Hi again! Thanks that was helpful. Although she still manages to pull the covers loose (and sometimes tries to play peepo wth the sheet!) I'm managing to be a little more firm with her about the lying down. I think she does now know that she's supposed to lie down to go to sleep! I'm sure eventually the novelty of standing up will fade!
I hope you don't mind me asking another question (not related to naps), as you've given me some great advice so far. As I said before, we've managed to drop the night feeds. It was going well for about a week but now she's waking really frequently in the early hours and eventually won't settle back because she's so hungry. Most mornings we're up at 6, but this morning it was 5.30, which is too early! What am I supposed to do about her being hungry in the early hours? Should I go back to feeding her when she wakes at say 4am (which doesn't seem to stave off the hunger like it used to) to see if that will get her through the rest of the night? I'm really trying to get her to eat loads of dinner and have been giving it to her later as well. She's not a great eater, but if I give her what she likes she will fill up. However this doesn't seem to be making any difference to her being hungry in the early hours. Any ideas?
She has generally been waking quite frequently the last few nights so I wondered if she's having too much sleep during the day (although it's hard to say because it varies). You wrote something a while back and I wondered if you could elaborate.
A time jumps again about 9/10 months so it helps to be have it upped a bit as night sleep can start to be affected when they aren't getting enough sleep!
At almost 11 months what sort of A times should we be aiming for? I can see that her nap needs are changing but I'm unsure where to take it all! I still feel she can only go 3-4 hours between naps, but maybe she only needs one long nap and a catnap? Does that sound right for her age?
Sorry so many questions! Thanks so much for your support.
Sarah
