Rebecca, I'm hearing you hun!! We are in exactly the same boat and some days (like today) it's just too hard and I feel like we'll never get it right.I dont seem to have trouble getting her to sleep....its staying asleep that has become impossible.
Take solace - at times over the last 6 nights, DS has woken after 1.5 hours!! I have no idea what's going on, the growth spurt theory is out the window at this point....and it happened suddenly for us too, one night he was fine, the next it all went pear shaped.
As for the wraps, I think they get to a certain age and nothing will keep them in unfortunately. Our wraps are HUGE, 1.5m x 1.5m so not much smaller than a cot sheet, and he still gets out of them. The nurse at sleep school yesterday said at this stage wrapping is more a sleep signal than to keep them contained, but I'm not really buying that theory just quietly...




. I calmed him down and when we got there I re-introduced him to everyone and got him settled in. As soon as I said I'm leaving he became hysterical. The lovely ladies took him away to read him a story and I left with tears in my eyes (which I'd managed to hide from Joel) and listening to him crying. I felt sooo sick when I got home. After I'd been home for 10 minutes I got a call from the kinder and thought "oh no, is it that bad??", but it was just the teacher saying that he'd settled down and was now playing happily! I was soooo relieved. When I went to pick him up he was having an absolute ball and gave me a casual "hi mum"! The ladies said he was fine 5 minutes after I'd left and was the liveliest one there! (That's my typical Joel
) I feel so much better about it all now. I'm sooo tired though, it was mentally very exhausting for me lol! 



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