Hi there,
this is pretty much what we experienced when Lo hit 14 weeks. It continued for a while and I got frazzled, and the I discovered BW!! Thank God!, otherwise I think I would have ended up in the loonie bin....
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I noticed a couple of things here:
Solids started - and it seems you've tried to eliminate them and sounds like it hasn't made a difference....
Wakes at same times - sounds like "habitual waking", have you considered "Wake To Sleep" ? (Pg 191 of Tracy's TBWSAYP book)
Goes back to sleep after a little food- sounds like our LO. She would do the same thing and I realised it wasn't the food she needed, (I had misread her signs), but comfort and reassurance. I weaned the milk right down, then switched to water, and she lost interest!, (and stopped waking)
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eventually. However. i wouldn't try this is she is having a GS
Has recently discovered her feet and started rolling - GS 's play havoc with sleep
I never had to resort to "W2S" (thou I was on the verge of it), but I did do PU/PD a few times..though sh/pat would often work first off.
In the TBWSAYP book there is a case study about this exact situation...I just spent 10 mins trying to find it to give you the pg number but I can't see it for the life of me, (perhaps someone else can my weak and feable brain today!) anyway it basically talks about using I think PU/PD to eliminate the NW's (oh wish I could find it!)and how the first night was the worst and then it improved after that!.DO you ahve somewhere else, (maybe arelative) that you older LO could stay whilst you try something like this???(not always poss i know.)
Anyway I'll have to go now, but I hope some of this is helpful adn that I haven't rambled too much
HTH
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Anna