bananaz
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Noelle - That's so great! I totally know what you mean about obsessing over good days. In fact I've started taking down brief daily notes on Elsie's meals, routines, outings, etc in the hopes of being able to recreate good days and avoid bad ones. You never know what level of crazy you're capable of until you have a kid who won't sleep
Shadowy - Yay, good going, Sofia So glad to hear the Woombie transition and night weaning are both going well. I hope you feel better soon
aliss - Oh god, I'm so sorry you're having to deal with bad teething on top of the sleep issues! Well on the bright side I hope no one peed on your bed today??
lysh - Hopefully your night went okay despite the rough start. It's really hard to say what may or may not affect them, but generally I've found that how my LO goes down for naps doesn't really have any bearing on nighttime sleep. I still almost always have to nurse her to sleep during the day, but she can self-settle at night
anti - Ugh, I've been there, that is really tough. Sometimes I don't think there's anything you can really do, you just have to ride it out. I hope it improves for you soon.
Last night wasn't as spectacular as the night before but it was still quite good. She slept 7pm-3:20am, nursed, and then fell back asleep until 5:50am. Unfortunately I couldn't fall asleep after that waking and just lay in bed feeling anxious and sick.
Tonight I'm going to start gradual night weaning yet again but I'm scared because it seems like every time I try to get rid of that last feeding something bad happens that makes her sleep get way worse - she starts teething or gets sick or has MOTN parties for no particular reason. I should probably stop being greedy and just leave well enough alone, but I think I'm going to push my luck anyway.
Shadowy - Yay, good going, Sofia So glad to hear the Woombie transition and night weaning are both going well. I hope you feel better soon
aliss - Oh god, I'm so sorry you're having to deal with bad teething on top of the sleep issues! Well on the bright side I hope no one peed on your bed today??
lysh - Hopefully your night went okay despite the rough start. It's really hard to say what may or may not affect them, but generally I've found that how my LO goes down for naps doesn't really have any bearing on nighttime sleep. I still almost always have to nurse her to sleep during the day, but she can self-settle at night
anti - Ugh, I've been there, that is really tough. Sometimes I don't think there's anything you can really do, you just have to ride it out. I hope it improves for you soon.
Last night wasn't as spectacular as the night before but it was still quite good. She slept 7pm-3:20am, nursed, and then fell back asleep until 5:50am. Unfortunately I couldn't fall asleep after that waking and just lay in bed feeling anxious and sick.
Tonight I'm going to start gradual night weaning yet again but I'm scared because it seems like every time I try to get rid of that last feeding something bad happens that makes her sleep get way worse - she starts teething or gets sick or has MOTN parties for no particular reason. I should probably stop being greedy and just leave well enough alone, but I think I'm going to push my luck anyway.