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yaya
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April 23, 2006, 15:15:43 pm »
I've heard that putting LO to bed slightly earlier helps with nightwakings( if they r due to being overtired)...My DS usually has his bath at 7 then bottle and bed...how much earlier do u suggest I put him to bed
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April 24, 2006, 16:22:40 pm »
I tried adjusting my ds bedtime too because of nightwakings but it didn't seem to matter. (He's been getting his bottle 6:30ish and in bed 7ish.) Have you tried wake-to-sleep? I've done it for the past 3 nights with him and I think I'll do it one more time tonight. Last night he slept from 6:45 pm to 6 am. Here's how it works: If your son is waking at the same time every night you set your alarm for 1 hour before he wakes. Go in and stroke his cheek just enough to make him turn his head or stir him a little. If he takes a pacifier, pop it in and leave. You are suppose to do this for 3 nights and it should keep him from waking at that time and get him to sleep through the night.
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April 24, 2006, 18:49:09 pm »
thanx for that! prob is he is waking at random times!
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April 24, 2006, 21:06:15 pm »
Hummm, I know some babies have 6:00 bedtimes. Maybe that would work for him. What are his naps like?
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terrible!! all sleep realted issues a mess!
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