What worked for you and your kids with "sleep training"??
@jennatess, how do you exactly do it? The crying out method with your girl??
@heavenwings, oh yeah. Absolutely. That's actually what we do to this day. Our issue is she wakes up about two / three hours later and remains awake for about and hour.
@hallek129, 12 months (last night was the first night he slept in his room and he slept great 13 and 1/2 hours... tonight he is so sad I just wanna cry with him..😫 any ideas?
@jennatess, did you try the method of bed routine lay them down before they are fully asleep and leave the room... more known as the "cry it out" method?
White noise. Played it on my phone from youtube, put it in the crib and walked away for 5 min. Came back to a sleeping baby
With my son who is younger (so idk how it will work with your son) I take him in the room and hold him for a little while. I then give him a kiss and tell him its night night time and I'll see him in the morning. I lay him down rub his legs , sometimes he'll go straight to sleep other times he stands up and wants me to hold him. I then sit down and let him cry( it help tires him out) after about 3 minutes I lat him back down and do the same as before . If he stands back up I either let him cry (depending on his level of tiredness or not) If I know he's really sleepy and just want my comfort and not trying to just get out I hold him again and let him get to the point of almost sleep. I give him a kiss tell him night night and say I'll see him in the morning . I lay him down rub his leg , pat his butt, or whatever seems to help comfort him. By that time he is falling asleep. I sit there for a little while until I know he has fully fallen asleep and I leave. uauslly takes 5 minutes on easy day or up to 30 minutes when he's fighting his sleep. We've been sleep training for 5 days and so far he has slept through the night only waking up for a bottle (at 1or 2 in the morning) . He goes to sleep at 9 and wakes up around 8