We're starting CIO tonight and I'm a wreck! - Page 3

lisa9999 · Mar 27th, 2012, 14:34 PM

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Originally Posted by emzi

Thank you so much everyone, this is why I love this forum cos of all the support people give each other, its priceless!!

Lisa9999- At last checking ruby had demolished her cot too but didnt want to be faffing about tidying up and making things worse, obviously anger crying more than anything!

Nah leave it til morn.
Get yourself a glass of wine or something n chill for a bit

jaybee · Mar 27th, 2012, 14:36 PM

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Originally Posted by lisa9999

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Originally Posted by emzi

Thank you so much everyone, this is why I love this forum cos of all the support people give each other, its priceless!!

Lisa9999- At last checking ruby had demolished her cot too but didnt want to be faffing about tidying up and making things worse, obviously anger crying more than anything!

Nah leave it til morn.
Get yourself a glass of wine or something n chill for a bit

Totally agree with that.... Or a big bar of chocolate!

lisa9999 · Mar 27th, 2012, 14:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jaybee

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Originally Posted by lisa9999

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Originally Posted by emzi

Thank you so much everyone, this is why I love this forum cos of all the support people give each other, its priceless!!

Lisa9999- At last checking ruby had demolished her cot too but didnt want to be faffing about tidying up and making things worse, obviously anger crying more than anything!

Nah leave it til morn.
Get yourself a glass of wine or something n chill for a bit

Totally agree with that.... Or a big bar of chocolate!

BOTH!! lol

emzi · Mar 27th, 2012, 14:42 PM

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Originally Posted by lisa9999

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Originally Posted by jaybee

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Originally Posted by lisa9999

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Originally Posted by emzi

Thank you so much everyone, this is why I love this forum cos of all the support people give each other, its priceless!!

Lisa9999- At last checking ruby had demolished her cot too but didnt want to be faffing about tidying up and making things worse, obviously anger crying more than anything!

Nah leave it til morn.
Get yourself a glass of wine or something n chill for a bit

Totally agree with that.... Or a big bar of chocolate!

BOTH!! lol

Im down with that ladies x x x x x

Breezy · Mar 27th, 2012, 14:47 PM

Stalking this thread as my LO wakes up all night too. And it has become a habit to get a bottle. Not sure how to brwak him from that.

jaybee · Mar 27th, 2012, 15:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Breezy

Stalking this thread as my LO wakes up all night too. And it has become a habit to get a bottle. Not sure how to brwak him from that.

We used this same theory for stopping Tobi's night BF... Which was half the issue with his sleeping!
We went cold turkey, and within 2 nights, he was o longer waking for feeds!! This was at 11 months this time.
Some say it is cruel to stop entirely.... But I know how stubborn he was and is... And it was the best way for us.
Have you tried reducing the amount or replacing with water??

mom and ttc · Mar 27th, 2012, 15:09 PM

what does cio mean?

jaybee · Mar 27th, 2012, 15:11 PM

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Originally Posted by mom and ttc

what does cio mean?

Cry it out.
It's a method to teach LO to self settle. Different now a days to what it meant 10 years ago.

BabyJ'sMummy · Mar 27th, 2012, 15:14 PM

Really pleased things are going well, it's such a relief when they do. As the others have said the crying will get less and less and it will be as if there was never an issue in the first place. Rhys sleeps like an absolute dream now..touch wood ;-) xxxx

mom and ttc · Mar 27th, 2012, 15:15 PM

we did it with my daughter when she was 8-9 months old, and it worked fine...
then again here in january it was hard for her... family was in town, i had hyperemesis until 4 weeks ago, she spent 3 dif. times with my parents who live 6 hrs away (i was too weak to take care of her due to pregnancy), my husband had been gone a lot (navy) we moved jan 1 ... so there was crazy things going on dec/jan., my daughter started wanting her dad with her when she falls asleep. we do let her cry it out again, unless it is a stressful or long day

she is in a toddler bed, so she just comes to the living room, which makes it more difficult, then when she was in a crib... it was hard. harder for husband then me, when she was young, but it worked perfect

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Breezy Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: The Desert Posts: 1,846	Stalking this thread as my LO wakes up all night too. And it has become a habit to get a bottle. Not sure how to brwak him from that.

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BabyJ'sMummy Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: UK Posts: 1,212	Really pleased things are going well, it's such a relief when they do. As the others have said the crying will get less and less and it will be as if there was never an issue in the first place. Rhys sleeps like an absolute dream now..touch wood ;-) xxxx

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mom and ttc Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: May 2011 Location: florida Posts: 2,709	we did it with my daughter when she was 8-9 months old, and it worked fine... then again here in january it was hard for her... family was in town, i had hyperemesis until 4 weeks ago, she spent 3 dif. times with my parents who live 6 hrs away (i was too weak to take care of her due to pregnancy), my husband had been gone a lot (navy) we moved jan 1 ... so there was crazy things going on dec/jan., my daughter started wanting her dad with her when she falls asleep. we do let her cry it out again, unless it is a stressful or long day she is in a toddler bed, so she just comes to the living room, which makes it more difficult, then when she was in a crib... it was hard. harder for husband then me, when she was young, but it worked perfect

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