thread: Rolling over = not sleeping = screaming?

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2006
    Gold Coast, Queensland
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    I think you're doing the right thing by letting him "tell you" when he wants to wrapped and when not. It will take a while of getting used to not being wrapped.
    Are there any other ways of making him feel "cosy" in his bed? Like what LoriRae suggested? Or maybe just a rolled up towel next to him?
    Sasa

  2. #2
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    Jan 2007
    Sydney
    908

    We've actually just gone back to the wrapping. DS has been happier the last few days & seems to be settling really well again - go figure! He's not trying to roll over in the cot any more & last night he even slept 8 hours! I don't know what was going on for him - but he seems to be over it now! I think we will leave the wrap issue for a while - wait until we are all ready!

  3. #3
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    Jan 2007
    Sydney
    908

    His top tooth cut through last night . He's got one more coming. I guess that's what was going on!

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