Might be worth trying her in your bed with you, to see if that helps any (just cos you said she reaches out for you), before you try the route of complete separation. It's possible she's picking up on the vibe of change (you're nearly half way preggers) and it's playing on her on some level. I hear you saying you are at wits' end, so maybe be kind to what's going on for her as well?
Put it this way, Kel, DS is 21 months old and I have no idea if he'd sleep through the night on his own. He feeds from 1-4 times a night, never really waking properly (unless he's sick, and that's like all kids!), but I still don't call it 'sleeping through'...hell, I don't even 'sleep through' a lot of nights, even before DS was born!
I guess I'm saying that it would be good if you could find some way to find peace with this unpredictable pattern of your DD. Patterns always change and it helps if we can treat it sensitively, instead of with annoyance. It sounds unrealistic if you're not used to approaching things this way, you gotta start somewhere, though
I sure hope you can work each other out, at least until things change againIt really is such a journey, isn't it? You learn to take joy in the little things when the going gets tough!


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) and it's playing on her on some level. I hear you saying you are at wits' end, so maybe be kind to what's going on for her as well?
It really is such a journey, isn't it? You learn to take joy in the little things when the going gets tough!


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