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thread: Children's Sleep - Natural Medicine?

  1. #19
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    Aug 2008
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    Has it got any better?
    DS2 never liked a dummee either. I hate to say it but I still get called into his room most nights. I wake to hear "Mummy I need you" and hes just checking I'll come, making himself feel secure I guess.
    Hope you have better luck then me

  2. #20
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    Jun 2010
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    Last night was average. Not super bad, not super good. One time when she woke was actually funny, she started making crying noises in her sleep and rolled onto her side. So I was getting up to her when she suddenly rolled onto her tummy and got into crawling position! In her sleep! That woke her up and she looked at me like "what the heck am I doing like this?!" Lol.

    I'm not expecting tonight to be great. We didn't make it to the chiro because I accidentally booked it at the same time as her vaccinations. She doesn't usually sleep well the night of her needles, so I'm preparing myself for very little sleep

    One plus is, all this week she's been a dream to get to sleep. Even now she's quietly feeding and dozing off, she'll be in bed before 7:30.

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  3. #21
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    Mar 2008
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    Hope you all have a good night tonight sleepwise. For what it's worth - I've used both calm and sleep on DS - more success with the calm than the sleep but sporadic with both (calm has worked better when he's been teething)

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