6-7 week sleep regression?
Okay so for the past month my baby has been sleeping great! Waking up to feed every 4-6 hours or so and then going right back to sleep. Lately she has not wanting to sleep AT ALL during the night. IF I can get her to fall asleep by midnight she wakes up at 2am and will NOT fall back asleep and we are up for hours! She has been farting ALOT recently the past week as well so idk if that has anything to do with it. Any other moms going through the same thing? I really don't know what to do. I don't mind waking up every 2-3 hours but I just want her to be able to fall back asleep? what should I do!?
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My little girl was doing that at about 6 weeks too. She was sleeping all day and not at all at night. She finally got out of it after a couple weeks on her own, but what helped her sleep at night a tiny bit was during the day we would let her sleep 2 hours then keep her up for no less then an hour and keep the pattern going until it was night time. Good luck it will get better!
Try swaddles! We did them in the beginning but he hated them and always broke out and had to have his arms out. So we just gave up. Recently he has had the spastic flailing arms in his sleep and wakes him up so I've been swaddling him again and he's sleeping 3 to 4 hours at night!
During the day, I try to keep him busy... when he's awake, I'll put him on the play mat for a little bit... or just play with him.. sometimes we just dance around the house :) lol as soon as I notice he's getting tired.. I put him in the swing for a nap.
My 7 wo went through something similar a couple weeks ago. I got a night light and we started using white noise at night about an hour before bed time to relax him and all during the night. He wakes to nurse, the first time is after about 5 hours of sleep. LO likes the sound of wind and the sound of radio static. Bassinet is in our room and DH and I can sleep through the white noise, but I still wake to lo's rousing from sleep.
I'm reading the Happiest baby guide to great sleep, took the white noise advice from there
also she HATES the dark. She will cry as soon as I turn the lights off but calms when I turn them back on.
Science!
My friend posted this on facebook last night and said her kids were asleep within minutes. It's a song that scientists created to help people fall asleep. I was skeptical but I thought what the hay, I'll try it out. I didn't bank on Dh falling asleep, but both him and lo were asleep by minute 2. And lo slept six straight hours. ?
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