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Offline Sarahboh

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Crying in Sleep
« on: January 06, 2006, 19:52:46 pm »
What is with the vocalizing in her sleep. I could've swore today Ella was awake and crying for me to come. My husband went in to check her and she had her eyes closed fully sleeping. How am I to know if she needs me or not, I am nervous going in to check her as she may be sleeping and the noise of me coming in may wake her up. Somedays are more than others. Any tricks I should know about to tell if she is awake/sleep? Occasionally she does this at night as well, I usually wait 5-10minutes as I am not sure if she needs me or not, then I go in and her eyes are fully closed but then they pop open when she hears me. What gives?
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Crying in Sleep
« Reply #1 on: January 07, 2006, 01:15:42 am »
ooo.... that just drives me crazy!!!   i think they must be dreaming...

basically, i waited for my babies to escalate - then it sounded like a "real" cry and i would go to them, cause then they were awake.
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Crying in Sleep
« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2006, 15:09:56 pm »
My babt does the same! I think they are dreaming too when they do that as he also giggles in his sleep! Especially when he is just nodding off!!