep. I can’t stop crying. What a beautiful way to be loved with so much gentleness & intention. God bless your beautiful family xx 💕✨

My 9yo does sneak into our room every night - so I guess I am a non-co-sleeper co-sleeper as well. 😜 and I love it. I agree that for some reason we rush our kids to grow up and be independent- but I always think, soon my kids won’t want to spend as much time with me. I was born and raised outside the US and I slept with my parents until I was 12. I enjoy your content

I find it so weird that you guys are getting such string reactions about this. This happening across the world. Oh the western world! Never cease to amaze!

Also.. Gerd looking at the girls … be still my heart. 😭🥹

This just unlocked memories sleeping and cuddling with my dad at 8-9 years old before he passed away and I have never felt safer

I love this. I love that there is the option for them to move into their rooms. They maintain their sense of autonomy but also have that comfort with their parents.

Love, Love, Love this. I co-slept with my parents and I did it with my kids, until they were 11/12. My kids (twins) are 18 now and those are moments memories they still talk about. ❤️❤️❤️

This channel has given many of us examples of figuring out what works best for you in the season that you're in, learning as you go & adjusting as you see fit. I have loved watching how you create boundaries to protect & nurture what you see value in. Thankful for your honesty !

thank you for saying that there’s no perfect couple and always putting in work

I grew up co sleeping with my parents and siblings and I always felt very safe and definitely looked forward to going to bed fear free. I wouldn’t say it negatively affected me in any way.

you both have a godly and beautiful outlook on life, thank you for letting us be a part of it

Claude is so effortlessly beautiful. Outside for sure… but even inside. 🥺

You singing to Beau and her falling asleep while she's in your arms is so precious ❤

Beau is going to make sure we all know she's ready for college LOL I love it. It seems like every episode she's in, it comes up. I'd love to hear about the stories she's been told about college that makes her so excited about it. It's definitely a great time.

I love your videos, you can tell how much these girls are loved and raised with so much consideration and care. They ae so confident and secure! Beautiful Family❤❤

Claude & Co. this family is so special.

Honestly I NEEDED this! I cosleep with Arian till this very day. It truly brings a safe place at night to know “mommy is right by my side.” I wouldn’t change it AT ALL! I feel so lucky to still have him be with me and truly want to be right there. ♥️

Hi Claud. My favorite nurse. Listen I slept with my mom for 16 years. My dad was a merchant sea man. I enjoyed sharing a bed with my mom. Those memories are so important to me now that she’s gone.

So grateful that you guys shared your co-sleeping story. I'm a new mom and I've been co-sleeping with my baby. It's been over a year and I've been struggling to let go. Watching this video makes me feel at ease. Coze I know now that I not the only one and that it's natural ❤

Claude there is something soothing about watching your videos. I love the honesty and I really admire that you and Gerd did most things differently. You guys are really good parents and awesome humans! I hope your channel continues to grow, god bless you and your family.

Thank you, thank you, thank YOU!..for being authentic and real! Y’all are needed in this space! I love both you and Gerds perspective! Please continue to speak on real topics! Could y’all speak on how y’all parent (discipline, confidence, individuality, etc) and how you and Gerd handle communication and resolving conflict in marriage? I love y’all’s love for each other! It’s seems like you both adore and respect each other!!💕

This was so well done. I think whether you co-sleep or not, so much can be gained from this episode. You guys shared honestly and lovingly. You shared in a way that respected other perspectives, without compromising on your own way. Loved it.

Thank you for sharing this, it opened my eyes to this idea for when I start my family. As a child there was a period of time I would cry myself to sleep because I was scared of dying, or had bad thoughts.. and I would feel sad like you described because I didn't have the opportunity to sleep with my mom or my sister would reject me. So I appreciate you making me realize co-sleeping is ok.

I am a co-sleeping, breastfeeding, culture based educating (homeschooling), Latina mom of 4 Latino/Polynesian babies. This is the first channel I have ever seen myself and/or my views reflected in, in all these aspects, so I'm really enjoying these videos. Its a peek into another families life that values raising children feeling loved. Its great to normalize all these topics because this western culture (steeped in whiteness) that many of us find ourselves in, is not necessarily "better" or something we should strive to assimilate to. In this culture children get a bottle, not the warmth of their mothers breast, they get a lonely cold room down the hall, not the secure grip of a parents embrace at night, and are shove younger and younger each year towards strangers and oftentimes difficult environments (aka schools). Before there were "terms" for all this, my parents did all of the above. To them it was just being a parent. I realize how blessed I was to have such a thing. I also know that even if its later in life, my children will also look back and know they were deeply loved.

It's entirely understandable that you would be nervous about sharing this(sharing most things really these days!)! So thank you!!!Very much for doing it! We're all just out here finding our way... All the very best to you all! And to us all.

My mom, sister, and I use to co-sleep when we were young because I was terrified of ghost and my sister was scared of the dark. My dad was around but not emotionally so we never slept with him even if we tried. I loved sleeping with mom and my sister and it was a great comfort but as I got older we all wanted and needed our own space and eventually stopped co-sleeping but I do have fond memories of it. I never knew people thought co-sleeping was weird because a lot of the people in our neighborhood were poor in a middle class area and would sleep in the same bed as family members because there weren’t many rooms to fit a family of 4+. It was a privilege to have a bedroom for everyone

I’m so GLAD we get to hear CLAUDETTE SING!!! Beautiful voice!!!

I love this. Growing up I was like you Claude where I got anxious a lot & especially when there was a thunderstorm I climbed in the bed with my parents & thankfully they let me sleep with them when I was having a bad night ! This is beautiful & special ! ♥️

I was waiting patiently until 1pm and then Christmas came early 😂💕 yay. About to watch ❤️

Hi Claude and co! I usually don't really comment too much on vids and am really intentional on what I watch on YT and all the socials, and I'm only commenting because I know (God is your witness) you'll read this: So THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK ALL OF YOU for this channel! Make longer episodes, we love it. So fun to see the exact content we long for! Lots of love from Belgium! Enjoy your vacay! Maggy

My 6 months old boy always smiles when Claude talks 😊… You guys are a great family !!

I truly enjoy your video. Please continue. Your content is more relatable than other content creators. I look forward to your videos.

I’m 21 from Toronto. I love your videos, they inspire me so much to think about what kind of mom I want to be to my future kids. You and Gerd inspire me to create such intentional moments with my future babies with my family and it makes me so happy to know I have this knowledge ♥️

Yes. Siiiiingggggg Claude💕🙏🏽

Your channel has really opened my mind about how I am parenting & wished your channel was available when I was a teen mom. Thank you for sharing with us!❣️

This is beautiful. Your home is a safe haven.

Beautiful family Lovely couple .beautiful children Thanks for sharing all the beautiful videos A fan from Canada

Hi guys. I grew up sleeping with my parents and loved it. Of coarse I grew out of it, but my parents were fine with it. Also with my kids, when they were younger, they would sleep with us. Sometimes there would be 5 of us in the same bed! Especially when there was lightningI,lol. I think it's fine. And not only that but it makes you closer as children and parents. I've always snuggled with my kids when they were young. We would talk, sing songs as well as me and my parents. Some of my favorite memories were laying in bed with my parents and having my mom or dad sing me songs. Loved it!! I think its ok and your kids will grow up to feel that love and cherish those memories.

Thank you for this video, my Husband and I co-sleep with our children 🤍

I didn’t finish this vid and Omgosh when babygirl fell asleep as momma sang to her🥹

Omg😍 the last few seconds at the end of the video with you in the bed with baby Jett. Oh my heart😍😍😍 Too precious!!!