3 year old sleep regression. 1. Our routines / schedule is non existent 2. He will wake up in the…

Take the lightbulb out take him

In there read a book etc normal routine after u tuck him in wait by his door every time he gets up put him back no talking no eye contact do it over and over every night it might take over a he bit it works

Yep. What @kush_queen420 described is basically the Ferber sleep method. Google it. It will help a ton. My daughter was a horrible sleeper (unfortunately still is)and this is what her sleep specialist recommended. Every she regressed I would use the method again and she would catch on within a few days. Also establish a consistent schedule before bed time kids thrive on routines.

It’s def not too late to start a good routine. What do u do for bedtime? What time is he going to bed/waking up? Does he still nap? Both my kids would wake at that age, starting around 2 years old until about 4 years old. But they would come and sneak in our room every night. What the pedi told me to do was to not let them in our bed. So we set up a little bed in the corner of our room. They would come into our room and go right to their little bed and go right back to sleep. They wouldn’t even wake us up. Now with my youngest we promised him that if he slept in his room all night for 2 straight weeks he could get a fish. He’d been asking for one for a long time and that was the reward to sleeping in his room all night. As soon as we offered that to him he started sleeping all night on there and we went out and got a fish. He hasn’t come into our room since. I know it may not work for u guys but it’s a thought. Interrupted sleep is the worst. Sounds like y guys need a good routine during the day and at bedtime. There’s so many factors that can play here. Not enough sleep, being over tired, disruption on schedule can all cause sleep issues. Good luck I know it’s frustrating but I promise it won’t last forever

My sons sleep regression started a few months ago. Started waking up multiple times a night crying. Honestly. He would wake up and crawl into our bed. Some nights we’d let him stay in bed with us. Other nights he’d cuddle for a bit and then we’d put him back into his own bed once he was ready for sleep. Lasted a couple months. But fingers crossed.....the past 2 nights he’s slept in his own bed all night without getting up.

Lawd yes ! This is my 3 year old. She refuses to nap also. The only thing that helps is melatonin ( peds recommend it ) and I put a baby lock on her door so she cant open it. From the inside . Hopefully x you find something to work. I need it because I'm pregnant and cant deal with a cranky girl