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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Aug 2009
    Melbourne
    766

    There is plenty of noise around our place. We live in an apartment in the city, and trams go past all day - so he's ok with noise.

    I will definitely try putting him to sleep in the pram at home... that's a good idea - will help work out if it's the pram, or being out that's the problem.

    I let him try to fall asleep on his own when we are out, there is no way of forcing him, but we dont even get to that. When it gets to the time where he usually naps at home he just starts screaming in the pram. I have tried putting the cover over when I know the time is coming, to help him wind down, and I have also tried leaving it up so he can put himself to sleep, both end in screaming fits!

    The only way they stop is if I take him out of the pram and carry him. At 11kgs, he's not the lightest kid in the world, so I struggle to carry him. The other thing that calms him is putting him in the carseat. He doesnt end up sleeping, but he stops the screaming. He also doesnt sleep in the car seat anymore... just too much to see in the world!

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber & MPM

    Feb 2007
    Melbourne
    5,462

    It's so frustrating isn't it? My DS1 LOATHED the pram, he never liked it when he was a bub and would start screaming almost as soon as he was in it. It made life very difficult!

    Are you moving the pram (i.e walking around) when your DS starts to scream? The only way DS2 or DD would sleep in the pram is if it was moving. If it was stopped they'd just cry when they got overtired.