fighting naps
Audrey has started fighting her naps recently. She will be obviously tired and we'll put her in her crib and she'll crawl around, talk, then eventually start crying. We've had to go in and get her pretty much asleep then put her in her crib when she starts crying. At night she puts herself to sleep jus y fine. Does anyone have any ideas or is it just a phase?
Baby won't bear weight on leg I have a walking 10 month old and she has been extra fussy yesterday and today. Today I noticed she didn't really want to crawl, she would just cry until I came and picked her up. After I fed her, I tried setting her down to play with her big sister and she just started crying and wouldn't put any weight on her left leg. She will put weight down on her right leg but then just cries until you pick her back up. I thought maybe she just didn't want to be put down (as baby's often do). I tried a few more times over the next 30 minutes and she still won't put any weight on it. I had a meeting (I work from home), so I took her upstairs to my husband. She is now playing with her siblings and happy, but he text me (from upstairs) and says she still won't put weight on it. She is just sitting there playing.
Started sleeping training monday and i put her down for her first and second nap today and she instantly closed her eyes no fighting crying or whining 🙌🏽
my kids ♡ BTW she's crying because she hates being put down, and baby brother was crying with her too 🐶💕👧
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I thought there was no way he needed to go longer than 2.5 hours, as my oldest was doing 2 hours at this point for his first nap, then 3 hours after first nap and second nap.
He was constantly waking up after the 45 minute mark and just constantly overtired. Since Monday I have been doing 3 hours each. His first nap today was 90 minutes. Even though I swear after 2 hours he's irritable but the 3 hours works. Also sleep consultants say to try something for 3-5 days before deeming it as not working. Good luck, the sleep part of having small kids is beyond frustrating at times!
Kelly Mills·
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I thought about adjusting her schedule but I'm not sure that's the problem. I still have another week of teaching then I'm home with her for the summer so I guess we can try it then if she's still doing this.
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Adjust her schedule to see if that helps. I had to with this guy. I extended his awake time and he now seems to be doing much better. He was only napping 45 minites but now he seems to be back on track!
Kelly Mills·
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It's good to know I'm not alone!☺
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My son has been doing the same thing. For about two weeks now. It's such a hassle to get him to sleep. Takes about forty five minutes to get him to sleep. He also goes to bed on his own just fine for bedtime. He's now been up for five hours and is soo tired but will not go to sleep. Good luck!
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I hope this is just a phase because my LO has been fighting sleep in general for months. There's always the rare occasion that he'll fall asleep fairly quick and easily, but it's usually a struggle.
I read that it's because he's crawling and just about able to walk, so babies feel like they're going to "miss out" on something, so they don't want to sleep and miss anything, and that they also want to keep doing their newly learned trick!
I've read to just let them cry it out, but I myself find that hard to do...
I'm sorry I have no advice, but I'll bump this so that you & I can both get some answers! Best of luck to you :)