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Title: ot? ut? or os?
Post by: pinkbull13 on March 01, 2011, 17:45:31 pm
My daughter will be 5 months mar 10.

pretty great baby... on easy 4 hr routine...she was good for about 2 hrs total awake time in bed and a 2 hr nap...now she is still showing me signs of being tired yawning rubbing eyes...but giving me a hard time to go to sleep...then this morning only a 50 minute nap?  she also just started rolling over....so my question is ...is she overtired? undertired? or overstimulated?  I cant figure it out.
Title: Re: ot? ut? or os?
Post by: MasynSpencerElliotte on March 01, 2011, 17:51:57 pm
About that age we started getting 45 naps with our youngest...I was mis-reading boredom cues as sleepy cues! I found that extending her A time by even 15 min helped, but we had to do it by walking her around in a dark hallway to keep her up, but stop her from being OS and get OT by mistake. 
Title: Re: ot? ut? or os?
Post by: pinkbull13 on March 02, 2011, 12:19:04 pm
Thanks!  I'll try that!
Title: Re: ot? ut? or os?
Post by: pinkbull13 on March 02, 2011, 21:49:56 pm
so today I extended a time by a few minutes...her was our day
w 605am
e 7am (she had a night feed 4am)
s 815am out no problem she goes to sleep awake
w 955
e 11am
s 1210pm
w 155pm
e 3pm
s ....so I brought her up and put her in her crib at 405 she went ballastic, she started sucking her thumb ( i have a video monitoe) so i didnt go up but then she starte screaming i went up did shh pat and calmed her when her eyes got sleepy i lied her back and she slept no prob and fell asleep at 425pm
was she ot? ut? or os?
Title: Re: ot? ut? or os?
Post by: MasynSpencerElliotte on March 02, 2011, 22:40:35 pm
After two decent naps (if I am reading correctly they were both 1h 45 mins?) I would think maybe UT, but I suppose could be OS depending on what was going on in her day, especially if she is starting to roll over and such.