waula
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Mitch N gets in a right tizz when he's tired. And if he's over tired he's a friggin nightmare. And all the babies I know are the same so please don't think anything is wrong/you're doing something wrong. Whining is just them telling us something is up. Re pain relief - if he whines 2-3hrs after he woke up I get him to sleep (cot/rock/sing/boob) but if he's grumpy in between when he's not really tired and he's frantically biting on stuff (he doesn't really drool) then I defo get the calpol involved. When I had my tooth out a couple of weeks ago I promised I wouldn't hold back with it. I had paracetamol constantly for 2 days and would have been a grumpy arse without it. I give him one dose and if he seems much happier I know its pain and he'll have another dose before bedtime because he's horrid overnight if he's teething.
We've been on two naps a day for a month or so now... he stays up ~2.5hrs then sleeps for 1-2 hrs then repeats. I try and get one nap in the cot/day but if i did both in there he'd never meet anyone/go to baby groups etc so i think they do need to learn to be a bit flexible. I have a baby sheepskin I take places so I can get him to sleep on that (helps that he's still slugging it) and so its like a portable bed that he knows...
We've been on two naps a day for a month or so now... he stays up ~2.5hrs then sleeps for 1-2 hrs then repeats. I try and get one nap in the cot/day but if i did both in there he'd never meet anyone/go to baby groups etc so i think they do need to learn to be a bit flexible. I have a baby sheepskin I take places so I can get him to sleep on that (helps that he's still slugging it) and so its like a portable bed that he knows...