Three words. Ben. Uh. Drill.
Nah, just kidding. Do you know the Ray Lamontagne song "Can I Stay" on acoustic guitar? If so, play that to her, and softly sing, "can I stay..here with you...through the nighttime....I've fallen sad inside, and I need a place to hide.." If, by some tragic consequence of inaudibility, you have NOT heard of this song, nor Ray Lamontagne, then find it, learn it, play it.
2007-04-17 20:46:32
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answered by lejosmcoy 2
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Keep the baby up as much as you can during the day so that it will be tired at night. A few days without a nap and you will be able to get him/her on a regular schedule. Also try giving the baby some cereal in the evening bottle (right before the bedtime you desire). This will help the baby be full enough to sleep thru the night. My cuzin has this sme problem. She rocks the baby all the time and he will only sleep if she holds him. Make sure the baby is clean, fed and happy and then put them in the crib and leave the room. Let the baby learn to put itself to sleep. You will have a few ruff nights until the little one gets the point, but you will be much happier in the long run. It works. It worked for my lil sister and my two girls. And you will have more time at night for yourself and your child will be on a schedule and able to put themself to sleep.
2007-04-17 20:48:32
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answered by famurattla 2
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lol if you keep on having him awake with all of those midnight activities then no wonder why he is awake...
what you need to do is set up an schedule for him, when it´s bed time just stay in his room, lights off, sounds off or maybe some classical music in the background very slow, give him a warm bottle and rock him until he falls asleep. Kids don´t need any stimulation at that time of the day, they need to be drawn to sleep. Always make sure that before you put him to bed his diaper is really clean and that he pooped.. sometimes kids won´t go to sleep until they pooped.
2007-04-19 09:52:09
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answered by Stephanie F 4
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Way too much activity for the middle of the night. LOL No wonder he won't go back to sleep; I wouldn't either. :) Get a dim night light, a rocker and some soothing music. Make sure when he's looking at you your eyes are closed. He'll get bored soon enough. No Playing :)
2007-04-18 11:08:20
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answered by Smilinez 2
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my sons did this for a couple of months at around that same age. they just got curious thru the night. try not to let your baby take lengthy naps in the afternoon. wake him/her up...though i know you dont want to, you may have to so you can get some sleep yourself. You might also try some tylenol or teething tablets. new teeth coming in will awaken babies that age. weak, room temp. chamomille tea instead of milk/formula in the wee hours. you might try testing a lighter meal before bedtime so he/she doesnt wake up when your baby soils his/her diaper. doing the whole shebang of things at this late hour is not a good idea. try snuggling and petting your baby's tummy or temple and keep the lights off and all quiet. I also used to use a nature sounds on a timer. good luck. peace
2007-04-17 20:52:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes...hire a babysitter to spend the night with the kid, and go sleep in a motel.
If you really like your own bed...put kid and babysitter in the motel.
Have you given the kid tylenol, ice, and maybe mylicon?
One of the three will settle your little bundle down real quick. Just got to pick the right one.
2007-04-17 20:52:36
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answered by markmaceoghain 1
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you may desire to attempt a sprint formulation in a sippy cup now. He might desire to no longer want to take the formulation from the bottle provided that he has been breastfed. His mouth formation might desire to be superior adequate for a cup at situations. i might verify with my pediatrician to make useful. once I breastfed my sons, they did no longer want something from a bottle, yet might take formulation from a cup, probably because of the fact they does not equate it with breast milk. formulation isn't the suitable tasting stuff, to me a minimum of, so i will see, while he has mom's own milk, why he does not want formulation...he's not used to it. oftentimes toddlers start to drink something liquid, water, or formulation, or juice from a sippy cup at approximately six months on commonplace. Do a rapid internet seek of infant bottle vs sippy cup. There are some exciting solutions and suggestions that could desire to help including your situation. Your son might desire to no longer want to take a bottle in any respect throughout the time of the day and the sippy cup might a minimum of supply him some formulation. you are going to be able to additionally attempt a various form of formulation, after talking on your pediatrician. one in all my sons did no longer like Enfamil or Similac, yet great initiate by using Carnation grew to become into nice with him. now and lower back you purely might desire to test. good good fortune and don't subject too lots. he will drink the formulation while he's thirsty and he might desire to take it from somebody else, provided that he expects mommy's milk from you, so don't sense undesirable if he does.
2016-12-29 06:17:04
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answered by yanagi 3
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You're keeping this child stimulated with all of this activity.... Why would he/she need two bottles in 3 hours?
My advice to you is to only have night lights on in your home...keep it quiet or turn on a sound conditioner that has a soothing, calming sound.. (lightly running creek sound, etc.) and rock in a rocking chair or rub his/her back...etc...
Do quiet, soothing things with very low lighting...
One warm bottle is plenty in 3 hours.... You could quietly offer warm snack..(food) but bottles are not a means to fill the child to sleep....
2007-04-17 20:51:35
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answered by ~Me~ 4
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Gee, of course he doesnt want to sleep, songs books, toys,walker and Elmo,why would he want to sleep when its activity time? Sit in a chair holding him until he nods off to sleep, then put him back in his cot, and leave him in it.
2007-04-17 20:45:47
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answered by Lauren J 6
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I loved the way you put up the details of what all u have done up to now thruout..and ihope he goes to sleep soon. I guess u must be tired to ur bones....God shall bless u with all happiness, health and prosperity for taking care of His little angel.
2007-04-17 20:49:45
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answered by Sunshine 3
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