stephie_corin
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NotNic, I find the whole one nap transition fascinating. I always assumed ALL babies took a long afternoon nap but that's clearly not the case! I really like your relaxed approach to naps. I'm trying to get better at watching Cully's cues and be more relaxed about the qhole thing... Unfortunately he won't sleep in his stroller and needs to be nursed to sleep - but since his naps went haywire he is nursing at non nap times. So maybe one to work on! One thing I noticed is that his sleep needs are more flexible than I thought, so we probably could try and work out a more mummy friendly routine! By the way, the no rocking is working great in the day but I can't seem to settle him at night without him becoming hysterical. So my plan is to wait until I'm certain he is not tired or teething and then try cold turkey on the rocking at night.
Amy, I like your nap plan! If Cully wakes crying from a nap I usually help him back to sleep too. You've done great already on the transfer for naps. Well done! I've been meaning to ask you how you deal with fluctuating nap patterns? Do you have any rules? Is bedtime always the same regardless of number of naps or do you change it? If you go by wake times, what is your last wake time? Sorry for all the questions!
Do all babies have the same overtired symptoms? I can't figure out if Cully is overtired or undertired at the moment.
Amy, I like your nap plan! If Cully wakes crying from a nap I usually help him back to sleep too. You've done great already on the transfer for naps. Well done! I've been meaning to ask you how you deal with fluctuating nap patterns? Do you have any rules? Is bedtime always the same regardless of number of naps or do you change it? If you go by wake times, what is your last wake time? Sorry for all the questions!
Do all babies have the same overtired symptoms? I can't figure out if Cully is overtired or undertired at the moment.