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Topic: please help
Posted By: kathyandbub
Subject: please help
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 9:10pm
Noah has always been a great sleeper, sleeping through right from bout 4 weeks. but latly hes been waking more and more often durin the night first once or twice then every three hours and just befor he woke 2 hours after i put him down. im about to cry. because i feel like its my fault and hes not getting enough sleep. i dont no what to do. it shouldnt be teething as he has just got his bottem two teeth and i didnt relise until someone else pointed it out to me. !!!!! he shouldnt be hungry he is putting on weight really well like 10 kgs at 5 months i have also resorted to giving him some rice porridge at night instead of at lunch. hes def not cold. he has 2 45 min naps and a 2 hour one during the day. mayb i should let him cry it out? but that breaks my heart and he sleeps in my room as well.
im going to try plunket tommorow but i no we dont have a family center here so does that mean we dont have a sleep school? any suggestions would be appericated



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Posted By: mummy_becks
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 9:18pm

How old is he now?? You say something about 5 months old but when was that?

Could he have wind??



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Posted By: kathyandbub
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 9:23pm
hes 5 and a half months now.mayb it is wind we have never had a problem befor with it so i never thought about it. i will try that next time he wakes up though hes wakes up happy and talk and talks and kicks blankets off and trys to wriggle out of safe t sleep till i get up. but if i try resettle him he will cry.


Posted By: Bizzy
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 10:14pm
when you say lately do you mean just in the last week, or has it been longer than that.

cause i know that eden has gone thru phases of about a week of night waking and wanting to be fed and it seemed very random. prior to that she was also a good sleeper. i just kept up with the routine the way it always was and she just went back to sleeping thru.

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Posted By: kathyandbub
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 10:35pm
started mayb a month ago and progressivly has gotten worse. my dp says that i am to soft on him. but hes not the one who has to listen to him cry. we have had a cold bout a week ago so thought mayb its that but we are over that now


Posted By: Bizzy
Date Posted: 09 November 2008 at 10:55pm
ok if he is waking and not upset then i would just leave him and see if he will settle himself back to sleep when he has finished having a chat and wiggle. maybe he is waking cause he finds you too noisy. i know some people have found their baby sleeps better when not in their room.

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Posted By: kathyandbub
Date Posted: 10 November 2008 at 8:02am
unfortunatly maby i will have to move him out though i really dont want to. last night i went in at 10.30 2 hours after he last went to sleep he had pushed his blankets down and as soon as i even touched th blankets he was awake so i hoped into bed and let him scream for half an hour it was horrible at 11 got him up for feed he went to sleep untill i burped him put him back down and he talked to him self for another half hour b4 going to sleep. then he woke up at 2 so i just put him in my bed for rest of night he woke up a couple more times. im going to ring plunket today hopefully they can help me



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