My son is one year old and i want him to go back and get use to sleeping in the crib I put him in the crib and all he does is cry and I spoke to his doctor and his doctor said let him cry like in 2 or 3 days he should get use to sleeping on his own has anyone try it ?
Trying to get the babies to sleep in their own bed is a hard task. What I learned if you sleep in the room with him and then slowly it closer and closer to the door he will get used to it. What I had to do with my son. My my daughter on the other hand I am having difficult more time cuz of me I don't want to let it go.
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, Yeah it’s hard because I am about to have another baby and I can’t have him in the same room as mine because if he cry then he is going to wake the baby up and if she cry then she would wake him so I am trying my best to make him sleep in his crib and in his room I go in the room and I give him his blanket and kiss him and tell him okay papi go to bed he cry and it’s hurt me but then it’s like I want him to get use to it now
I understand I'm about to have another baby too so I'm in the bath and two kids in the same room not because we don't have the room is just because I have separation issues with her is real bad. Maybe you can get some little star lights or a little might like this thing soon or maybe he can go with you to go pick out some on some favorite toys you can put in his room
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, I put some teddy bear and his blanket I am about to put my shirt there so he thinks I am with him or he can at least smell my sent because it’s hard and I don’t like hearing him cry 😢 my son is very clingy to me and I feel bad doing it to him I know a part of it , it’s my fault and now he paying the price and myself as well
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, but yeah I think I am going to Buy a night light
I used the Ferber method, which seems to be what your doc is suggesting. But you let kiddo cry for a few minutes first before comforting, then a few more, then a few more, etc. It worked well for my son - he started falling asleep on his own after only a few days. But it may not work for all kiddos. Definitely worth a try though, in my opinion!
@bj1605 awe love.. don't beat yourself up.I promise you he will be just fine and believe me I really do understand my daughter is clingy when it comes to both of her parents and partially that reason it's my fault because I can't let it go so I do understand.
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, yeah it’s hard not only that but my husband is going to Florida in December and unfortunately my job didn’t approve those days that he is going so he is going without me
You will be fine.. you have a little man and a baby coming also so mine people here to help you stay busy until he comes back.and before you know it you'll be back you had your baby and little man's going to be perfectly fine
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, my baby girl is due in February and my son is like my everything I am so nervous and scare like I wish I went 😞☹️
@bj1605 that's definitely a hard thing sleeping alone in a house I hate that!
@brittney.arp11, I have my two dogs and I know my sisters are having winter break so they better come I don’t want to be alone but I am scare to be alone I am going to be 34 week pregnant
@bj1605 I get it.. My daughter will be born in January. Not sure how my son and daughter will actually be. My daughter seems to be very happy but she's only 3 my son and other hand is not excited to have another sister but and if he can do about that.
@bj1605 I do think that you would do a perfect job you have nothing to worry about love everything is going to be okay and do you have to take a deep breath
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, my son is one right now he going to be 1 year old and 4 month when she is born
I was outside his door because his room is right across from the living room and I herd he was quit and is sleeping
Yes... But you got this... You're already doing such an amazing job already. Maybe you guys can just have a son and mommy day they usually helps with me.
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, what u mean son and mommy day and yeah I fix him so he more comfortable but yes I am going to keep doing that until I feel comfortable his door is going to be open and then my door is going to be open but I might just sleep in the couch until I am use to him sleeping well then I’ll start to sleep in my bed
@bj1605 you guys can go to Chucky Cheese or watch his favorite movie popcorn whatever his favorite snacks are. Just mommy of son day
@soon-2b-mother-of-3, oh okay lol yeah I know but it’s hard I don’t drive and I live in ct but I do play with him and stuff like that
We've been training him since 10 months. He will be 2 next week. It's been tough but we've stayed steady. Routine: Shower, play/run/read, pjs, turn on sound machine music, turn on fan if its hot (for like an hour I turn off when he's sleeping), warm bottle now soft sippy cup, burp and lay him down in crib, kiss cheek & say night night. Close the door ( just leave a tiny crack to sneak hand in to turn off fan switch).
He still cries a bit then hugs his bunny to sleep. Took forever for him to learn stubborn like his mama. Beginning he cried for 2 hrs. Then less & less. Every 10-20 mins we would check on him. Tell him its ok night night & he'd scream worse so we stopped going in. We just lay in bed not making a sound hoping he gives up crying & goes to sleep. We have a camera that sees him in the dark so we could see him without going in the room.
Sleep training is brutal. It drove me crazy to hear him cry for forever but now we're grateful we did it. Weve had to re-train him multiple times its no walk in the park especially with new milestones like walking or teething molars but it gives us more restful sleep not cosleeping anymore. He sleeps 11 hrs regularly still wakes in the night cries & goes back to sleep on his own. Do what works for you👍🏼 teaching your baby the life skill of falling asleep on their own will help them in the long run. Even as adults its hard to sleep on cue so cut them some slack & wish you the best
We did a gentler version of the Ferber method. Worked in 3 days. Both boys sleep great now. 12+ hours a night, straight through.
@sara_fina88, he was screaming at first and then crying then he took some break and was crying very low and then out of no where he stop I went into the room 5 min later and he was knock out it’s hurt me to hear him cry because he scream so damn loud and but what I do is close the door and I just sit in my couch since the living room is right across my son room I put the tv very low and I give him the blanket and kiss him and his teddy bear I am going to try tomorrow as well but I will get him a night light so maybe he won’t be as scare
@sara_fina88, he always sleep in the crib since he was a new born but when he was teething and I went back to work he was in my room and I use to get up so tired and just pick him up and lay in my bed and now he is use to it so I am trying to get him back into the crib
Looks like you're figuring out what works for him 🤗 its not easy but them needing you less for stuff like sleep is a good thing. Hopefully you stick to your routine & everybody get more sleep💤
@sara_fina88, it’s bad my son is very clingy and literally he doesn’t like anyone to hold him he just want me as much as I love that it’s can get hard at time because if I leave him with my mom or sisters he just cry and beg for me and I just be like 🤦🏻♀️ but why lol
A projector with a timer and music worked wonders for my son and put one of your shirts in the crib the smell of you will be comforting.
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We've been training him since 10 months. He will be 2 next week. It's been tough but we've stayed steady. Routine: Shower, play/run/read, pjs, turn on sound machine music, turn on fan if its hot (for like an hour I turn off when he's sleeping), warm bottle now soft sippy cup, burp and lay him down in crib, kiss cheek & say night night. Close the door ( just leave a tiny crack to sneak hand in to turn off fan switch).
He still cries a bit then hugs his bunny to sleep. Took forever for him to learn stubborn like his mama. Beginning he cried for 2 hrs. Then less & less. Every 10-20 mins we would check on him. Tell him its ok night night & he'd scream worse so we stopped going in. We just lay in bed not making a sound hoping he gives up crying & goes to sleep. We have a camera that sees him in the dark so we could see him without going in the room.
Sleep training is brutal. It drove me crazy to hear him cry for forever but now we're grateful we did it. Weve had to re-train him multiple times its no walk in the park especially with new milestones like walking or teething molars but it gives us more restful sleep not cosleeping anymore. He sleeps 11 hrs regularly still wakes in the night cries & goes back to sleep on his own. Do what works for you👍🏼 teaching your baby the life skill of falling asleep on their own will help them in the long run. Even as adults its hard to sleep on cue so cut them some slack & wish you the best
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We did a gentler version of the Ferber method. Worked in 3 days. Both boys sleep great now. 12+ hours a night, straight through.