@erikak ?

@erikak ive tried a couple times putting him to sleep on the bed but its really only successful if i use a bottle and even then its tricky cuz if he gets a burp ur kinda screwed cuz you have to pick him up then im in the same position where I cant put him down no matter how much time has passed

@erikak i got him to stay sleeping finally after 2 hours this is our third attempt going down for a nap i definetely cant move him though even though its been about 40 minutes if i try move hell cry

@avianlouiebos have you tried white noise or ocean waves? I dont have any experience with a 4 month old :( would love to give some tried and true advice but the only thing I can think of is trying to create sleep associations that don't require you to be in constant physical contact with him because as soon as you stop, he wakes up.

@erikak rock him sing him songs pat his bum rub his face

@queenmeeks no its not chilly

@queenmeeks he wont go into a deep sleep he wakes himself up after 10 minutes

@avianlouiebos what kind of sleep routine/associations have you been using for him?

@erikak it doesn't work

It's very difficult to transfer babies during daytime naps. Wherever he falls asleep is the best place to let him sleep. If you want him to sleep in his crib, try sitting close to him, sushing, patting or putting a hand on his chest until he falls asleep. :)

@avianlouiebos got ya. Maybe try letting him fall into a deep sleep, move him to his crib or wherever you have him sleep, and if he stirs, just quietly shush him and rub his back. Might help him fall asleep again.

21°C is about 70°F, so it could be a bit chilly. My daughter sweats when she sleeps no matter what temperature it is tho, so maybe that’s the case with your son!

@queenmeeks i dont even move him he just wakes up on his own in my arms and usually around 21 degress

That’s great! How long are you waiting to move him once he’s sleeping? I find that I sometimes have to wait about 15 minutes to move my daughter to her crib when she falls asleep in my arms for her to stay sleeping.

What temperature do you keep your home?