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I have a five month old baby. We co-sleep. Lately I've been having problems waking up with pain in my hips (depending on which lateral I slept longest). I didn't have this issue patch pregnant. I try to rest with a place between my knees. I wonder if it's worse because I don't move much in my rest because the baby is in my bed with me. The place between the knees isn't really helping much. Any suggestions are much appreciated! Thanks!

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