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Our Baby is 3 weeks old tomorrow. I havent slept for longer than 3 hours since he was born. Other parents - Please tell me it gets better (and very soon) im falling asleep at my desk.
Sorry - No 2 son 30 months old, still waking up 2-3 times per night.
Congratulations - fatherhood is one of the best feelings in the world - even with sleep deprivation.
I'd suggest you son is not comfortable. Too hot or cold, not enough ventillation in the room or you need to try a different set of bedding and matress.
I'd suggest you son is not comfortable. Too hot or cold, not enough ventillation in the room or you need to try a different set of bedding and matress.
He's in a moses basket but the matress (if you can call it that) seems a bit hard.. may try the cot then as we bought a spanking new expensive matress for that..
FYI the crying is all day too. We wind him loads but it could be more wind or even the SMA may be too strong for him...
having re-read my post it does come across as a bit heartless!
so apologies for that
some children cry, some do not.
what you do need to try and do though is get a routine -especially for the night feeds
ours went something like this
baby wakes up, feed, burp, change nappy, put back to bed - if baby cries as long as you are sure that baby is clean, burped and fed you need to ignore
however during the day you need to vary it so it becomes
baby wakes up, feed, burp, change nappy, playtime, let baby fall asleep naturally and put back in cot.
you do need to try and vary the day/night routine so the baby understands that when it is dark outside it is time to sleep!
I'd suggest you son is not comfortable. Too hot or cold, not enough ventillation in the room or you need to try a different set of bedding and matress.
Tried all that. Is a mouth breather (adenoid problem ??) who is very prone to tonsillitis. He's thirsty a lot, therefore nappy leaks, etc. Tonsils out next year once consultant agrees - this should clear up most of the problems (family history to back this up).
Beer
is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Benjamin Franklin
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