My son is beyond frustrating... Idk what to do with this situation. I can't talk to his father and he's no help anyway.…

Refuses to sleep in his crib and or even next to me. Has to be directly on me. I fight him all night to sleep in his crib and I'm lucky to get 2 hours him in there. And even when he sleeps on me, he moves all over the place like he's uncomfortable. Idk what to do any more 😫😟@dreamie702,

Teething or gassy? I know when my kids teethe there is no escape, ever. Two weeks of torture.

Is this a recent thing or has he been doing it longer?

It's been awhile like a month or so 😞 @lindseebee,

My baby is such a bad sleeper too don't feel bad! He is not crib trained he tosses and turns constantly and naps don't last that long! Don't get fustrated just try n remember he is a baby. Stay calm and work out a regimen for him to stick to.

He has a routine and I stick to it every night. I try to stay calm and just deal but it just becomes so much especially when I'm exhausted. I feel bad I get frustrated cause I know he's a baby and I wish I could read his mind and help him better 😔@pnkbuttafly234,

Yeah his doctor said he may be hungrier and that not all babies sleep through the night. but he shouldn't be hungry within 2 hours of eating. He wakes up at 2 hrs every night now sometimes he doesn't even make it that long. He was sleeping longer periods of time like 4-5 hours and idk what happened he just went back to newborn status. @dreamie702,

I'd say possibly he's having a growth spurt, that's what it sounds like but for a month...

I don't know, do you breast feed? If you do maybe it's something you've been eating. Actually it could still be teething, I just remembered my daughter would start teething and it would be a month or longer sometimes before I actually saw a tooth peeking through. My kids aren't droolers either so that major sign wasn't there. I totally understand the frustration too, they can't tell you what's wrong or bothering them but you're so exhausted and frustrated. It's ok to walk away from him when you can't take it anymore, leave him in his crib and close the door. I've had to do it with my daughter a few times. You could try to give him some Tylenol or ibuprofen before bed time and see if that helps. Other than that I don't know what it could be, just hang in there because before you know it it will be over.

It may be teething or growth spurt but thank you!!@lindseebee,

I breastfeed and my LOs doctor said getting up every two hours is normal for a baby drinking breastmilk I guess it's more easily digested by babies than formula. It's rough she will eat and then be up for a little bit and by the time I fall asleep the most I get is an hour and a half before she is up.

My son is both. I usually give him formula before bed so I know exactly how much he has and should be full. I also give him solids around 630 and his bed time is 8 so he should be good and full for awhile. @dreamie702, @jhalsted1995,

I give him oatmeal in his bottle I figured that was enough lol since he eats at 6:30-7