hun it's quite hard when they don't let you get some rest.
1. Do you or have you tried co-sleeping from the start of the night?
With DD2 i found if i layed in bed with her, fed her to sleep and then got up and snuck out she slept better, otherwise popping her in bed with me when i was going down for the night and she seemd to sleep better.
2. Room Temperature
I never used a thermometer but i found if i had a small heater on and a nice comfy blanket both the girls slept a lot better and woke less, they still woke when hungry but the not so necessary wakings were down to a minimum.
While i don't recommend medicating a child to sleep i don't see the harm in maybe giving the Children's Sleep a shot, i wouldn't use it every night but maybe see if it does make a difference and then chat to your MHCN or GP about it. Maybe you could do a bath, feed, sleep routine with some nice soft naturals smells (i don't suggest bedtime bath)
Sorry hun i have nor real an swers but couldn't read and not reply.




hun it's quite hard when they don't let you get some rest.
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