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SLEEP => Sleeping For Toddlers => Topic started by: jussiemariee on April 08, 2018, 11:31:52 am
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14 mo is waking between 4:45-5:20 every day. He goes down well and settels on his own for naps and night. He still seems to need 2 day naps though they are short. (10-11, 2-3) bed time is at 8. My husband leaves for work at 6:15 so I dont think I can get much beyond the garage door opening but 4:45 is crazy. He is getting less than 12 hours sleep in each 24. Crazy!
I do keep him in bed until 6:15 and he will settle on and off but not go back to sleep.
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Also, early bedtime causes 1am waking so not really a good ideas.
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Hi there I’d say his day needs a tweak, I’d cap that first nap and do it 9.30 for 30 mins then offer longer nap at 12.30pm and keep the day to 13 hours max.
I know you say EBT causes waking but is he easily settled at 1am then might sleep better/later after resettle!?
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How long would you let the second nap go?
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1.5 hours to 2 hours x
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So... Wake up started at 4:30, but resettled at 4:30 and 5:30. Up for the day at 6:20. Nap at 9:15-9:45 and nap from 12:30-2:00. Bed time at 7:15? What are you thinking is causing the ew? To late of an afternoon nap?
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Sometimes it can be that they need to be on 1 nap but can’t quite make it yet, a build of overtired from EW or just developmental stuff/teeth going on.
You can use the CN to get to a lunch nap better and just shave time off the CN until it’s easy to get to 12 for long nap x
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It worked last night. I had to wake him up at 6:30. He even slept through the garage door. I hate to call it fixed in case it was a fluke, but... Yay!!!!
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Fingers crossed ;D
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And... No, the last 2 days have been 5:20- and 4:00 :(
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Ah no I had high hopes.
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5:20 again today.
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Nooo oh dear! How about just trying going to 1 nap and keeping day short?
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Ok, I may have made it worse for myself in the long run, but I have been giving him a cup of milk when he wakes and he goes back to sleep and yesterday he slept until 8am. I don't want to get in the habit of feeding back to sleep but if I can get him to sleep later then I can push the naps back.
What do you think?
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It’s really up to you, just be wary of it becoming a habit.
Maybe just try a couple of days