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2007-03-05 14:14:15
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answered by Anonymous
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I have to agree with the mom of twins. Your baby wants attention. I know it is hard - unbearable. But you have to make this work now or it will just get worse. Feed your baby for the last time before you go to bed. When he wakes, go in to see if he is okay but don't pick him up. No lights, no talking. Cover him up, pat his back, walk out and close the door and step outside the back door if you need to not listen. Give him a few minutes. Go back in and go to bed. HE WILL STOP CRYING! As long as you know he is not hurting, he is fine. 3 kids in less than 4 years and they were all sleeping by the time they were 5 months old. It works, you just have to give it time. Good luck!
2007-03-05 15:03:49
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answered by Dianne M 1
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Cry it out does not artwork with all toddlers. i'm interior the comparable boat as you. My DD is 9 months old and could no longer sleep the two. she will bypass down fantastic yet wakes a pair of hours and could no longer sleep without me cuddling for some min. I even have 2 others. Cry it out does not artwork together with her. attempted it yet i'm no longer prepared to permit her cry that long. it fairly is going to likely be over quickly I promise. After my 2d new child grew to become twelve months she started slumbering greater advantageous. i'm praying it does with this one. i be responsive to the variety you experience like the walking ineffective. shop up the best artwork and you will take a snooze. permit some issues bypass and get some relax.
2016-09-30 06:22:49
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answered by kelchner 4
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Your pediatrician will tell you that the only thing a baby over 6 months old is crying for is attention - not hunger. At that age, a last feeding at 10pm is sufficient to last until morning - do not give them cereal in a bottle (Mom of twins here). You MUST be able to "bear" them crying to be a good parent - they are at an age where they must learn to comfort themselves. Believe me, it will be harder on you than them, I understand, but after a few nights of NOT going in when they cry (could take up to an hour or more - that is OK!) they will stop.
It's textbook, ...a stage is being passed into and with each there will be tears.
Lay down and get some sleep. :)
2007-03-05 14:39:16
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answered by The French Connection 6
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Body weight is a big factor in babies being able to sustain themselves nutritionally through the night. On average babies who weigh between 11-14 pounds usually stop needing that late night or very early morning feeding. After reaching the magic number, any sleep troubles must be attributed to something else.
Two schools of thought on tackling these late night sessions. Go with the flow and bring baby in to your room and be assured they won't be sleeping with you until they're 10. OR, be tough, go in and assure your child but don't lift him out of the crib. Make your trips in less frequent and eventually over the course of a week, you'll both be suffering less from the separation anxiety. By nine months, my guy would pull himself to stand in his crib and be unable to get back down. It was heart-wrenching to hear him cry. I made sure he was safe, but had to steel myself for a few days.
Am happy to say he's made it to adulthood with no lasting emotional scars, he's assured me. And the sleep...honey, you gotta have that. Makes you a more patient parent.
2007-03-05 15:12:42
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answered by pottshott 2
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go natural.... Use Johnson & Johnson Bedtime soothing bath (It contains Chamomille) only $4 to $5 dollars for a 20oz bottle give you baby a bath everynight around 8-8:30 and your baby will sleep till probably 2-2:30 for feeding and this product is so relaxing that after feeding he will go right back to sleep.
good luck.
2007-03-05 14:28:33
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answered by stayedfocus 4
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Put him to bed later when you go to bed he is still getting about 8 hours of sleep (which is good). my daughter falls asleep at 11:00 and wakes up about 8:00 She has had this routine since she was about 4 months old and she is now 16 months.
2007-03-05 14:17:35
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answered by sweet lady 2
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I give my daughter and son rice cereal in their bottles. Yes, the doc's will tell you not to do this, because they will gain to much weight. My children are 3 and 2 now and both are the right weight for their age. Just put enough cereal in the bottle that it is still runny enough to come out the nipple.
2007-03-05 14:19:09
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answered by Mary 1
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Try to avoid drugs and tears!!!! They are both cruel. A 9 month old is not manipulative and even if he does cry for attention, what is wrong with be responsive to your child? Don't worry about spoiling your baby at this age. He needs you. You are all he knows. There is nothing wrong with that. If you are there for him when he needs you, chances are he will be a more confident child knowing that you always have his back!!
Having said that...i know sleep is important. My son loves his aquarium. He needs it to sleep. He cries without it. We struggled with sleep issues for a few months, then I remembered we had gotten the aquarium as a gift. I was at my wits end with him. We hooked it up and it was such a miracle. If he wakes up in the middle of the night, I go in his room, replace his pacifier and turn the aquarium on. We're both more well rested these days.
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2007-03-05 14:39:34
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answered by Level Headed, I hope 5
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Lack of sleep in children can cause serious
health problems.If parents follow some simple
techniques for making their children sleep,
it can be avoided. I found useful information
at http://nosleep.in/sleepchildren.html
2007-03-06 02:45:29
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answered by Anonymous
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