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  1. #1
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    Sep 2008
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    When did you bub sleep through??

    I'm really struggling at the moment.
    I've had 6 and a hlaf hours sleep the last 2 nights. I'm barely coping with th screaming!!

    DD is nearly 9 months old...a while i think we are just getting teeth and thats why things are so bad, she didn't sleep through before this.

    So when did your bub start to sleep through and did you do anything to encourage it???

  2. #2
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    Mar 2007
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    What do you consider "sleeping through?" how many hours in a row? I say 5-6hrs.

    Hope things get better soon for you hun. We are up every 3hrs lately here too but she is only 3mths I guess....

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    [QUOTE=Renstar;1789190]What do you consider "sleeping through?" how many hours in a row? I say 5-6hrs.
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    Even this amount of time would be nice.

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    ahhhh, two years on & still waiting....sorry that prob didn't help!!!

    Though he sleeps from 7.30/8 til 4ish in the morn....so that's a good sleep & then back again til morning after a bottle.

    It's a tough one & when you have up & down nights it takes it out of you but hang in there it will get better.

    Even though she doesn't sleep through, does she usually have a good block straight up? If so then it could be teeth or an ear infection causing more constant wake ups & screaming. Charlie always woke a couple times a night with teeth (even with use of panadol) & more if ear infection. But we always figured something wasn't right & he was back to normal a few nights later.

    Hope it gets better for you.

  5. #5
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    Sep 2008
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    OMG SHES SCREAMING IN HER COT!!! Help me girls... I need some encourage ment...I'm not coping with this tonight... i don't know what to do... she has a clean nappy, had a bottle, no temp....doesn't want to be cuddled...

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    Feb 2007
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    Is this normal behaviour for her? If you think she is getting teeth and is crying from pain, i would be inclined to give her some pain relief.

    Hang in there. It will get better.

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    Jan 2008
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    I hate it when they are like this. My DH is awesome at getting Flynn to settle when there is 'nothing' wrong and mummy can't fix it.

    Sorry I can't really help big hugs for you.

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    Oct 2007
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    Hi Jen,

    DD did this a couple of months ago. Would not sleep and we had to stay up with her until 3 am watching in the night garden.

    I think it is just a phase they go through when they teeth, so hopefully your bub will be sleeping for longer again.

    DD is 13mths is still not sleeping through. She still wakes up for a 4am feed, sometimes twice a night.

    Best of luck and hopeful your DD start sleeping through soon.

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    Umm... when he was 12 months old. At 10-11 months he was still waking at least every 4 hours at night.
    Now he sleeps like a champion (most of the time). At least 12 - 14 hours per night without a peep and a good 2-3 hours during the day. It WILL get better.
    Forgot to add... we did nothing to encourage it. It just happened

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    Bella started sleeping through at about 3 months and has been doing it evey since. I didnt do anything to encorage it - she just decided one night that she could make it through. How ever I do give her a bigger bottle for her last and that sees her through for the 12-13 hrs she is asleep.

    I really think all bubs are different... some do and some dont.

    Sorry I cant give any advice but to say that it will happen one day.

    I also find that on the odd occation that she does waje up that I just give her her dummy and she will go back to sleep...

    I hope that you get some more sleep soon!

    Do you know the funny thing - I miss her snuggles in the dead of night just her and me!!

    Kate xox

  11. #11
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    Jan 2008
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    You poor thing.

    Well, I think it was around 8 or 9 mths but then he stopped sleeping thru for a month at around 10 and 11 mths and now he generally sleeps thru but occasionally he needs a dummy resettle over night.
    I stopped feeding him overnight at around 7 or 8mths and would just try and resettle him. I think it did help, but it took a bit longer to resettle without a feed.

    Does she resettle after a feed? It sounds like you are spending a long time awake overnight (it is easier to get up overnight if you can feed and get back to sleep quickly IYKWIM) Have you tried co-sleeping? are you still BF? I (selfishly) stopped feeding o/n cos I weaned him and didn't want to be making bottles o/n (Also the MCHN said he really didn't need it) (I still fed him if he was upset and not settling, but generally he didn't need it)

    Teeth will make it worse. Have you tried panadol or infants ibuprofen? That is what i tend to resort to when they are 'out of it'.

    HTH. All the best

  12. #12
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    Jan 2008
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    Hi Jen.....
    I have probably told you before but DD2 is almost 3 and doesnt sleep through! Thomas does some nights and then not for a few..... DD1 sleeps like a dream now...... As you can guess i "do" nothing to change this habit! But this works for us...not everyone

    Hope Jorja pops those teeth soon!

  13. #13
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    Jan 2008
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    hey Jen, incase you havent looked at our buddies thread its Milly here !

  14. #14
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    Apr 2007
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    Hoping for a better night tonight for you,. it is extra hard when u dont have family. Broken sleep its a form of torture- i hate it.. Hope all of us who babies wake often during the night start getting better sleeps soon . take care

  15. #15
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    Jun 2007
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    my ds1 started sleeping through at 16 months old...

  16. #16
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    Jun 2005
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    DD#1 - after 6mths old
    DD#2 - after 5 weeks old
    DD#3 - 17 months old...although we still have the odd night where she may want a drink of water, cuddle, or just to know im still around.....