Can't believe we are finally sticking to a nighttime routine for the boys. Oldest one start preschool in August, so I really wanted him to get him on a schedule mainly. The only problem is him sleeping in the bed the entire night. Hopefully once the youngest moves in the room with him, we can get him to sleep in there full time.
Trigger. Our precious boy Last night, December 8th, 2015, at 9:58pm, our sweet precious baby boy was born sleeping. We spent 5 wonderful hours with him: holding him, talking to him, singing to him, mourning him, praying for him, and weeping over him.
Alright I need tricks on how to get my baby to sleep faster at night he will sleep through the night once we get him to sleep but it's been taking 3 hours to get him to sleep when he's rarely slept through the day :/ someone help!
❤ Getting to know you❤ Since our May group is growing strong and we have a lot of new mommies joining and sharing their bfp's...Thought it will be fun to get to know each other as we all share our pregnancy journey!
The cutest little crouch down pose ever.💕 We are about to be 13 months and still not walking unless we are holding on to something. He can support himself standing. So, any tips or tricks to get him going?
SLEEP TRAINING So.. we hired a sleep consultant to try to help our baby soothe himself to sleep and we got a sleep training plan for him. It's basically putting him down in his crib, sound machine on, and letting him cry for 3 minutes before going into the room to comfort him. The plan is to repeat this until he falls asleep by himself (which I believe will take us the whole night, if we are lucky) I tried something similar when he was about 2 months old. I started at 7 pm and gave in at 2 am with an angry, exhausted baby. At that point we were both crying! 😭 Some of you told me he was too young to attempt anything. Here I am, 2 months later, still bedsharing and nursing to sleep. I still wonder what is best for him and if he is still too little to make him go through that stress, even if it's 3 minutes at a time. Anyone who's been through this? I'd appreciate your comments.
