Aww Amber. First and foremost, you are a FANTASTIC mum! Babies do have unsettled times every so often. How long has it been going on for? If it is only a couple of nights then it could be a growth spurt or teething and is likely to pass very soon. If it has been going on for longer, maybe get him checked out by a GP or paediatrician just to make sure he doesn't have anything that is making him upset (infection, etc.). I'm with you on the controlled crying, I just can't do it, it goes against all my instincts. The most I can let Kieran cry is for a minute or two, I'm sure you aren't doing the wrong thing by going in to comfort him.
Don't apologise for your post, it's great to have somewhere to come to talk about your problems/frustrations. Hopefully this is something that will be over really quickly and you'll have your gorgeous happy little man back!
ETA - It has nothing to do with your parenting style when your bub is unsettled. It doesn't matter what methods you use, all babies will have their unsettled days just to keep us guessing!



. First and foremost, you are a FANTASTIC mum! Babies do have unsettled times every so often. How long has it been going on for? If it is only a couple of nights then it could be a growth spurt or teething and is likely to pass very soon. If it has been going on for longer, maybe get him checked out by a GP or paediatrician just to make sure he doesn't have anything that is making him upset (infection, etc.). I'm with you on the controlled crying, I just can't do it, it goes against all my instincts. The most I can let Kieran cry is for a minute or two, I'm sure you aren't doing the wrong thing by going in to comfort him.



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