hmmm think i missed the boat today!!

vickip · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:04 AM

my little man has a habit of not napping much during the day, he maybe manages an hour at the most in one go (if im lucky). Today he has been asleep since 12 and ive been perched on the sofa (all be it checking b&b) waiting for him to wake up.

me thinks i should have left him to it and caught up on the housework?! but at least i have caught up with some friends on fb and email.

He is normally awake about half hour before his feed but there is no sign of him stirring for his 3pm feed,do i wake the sleeping gremlin??!

Lena · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:08 AM

Enjoy it and let him sleep. Trust me, you'll regret it if you wake him. If he's not up in another hour or two perhaps try and dreamfeed him (this works during the day as well as at night). When they're that young, if they sleeping its because they need it.

+tivethoughts · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:10 AM

Snap!! Harrison has been down now for almost 2 hrs..... I wont wake him, I dont believe in waking a sleeping baby....but I do need to get out to the shops before hubby gets home so kinda hope he doesnt sleep much longer lol.

Ah, the housework can wait til another day...or do it when he's in bed later! xx

Natsku · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:10 AM

Ah enjoy it! Maria once had a 6 hour nap around that age and then slept 8 hours at night! (with only about 2 hours awake time between)

vickip · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by +tivethoughts

Snap!! Harrison has been down now for almost 2 hrs..... I wont wake him, I dont believe in waking a sleeping baby....but I do need to get out to the shops before hubby gets home so kinda hope he doesnt sleep much longer lol.

Ah, the housework can wait til another day...or do it when he's in bed later! xx

ive just noticed our little gremlins share the same b'day.

+tivethoughts · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by vickip

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Originally Posted by +tivethoughts

Snap!! Harrison has been down now for almost 2 hrs..... I wont wake him, I dont believe in waking a sleeping baby....but I do need to get out to the shops before hubby gets home so kinda hope he doesnt sleep much longer lol.

Ah, the housework can wait til another day...or do it when he's in bed later! xx

ive just noticed our little gremlins share the same b'day.

Haha! So they do!

I think Harrison is going through a growth spurt...he's been a terrible sleeper these last few days...now he seems to be making up for it!

Maybe James is the same?

vickip · Jun 17th, 2011, 09:24 AM

he has never been a great sleeper (takes after his dad as i can sleep anywhere at any time), but for the last week or so his patterns have been a little off and he is waking for an additinal feed/comfort at night

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vickip Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: brentwood,essex Posts: 85	hmmm think i missed the boat today!! my little man has a habit of not napping much during the day, he maybe manages an hour at the most in one go (if im lucky). Today he has been asleep since 12 and ive been perched on the sofa (all be it checking b&b) waiting for him to wake up. me thinks i should have left him to it and caught up on the housework?! but at least i have caught up with some friends on fb and email. He is normally awake about half hour before his feed but there is no sign of him stirring for his 3pm feed,do i wake the sleeping gremlin??!

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Lena Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 2,098	Enjoy it and let him sleep. Trust me, you'll regret it if you wake him. If he's not up in another hour or two perhaps try and dreamfeed him (this works during the day as well as at night). When they're that young, if they sleeping its because they need it.

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+tivethoughts Other Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Chessington, Surrey Posts: 1,594	Snap!! Harrison has been down now for almost 2 hrs..... I wont wake him, I dont believe in waking a sleeping baby....but I do need to get out to the shops before hubby gets home so kinda hope he doesnt sleep much longer lol. Ah, the housework can wait til another day...or do it when he's in bed later! xx

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Natsku Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Finland Posts: 13,316	Ah enjoy it! Maria once had a 6 hour nap around that age and then slept 8 hours at night! (with only about 2 hours awake time between)

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vickip Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: brentwood,essex Posts: 85	he has never been a great sleeper (takes after his dad as i can sleep anywhere at any time), but for the last week or so his patterns have been a little off and he is waking for an additinal feed/comfort at night

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