Bayleaf
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Hi Ladies
Would really appreciate your thoughts on this.
Emmett is 7 months old and an allround great guy.
He's been reverse cycling ever since his 4 months monster growth spurt. He feeds every 2-3 hours at night for about 5-7 mins (he's very efficient at BF now) and in the day will happily go for 5-6 hours and only have a little 2-3 mins feed. We started BLW a month ago and he's just not very interested, he enjoys playing with and exploring the food but isn't bothered with actually eating it. He has refused drinking from the bottle ever since he was 3 months old but will have small sips of water from a beaker.
Sooooooo where am I going with this?
Well although I enjoy co-sleeping and feeding him lots in the night I would just absolutely ADORE it if he slept for a bit longer. I can totally handle being up for 10 mins every 2-3 hours but I would really really like to somehow gently show him that night time is for sleeping and day time is for eating.
I'm not a routine person and neither is my OH (who is fantastically supportive) and there is NO WAY we'd ever do any sleep training.
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
TIA
Would really appreciate your thoughts on this.
Emmett is 7 months old and an allround great guy.
He's been reverse cycling ever since his 4 months monster growth spurt. He feeds every 2-3 hours at night for about 5-7 mins (he's very efficient at BF now) and in the day will happily go for 5-6 hours and only have a little 2-3 mins feed. We started BLW a month ago and he's just not very interested, he enjoys playing with and exploring the food but isn't bothered with actually eating it. He has refused drinking from the bottle ever since he was 3 months old but will have small sips of water from a beaker.
Sooooooo where am I going with this?
Well although I enjoy co-sleeping and feeding him lots in the night I would just absolutely ADORE it if he slept for a bit longer. I can totally handle being up for 10 mins every 2-3 hours but I would really really like to somehow gently show him that night time is for sleeping and day time is for eating.
I'm not a routine person and neither is my OH (who is fantastically supportive) and there is NO WAY we'd ever do any sleep training.
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
TIA