Ds is the same. Wakes several times a night, always looking for the breast. Sure sometimes me stirring in my sleep wakes him up, same with dp he probably wakes him up too, other times I have no idea! But I choose not to see it as anything wrong. Sure don't get me wrong, I would love to have a full nights sleep, but if that's not going to happen then I am just going to get on with it, not stress about it, just accept how it is and when he is ready he will sleep through. Went through the same thing with my dd who has been consistently sleeping through for the last 6 months or so. I did go to a sleep clinic of sorts (a 2hour session run by the mchn) and tbh I felt that my situation wasn't that bad to need to go to a sleep school. I felt compelled to go to this session thing because everyone around me were boasting about how their kids were sleeping through, it started to feel like I was being pressured to do what I had to do to get my child to sleep through. So instead of implementing "contolled comfort strategies" I plodded along, learnt to catch up on sleep where I could, let go of the expectation that my kids have to sleep through the night or having to actively try to get them to sleep through. That's what has got me though it. Fingers crossed ds will come good when his canines have finished cutting through, I dont like to blame teething but it must be rough having another 4 cut through at once! And he's 15months now, might see in the near future if setting him up in a king single bed might give him him space to sleep by himself, or room for me to bunk in when he wakes up