Thank you ladies for replying! We had a better night last night.
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She was in bed at 7:30 but needed help until 8:15 to sleep. I DF her at 10:45, she woke at 2 and 3 and I shh/pat her to sleep, she woke at 6:30, I fed her but she was still very tired so I put her back to sleep and I had to wake her up at 8! The change...I purchased a noise machine that goes on all night. The one I was using for naps lasts for only 30 min so I couldn't use it at night. Not sure if this was the difference. My bedtime routine is always bath, massage, nurse, sleep. She falls asleep nursing but I wake her to burp and she is awake when I put her in bed. She is not swaddled, she sleeps on her tummy. (The only way we could get her to sleep, but have an angel monitor just in case!)
My daytime routine is very similar to the one in Tracy's book but she is having trouble staying up for 2 hours so we end up going for naps after 1 1/2 or 1 3/4 hours. She is usually having at least 2 good naps (1 1/2 hours with wake to sleep) and the other two are 30 min.
Gage's mom, how long is Gage napping each day? Is he happy and content? My Lo seems very tired and needs to nap. Did you find the transition from 3-4 hour EASY difficult? I think I may have to stay at 3 1/2 hours for awhile because she seems so tired. Should I keep going and she will adjust to 4 hour EASY? Teezee, what do you think?
Thank you again, off to wake to sleep, it's been 20 minutes into her nap already!
Leah