Hey Kel, my DS1 is nearly 3, and still rarely gives us a full night of sleep, so you're definitely not alone. I can't really give you any tips to help improve things, cos if I could, then I would have a sleeper! Having said that, I do like Pinky McKay's methods & also Elizabeth Pantley's "no cry sleep solution" approach, if you're after some reading. What are his day sleeps like? I found with DS1 that if his day sleeps were kept to a standard time each day (roughly), that things overnight were better. The days when our "routine" is out of whack are the ones we pay for overnight. Another thought is to look at food intolerances - not something I've done, but I have a couple of girlfriends who have been down this path, and they reckon that it made a difference to their kids behaviour/sleep.


On the really bad nights, I remind myself that it won't last forever - when he's a teenager, I'll probably not be able to wake him up