No Cry Sleep Solution: Princess
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I Need to Sleep.....
Asked by J.T. from Grand Rapids
on June 10, 2009
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Hello ladies.
I need some advice, or at least some encouragment today. Maybe just someone to remind me that things won't always be like this and some day I will ge...
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- Good morning. Throughout our lives we develop beliefs about everything. As we grow, change and our lives become different our beliefs change to accomodate those new ...
- Hi J., I feel so proud of you! Yes, I believe it WILL get better eventually. One day your daughter will sleep through the night and one day YOU will sleep through t...
- Yes. Get a baby sitter now and then and get some sleep. Not to be rude or anything, but co-sleeping is a known no-no. You've put yourself in this situation. For ...
Need More Sleep
Asked by K.O. from New York
on March 19, 2007
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My son just turned 3 and still sleeps with us. He has his own room bed everything but he refuses to sleep in there. I have not had a good nights sleep since he was bor...
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- K., I agree with Susana. I have a 3 year old son as well and he still wants to sleep with me also. I have tried everything, and I found that the only way that I can...
- You're not crazy for still breastfeeding but I'm sure it is very hard on you. I still nurse my 2 year old and everything I've read says natural weaning is the best. ...
- K., What we did was set a date and put our foot down. You should do it when you have two days off and set the time aside to be up all night. You need to just keep...
Sleep Sharing
Asked by J.H. from Washington DC
on February 10, 2008
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I have been sleeping in the bed with my 2 3/4 year old since birth (bad idea) and now it is time to move out of there. My being there is hindering her rest now, becau...
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- I imagine it would be really hard for her to go from sleep sharing to being completely alone in her room. You might try a few night of sleeping together in her room (...
- Try making it special for her. Perhaps a new bedlinens and nightclothes picked out by her? Let her pick her bed, either way you get to put one bed away. Personall...
- I co-slept with both of my boys. My oldest was almost 3 when we finally got him to sleep in his own bed. (I was due with my second ANY day at that point and I was stil...
4 Y/o That Won't Sleep in Her Room
Asked by S.A. from Houston
on October 31, 2008
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Hello You wonderful moms. I need some advice. I have a 4 y/o little princess that will NOT sleep in her room all night unless she is extra tired. We will put her in be...
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- As long as you let her, she will come in no matter what. It has to be a rule that you stick to with illness as the exception. If you make it a rule then it's somethi...
- My daughter did the same thing. I was just too tired to put her back to bed and stopped noticing that she was even in our bed until I wake up with her hogging my pill...
- Do you give her something to sleep with? If not, give her a baby-doll or a stuffed animal and when she says she's lonely tell her that when she leaves them (it) alon...
I Dont Sleep I Need Help
Asked by L.C. from Los Angeles
on January 20, 2009
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My 19 month old does not want to sleep in her crib.....when i am ready to put her down in her crib she wakes up. I am frustrated with this issue. It seems like she onl...
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- Honey, You need to let her cry for longer then 20-30 minutes. My 20 month old has cried for at least 2 hours before falling asleep on her own.(yes,I check on her ever...
- If you're up for it, try the Ferber Method. You let her cry for five minutes, then go in and rub her back and reassure her, but DO NOT pick her up. Then let her cry ...
- I started having my daughter sleep in her princess toddler bed at around 16 months, of course she loves the bed. We put it next to my husbands side of the bed and if ...
Sleep Issues with Daughter
Asked by J.B. from Boston
on March 5, 2008
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my daughter will not go to sleep in her little bed always want to be in my bed and when my boyfriend(whos not her dad) comes over she will not sleep, until he leaves a...
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- This is so hard! I went through it too with my oldest daughter. She still does it when I have friends over or my husband comes back from a deployment. Your daughter...
- Both of my sons slept with me in a "family bed" situation, and at present I lie with them at bedtime (5 and 3) Both of my kids sleep through the night soundly with th...
- We as a rule NEVER allowed our children to sleep in our bed. They have always been in there owns beds. I don't really know what to tell you at this point except put ...
Son Refuses to Sleep
Asked by L.W. from Scranton
on March 26, 2008
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Hi guys. I want to thank you for taking your time out to read this. I am having the worst time getting my son to sleep. I have tried letting him cry it out (which my f...
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- L. - I too had trouble getting my son to sleep and when the second one came along, I had 2 to deal with. I hated hearing them cry and against all recommendations to l...
- Hi L., I know it's tough not getting enough sleep, but I don't agree with your fiance. Your son is 2 years old and is crying for a reason. No, maybe he is not hun...
- Hi L., My heart goes out to ya. Both of my kids did the same thing around age 2 (my 2 year old is starting to get better now). I don't want to tell you anything ...
"Daughter Keeps Rolling over in Her Sleep"
Asked by L.D. from Greenville
on August 4, 2007
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My daughter is 5 months old. She is rolling over really well. Even in her sleep. It seems that she rather sleep on her side or belly. I have always heard that the back...
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- I had a monitor that would sense my son's breathing. You might want to get that. It will help you sleep better. I also had a little wedge thing that my son would sleep...
- I work in a day care in the infant room. We have been to SID's classes. They say that if the baby can roll over to let them and it is not necessary to roll them back o...
- From what I have read and what my Peditricain told me, as soon as a baby is old enough to roll over, it is fine for them to sleep in any position they can get into or ...
How Do I Get My Daughter to Sleep in Her Own Bed?
Asked by R.R. from Los Angeles
on April 17, 2008
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My daughter Ella has co slept with me for 4 years. Orginally we did this because it was easier breastfeeding but also because she was a very clingy baby. Didnt like ot...
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- Hi R., I struggled through this exact problem with my youngest (19 mo. old). I also have a 4 yr. old. My husband travels for good lengths of time and in order to ge...
- Just begin putting her in her own bed evry time she comes into your room. She will probably cry, and you may not get too much sleep at first, but if you're consistant,...
- Although I don't have your exact problem, I have been reading a great book that might help you. It's called "The No-Cry Sleep Solution" by Elizabeth Pantley. I've been...
Toddler Sleep Issues
Asked by J.E. from Rochester
on December 19, 2009
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Hello fellow moms! I am having a difficult time with my toddler and bedtime. Let me start out by saying we have happily co-slept since she was 6 months old. She will b...
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- We never co-slept but to get my daughter, 6 months, into bed time state of mind we have a whole routine. We have "dinner" (formula & some solid food), then a bath, th...
- We also co-sleep. Our daughter is 20 months and we have also had some bedtime struggles, but we are not yet ready to transition her out of our bed. I say this to let...
- We just went through a similar phase with my just-turned 2 yr old, but we seem to be finally out of it. We don't co sleep, but otherwise, it sounds like our bedtime ba...
