Jessica - posted on 03/14/2010 ( 5 moms have responded )
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my litle boy has slept though the night since he was 3 weeks old (10pm till 7am) but has suddenly started going to bed earlier and now waking up crying and wanting feeds in the night, i have just gone back to work so sleep is really important right now lol, any ideas?
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Jessica - posted on 03/18/2010
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Thank you for your comments everyone, very usefull, i think it may well be the teething and he isnt very well at the moment found out he has croup yesterday so ill hang in there till my lil boy is better and hopefully thing will improve then :-)
Nicole - posted on 03/15/2010
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i have a 7month old daughter and she started sleeping through the night at 2 weeks old. Two weeks ago she started waking up 2 or 3 times a night for no reason. My doctor said its either teething or she was getting not enough "wind-down-time" before bed. Everything has to be calm and not alot of noise. I know it's hard if you have a loud family but try it. If it is teething, try teething rings, baby orajel, or a cold wash cloth. If the pain is too bad, baby tylenol is good too. But I would try the "wind-down" thing first...it has worked for me the last three nights.
Good Luck Hun!!!
Jasmine - posted on 03/15/2010
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my son changed his sleep at 4 months. he would sleep 10-8 but now he wakes up 1-2 times a night before even 7 comes around.
Emily - posted on 03/14/2010
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Could be a growth spurt. Or just normal stuff.. babies change a lot in the first year, including with sleep. Hang in there.. it will get better!
Angela - posted on 03/14/2010
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its actually very common at this age for babies to wake up through out the night. Is your little one teething? That seems to be the number one reason for mid night wake ups. You can also start training your son to be a self soother if he isn't teething. There's alot of good information on that online! Good luck.
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