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Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
DD started sleeping through the night at about 7 weeks. We swaddle her and she's in a cosleeper attached to our bed. She goes down at 9pm, wakes at 6am when the alarm goes off, nurses, and then falls back to sleep until 7:30 when we get her up to go to the babysitter.
She's 4 months old now and for the last week or so she has decided to stop STTN. She'll go to sleep at 9 but wake up in 45 minutes. I'll nurse her and it takes a while to get her back to sleep (she's wide awake and talking and smiling - not tired at all). After about half an hour of rocking and singing, she's back to sleep for another 30-45 minutes and then awake again. Same thing happens. Once asleep for the third time, she'll then wake up about 2 times more until 6am. Is this just a phase? A growth spurt? Possible teething? Advice? I am not handling the lack of sleep well! :-) |
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Re: Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
Sounds like you got lucky at 7 weeks! 4 months is a time for growth spurts, developmental growth and sleep regression! It's a hard month! Hang in there, it will pass. Just be there and listen to her and meet her needs and you will be thru this before long. I clearly remember 4 months and 6 months! Hard times!
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Sound normal to me. It will pass. My kids go through weird sleep phases until about two years. They are never predictable for long as it changes every few months.
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Re: Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
http://www.babysleepsite.com/how-we-...ep-regression/. It's normal. Still sucks. Good luck.
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Re: Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
Yes it's a phase. And it will happen again and again as well. These LO's just have a lot going on and sometimes they don't sleep as well as other times. Just try to hang in there and remember one day (in a year or two) she'll be STTN properly if you're lucky!
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DD went from STTN at 12weeks to waking up 5-6x a night from 3.5months to 6.5months. I was so exhausted. I hope yours ends quicker! There's also a 9, 13, 18 and 24 month regression that I'm aware of. But some babies skip all or some of them. And the 13month/55week one is very short and usually gets attributed to teeth or something ![]() Anyways, it is normal, it does suck - good luck!
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Normal. My DS1 did the samething, but the waking up lasted way too long. Started at 4 months lasted till 10 months, and I was working at the time and the main night time person. It was exhausting.
It really stinks. I'm sorry.
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Re: Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
Thanks ladies! I figured I just had to suck it up and deal (and drink lots of coffee) but didn't know if there was something else I should be trying. The babysitter was telling me I need to start feeding from a bottle at night to make sure she was getting full. I breastfeed when I'm with her and refuse to give a bottle when I'm around so that's not going to happen! I just needed to hear that this is a normal phase. Thanks!!
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Yeah pretty much anytime DD learns something new she starts the night wakings again. Most recently it was pulling up and crawling all in one week that did it. My DH said the other day, "Wow, I think she's ready to start walking." I was like "No! Don't say that!" lol I've started to relate milestones to me not sleeping.
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Re: Stopped STTN. This is a phase right?
Ugg. DS is 7. I STILL remember how horrible it was. He STTN at FIVE, yes, 5 weeks (ok, so he was 13ish-lbs
but ebf) 9-10 hours. It was amazing... then he hit 4 months and never looked bad. I swear that kid didn't STTN again til he was 2. DD was kind enough to not even bother giving me the 5 weeks - 4 month span. She just held off STTN til she was over 2.
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Sahm to P (1/10) and wifey to P since 2008...we are a
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, selective vax'ing, AP'ing, regretful circer now non circing, non-CIO,
, babywearing, going green kinda family, baby GIRL born 10-13-2012!!!





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but ebf) 9-10 hours. It was amazing... then he hit 4 months and never looked bad. I swear that kid didn't STTN again til he was 2. DD was kind enough to not even bother giving me the 5 weeks - 4 month span. She just held off STTN til she was over 2.
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