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UH...hate to say again, but your husband needs to help you. No, you can't continuously get up that early, then be off to work. This may be a phase, and I don't think putting him to bed later will help, especially if he's already shown you consistently he's tired by 8p. You guys need to switch off w/ getting up w/ babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns...you need help with this or you'll be even more exhausted!
alaysha Female, 21 years Provo - UT Member since Feb 2007
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Your baby may be cutting teeth now which is causing the night wakings and/or not tolerating the solids so well.
While you asked for us not to sit in judgement of the tummy sleeping, I don't need to tell you that it's a big no no unless advised by a ped for specific reasons. Nonetheless, if you're already advocating tummy sleeping, then perhaps a wedge may help your baby remain tummy or side sleeping?
as for the tummy sleeping, its not that it was my choice, it was his. he would not sleep any other way and i was fully aware of the "back to sleep" campaign, but when i told my doctor he wouldn't sleep but 20 minutes as a newborn, they suggested it.
no sleep from 5 to 9 months? i don't think i'll survive....