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Tanker Chic Female, 37 years Oklahoma City - OK Member since Feb 2007
Mood: Tanker Chic is unpatiently waiting for cd12 ultrasound to hurry up and get here... Journal Entry: "Temp is up 2nd day in a row and it is onl..." [Read]
, Jul 15, 2008 09:27PM
He may be sleepingSleeping difficulty so long during the day to make for the nights. At night, before picking him up, I would make sure he is REALLY awake and not just rustling around. Before picking him up try putting a pacifier in his mouthMouth sores Oral cancer and see if that satisfies him. If you don't us a pacifier, consider starting at night only or at least wait before you pick him up and make sure he is really awake. You might also try just soothing him instead of feeding him. Try cutting out one nightly feeding at a time. If he is waking every 2-3 hours, he is probably exhausted.
tam2girls Female, 25 years Kambalda - WA Member since Oct 2006
Mood: tam2girls happy playing with babies
, Jul 15, 2008 09:33PM
Also I wanted to add that at this age I think 2 two hour naps during the day should be enough so prehaps try waking after 2 hours during the day so that he is more tired at night time.
Mood: Jules77733 has returned from the doctor and will be having a CT scan of her chest done tomorrow. Journal Entry: "http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec14/ch177/ch1..." [Read]
hanacabana Female, 19 years Perth - Australia Member since Apr 2008
Mood: hanacabana has her beautiful baby girl Hazel Winifred and has never been so in love. Journal Entry: "Last night i dreamt that i was 8wks pregn..." [Read]
ZevasMom Female, 34 years MT Member since Mar 2007
Mood: ZevasMom is sad... Seems likes Zeva's grandparents are "dropping" like flies... :o( Journal Entry: "Okay... this is such a long story - I wil..." [Read]
chantal21 Female, 21 years PA Member since Sep 2007
Mood: chantal21 is sad that Jeremiah is not feeling well! that tooth will be here soon! Journal Entry: "I have gotten my period 3 times since I g..." [Read]
Tanker Chic Female, 37 years Oklahoma City - OK Member since Feb 2007
Mood: Tanker Chic is unpatiently waiting for cd12 ultrasound to hurry up and get here... Journal Entry: "Temp is up 2nd day in a row and it is onl..." [Read]
Tanker Chic Female, 37 years Oklahoma City - OK Member since Feb 2007
Mood: Tanker Chic is unpatiently waiting for cd12 ultrasound to hurry up and get here... Journal Entry: "Temp is up 2nd day in a row and it is onl..." [Read]
I notice my son seems to sleep better if I don't keep the volume on the monitor quite so high. Meaning sometimes if it is turned up too high, I am too quick to run to his every whimper.. where if I don't hear every little sound he makes, he often falls right back to sleep on his own.
Best of luck to you.