Sleep training suggestions? I’ve done the “ wait till he’s really sleepy and put him in his bed to fall asleep “ part. He does that just fine. But sleeping THROUGH the night is a no go.
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@vegasmomma, I’m definitely not irritated with him, just sleeppyyyyy lol . And it’s a recent thing . So I’m not at my wits end yet 😂 hopefully it’s just a phase . We shall see!
Rachel WedewerМама двоих (1 год, 3 года), ждёт третьего
I know it’s hard but patience is key! Remember every baby is different. My oldest slept through the night at 3 months with the CIO method and my younger daughter didn’t sleep through the night until almost 11 months no matter what I tried! Be patient mamma :) try different techniques and hopefully something clicks!
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@ecahanes, greeeaaatttt lol . He must’ve hit it a few weeks late haha
EmilyМама двоих (младенец)
Ya that's what I would do. Because usually there is a 6 month sleep regression 🙃
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@ecahanes, yeah it’s been going on for about 3-4 days now. I’m gonna let him do his thing through the week and reevaluate over the weekend
EmilyМама двоих (младенец)
If he just started waking up it could be a sleep regression or growth spurt...maybe give it a couple days before jumping to conclusions?? Idk just thinking 💭
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@caseysmommy92, ok, that’s what I’m thinking . My baby’s not overweight YET. Because he just started waking up every 3 hours again . But I’m definitely gonna try some sleep training , I also work full time so I’m exhausted during the day 😂
@augustsmuva he was eating every two hours when he woke up and was pretty over weight.i was a frst time mom so thougbt it was normal but the doctor said he deff didnt need to eat that often being his age he was. He even got to the point he would drink one once of his bottle then get all smiley and wnna play. Thats when the doctor told me hes just doing it because he was used to waking up every two hours.
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@caseysmommy92, was your son eating at the times he woke up?
@augustsmuva no prob!
Taylor AckerМама сына-младенца
@caseysmommy92, I’ll look it up. Thank you!
Ferber method is what i did. It worked after only two days ans my son has slept threw the night ever since
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shut the door? does anyone shut their child's door while they sleep? (if they sleep in their own room)
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Rachel Wedewer·Мама двоих (1 год, 3 года), ждёт третьего
@augustsmuva, girl I feel you lol 😂 good luck
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