does ur baby sleep all night?
my son is almost 8mo old and still wakes up a lot during the night. i usually have to rock him or feed him to go back to sleep. i had the same problem with my daughter when she was a baby. u think its because he sleeps in the bed with me? ive heard of ways to get them to fall asleep by themselves. but im a sucker and dont want to let him cry alot. i can handle him waking up a lot, but it makes me worry about leaving him with a babysitter. it would be hard on him and the babysitter! when my mom watched him at night she told me he cried alot. any advice? i think itll b easier once i get him his own beb. maybe i just worry too much!
around 10 months
My son was around 10 months when he finally started sleeping through the night. We didn't use any kind of technique, it just happened on his own time. He was in his own crib, and we didn't go running to him immediately. We would usually let him try to get himself back to sleep for 5 minutes or so, unless he was really crying alot. Like I said, it just happened that he stopped waking at night.
I would definitley start by putting him in his own bed. See how that goes and take baby steps. When he wakes and starts fussing, leave him for 3 minutes, then 5, then 7, etc. before going to get him. I'm sure he will eventually start sleeping through the night soon.
Jessica
~ Mommy to Luke and Shawn
3 months
3 months but he was late 3weeks so that make him almost at 4months. My doctor suggest to take him at 11pm (he was a sleep) and give him a bottle and we did and he did all his nights.
When we moved a year ago we had some challenges with him because he start need it to be rock at night, then the naps and then at night so 1 month later I called the doctor and she suggest to let him cry and he would leard again to fall a sleep my himself and he did in 2days. We never regret that move and he sleeps so well since. Yes it was hard for those 2 days but I was going outside for those 15minutes. My son never slept with us in bed except for the first week, it was easier for breastfeeding him with my c-section. Good luck!