Swaddling still works ... wrapping them up tight in their blankets, when they can move a lot they tend to do just that so when they’re kind of “restricted” they’re likely to just go to sleep, especially if they still take pacifiers, the swaddle gives them a sense of warmth and security as well

@heavensent3, good luck. I’m sure it can be done faster but I wasn’t in a hurry. I’m sure there are other ways to do it too, that’s just what has worked for me:)

@elenalee, wow a month lol that’s a long time I need a miracle for these babies lol but thanks so much for your advice I will try once more and hopefully this time it works thanks again!

@heavensent3, it’s not easy! I did it over time and in stages. I hate when they cry too. My babies wouldn’t take a bottle either until I weaned them and they realized that was the next best thing. lol. I weaned them over the course of a month taking away one feeding at a time and ending with the favorite bedtime feeding. I didn’t want it to be too traumatic for them bc nursing is such a security to them so I wasn’t in a hurry but after a month of me taking away feedings and offering the bottle both of them had switched and were bottle babies.

@elenalee, it sounds easy but I have tried giving them a bottle but they just won’t take it I’ll try again and let it go longer because their cries would be really loud I would just give in and breastfeed them so they could stop crying

I weaned my babies and then got them to take a bottle and once they were used to going to sleep with the bottle I would lie them in their beds and then eventually transitioned them into going to sleep in their beds with their bottle on their own. That’s what worked for us but I never had to do two babies at once! Good luck!!