thread: 16m old waking up screaming - help!

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  1. #1
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    No reflux And all the testing for food intolerance ect have all come back fine, but I guess that's still a possibility. Thanks MM

    Am going to take him to my CHN, she's brilliant and will have some idea of where to go from here.

    Going to go and make the most of while he sleeps x

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    hun, hope he sleeps through tonight with no screaming xox

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    I have no idea but it sounds heartbreaking

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    How did he go lastnight?

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    He slept from about 10pm through to 7am this morning!! He's in a good mood this morning too, so must've slept well.

    Am going to get his snoring checked out though... I could hear him over the top of DP snoring!

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    DS has just started the same thing too (16 months as well) but we can usually console him and get him back to bed within an hour. I'm speculating that he's having a few developmental leaps right now and might even be growing pains? He's running around a lot more in this gorgeous weather so I wonder if his poor little legs ache a lot.


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    That's a possibility too I have an appointment mid Nov with a Naturopath so will mention that too.

    Thanks Infinity. x