Venting Board > sleeping through the night...jokes on me
you may need to take into account the time difference bw miami and nicaragua. that may have played a big factor in the time when A was waking up in the morning. also, be sure to let your nurse know what your baby's longest stretch has been at night. she is already accustomed to sleeping this long, so you should try & encourage her to reach this length every night. i would sometimes offer L his pacifier and this would buy me some time. if she doesn't use one, like M didn't, it may be more of a challenge. i would soothe her with her blankie. crossing my fingers for you!!! good luck.
September 17, 2009 |
The Baby Mamas
The Baby Mamas
So baby A went to Miami last week, she's 3.5 months and I was scared to travel alone with her, she behaved beautifully! I thought all the attention was going to drive her craaazy but she actually seemed to love it, she was all smiles with everyone!
She still does not sleep through the night and I certainly don't believe in letting a 3 month old cry her lungs out, while in Mimi she had her last bottle at 10:30 pm and woke up a 5:30 am!
I was so excited! Clouds turned dark on me, the day we came back she went back to waking up at 3 am for bottle! what is up with this??!!! She slept through the night for 4 days so why as soon as we come back she does opposite! I am so frustrated! I know the nurse is the one that wakes up for midnight feedings but when she's I will have to deal with baby at night and I certainly don't want my baby waking up at 3 am.....