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Glad to see some of you people have a clue. The first few posters scared me to death. I couldn't imagine EVER leaving my child to cry....not in a million years. I snuggled with her in our bed for 6 years and we loved every minute of it...and btw, I worked full time and breastfed until she was almost 3 and 1/2.
I have a four year old. He co-slept for about a year before he went in his crib. Sometime he has to cry himself to sleep when he was just getting used to it but when we was about 2 1/2 we got him a big bed. He starting coming in my room and wanting to sleep with me. So I would scoot over and let him sleep. He would stay for a couple hours then go back to his room. I think he just wanted the comfort that someone was there and listened to his needs. It took a couple of months and he stopped. Now he is four and likes to have story time in our bed then fall asleep. I move him to his bed almost everynight. But so what. What is the harm? None. So I let him
my boy baby,for the past two weeks he wake up around 12am to 2am shouting crying with out any reason but yesterday he cry too much like some one beat him and we both wake up and made some prayers and againg he continues sleep but in the sleep he is mourning something he is my 1 year 9 months boy baby
my boy baby,for the past two weeks he wake up around 12am to 2am shouting crying with out any reason but yesterday he cry too much like some one beat him and we both wake up and made some prayers and againg he continues sleep but in the sleep he is mourning something he is my 1 year 9 months boy baby
my boy baby,for the past two weeks he wake up around 12am to 2am shouting crying with out any reason but yesterday he cry too much like some one beat him and we both wake up and made some prayers and againg he continues sleep but in the sleep he is mourning something he is my 1 year 9 months boy baby
!!!!!any suggestoin please
Swaminathan.S
Chennai
Could he be teething?
It might be worth it to take him to the dr for a checkup. It also could be an ear infection, as mentioned. My children don't sleep well at all with either. I use Motrin to help with the pain of teething, and that can help with the sleeping. I also hold them a lot and do lots of cuddling for comfort.
We had sleep issues with our oldest daughter. She would cry for long periods in the middle of the night and had a really hard time settling down. It made sound weird, but I found that part of the problem was that we did not have a consistent eating schedule or wake up schedule. I would put her to bed at the same time each night with her routine. However, I would not wake her up in the morning. We also would eat at different times depending on when she woke up and where we were going.
It was a a bit difficult, but I had to force both of us to get up at the same early time each day no matter how much we were up at night. I also made mealtime consistent since I learned from a doctor that this can affect body cycles as well. I was surprised this worked rather quickly.
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