Can i stop vibration when plugged into power source?

Hi Folks,
First time poster,
my wife is heavily pregnant and has been going to bed about 7pm, everytime I sneak into bed later on the night and plug my Iphone 4s into power to charge in DnD mode it vibrates and wakes her, she is getting really annoyed with this now and suggests I get an Andriod phone like the one she owns which does not do this.
How Can I stop the viration when I plug the phone into power? I do not wish to hack or cannibalise my Iphone. I need my phone next to the bed as I use it as my alarm clock and for emergencies.
thanks
J

If you don't mute the phone using the mute switch on the side, it will not vibrate plugging it into the charger or dock. But it will make a short sound instead.
You can suggest this feature here:
Apple - iPhone - Feedback

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