Bucket
Mama to TS (& pg with #2)
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Good morning ladies!
I hope you're all well this fine day even if, like me, you haven't had much sleep!
My little one is now three months and has been sleeping through the night since about ten weeks. Her current bedtime is 21:15 and she has two or three hour long naps during the day, plus a shorter one early evening.
During the night, she sleeps well up to about 03:30, but then she enters a phase of madly thrashing around in her sleep; kicking the mattress, shouting and flailing her arms - all while techinically still being asleep. However, when I'm ready to get up at 06:00, she has a quick feed then goes back to sleep for at least an hour, sometimes much more.
So, do you reckon I should be putting her down earlier in the evenings? She seems like she would probably go down at 20:00 or even earlier quite happily. If I do that, should I give her a "dream feed" when I go to bed at 22:00. What even *is* a dream feed?! Or can she be left unfed all night if she doesn't cry for it?
All advice gratefully received, as she's driving me mad with her noisy sleep!
Charlee xx
I hope you're all well this fine day even if, like me, you haven't had much sleep!
My little one is now three months and has been sleeping through the night since about ten weeks. Her current bedtime is 21:15 and she has two or three hour long naps during the day, plus a shorter one early evening.
During the night, she sleeps well up to about 03:30, but then she enters a phase of madly thrashing around in her sleep; kicking the mattress, shouting and flailing her arms - all while techinically still being asleep. However, when I'm ready to get up at 06:00, she has a quick feed then goes back to sleep for at least an hour, sometimes much more.
So, do you reckon I should be putting her down earlier in the evenings? She seems like she would probably go down at 20:00 or even earlier quite happily. If I do that, should I give her a "dream feed" when I go to bed at 22:00. What even *is* a dream feed?! Or can she be left unfed all night if she doesn't cry for it?
All advice gratefully received, as she's driving me mad with her noisy sleep!
Charlee xx