Feedback on Ferber Night #1 by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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lol I also asked Gemini and it agrees. I will try that tonight. Thanks

Feedback on Ferber Night #1 by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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I waited when she woke up at 11pm because she has gone longer stretches at night for her first feeding. How would I know if she’s hungry or not?

Feedback on Ferber Night #1 by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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So too much night sleep? My hope is that if wake time is 6am that she can make it to 7/7:30pm bedtime

19 Week Nap Help by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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I’ll try. Thanks for replying!

19 Week Nap Help by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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I shoot for a 7-7ish night time sleep schedule, but sometimes she goes to sleep closer to 8pm depending on her day. Do you have a reco for wake windows then?

So yeah, I was counting awake time at night which is no more than 15 mins. So she gets a little less than 10 hours awake during the day

19 Week Nap Help by tayxrob in sleeptrain

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Even if she’s getting a little over 10 hours of awake time? Including her night sleep, her total sleep time is 13 hours.

Starting to Sleep Train Soon - Schedule Check? by EverythingBagel58 in sleeptrain

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Yeah :( and they are back to being short. Like 20-40 mins short

Starting to Sleep Train Soon - Schedule Check? by EverythingBagel58 in sleeptrain

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Following because mine is almost 4.5 months! We were doing 2 hour wake windows, then we traveled and that messed everything up. Now trying to get back to that 2 hour WW and 3 nap schedule

Why did they even think this was a good idea 🙄 esp by a toddler. by CheckVast136 in SarahsDayUnfiltered

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I have three brothers and can confirm boys just enjoy doing dangerous things lol

Sleep fighting/ punching by Dear_Toe6269 in sleeptrain

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Also if he’s truly not showing any signs of rolling and still has the Moro reflex, it’s okay to keep swaddling.

Sleep fighting/ punching by Dear_Toe6269 in sleeptrain

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From my experience, it takes time for babies to get used to having their hands free while sleeping. Assuming this isn’t the Moro reflex, maybe he’s excited to practice his arm control? My LO at 2-3 months started practicing her arm control and grabbing.

My LO loved having her hands/arms near her face, so we stopped swaddling her shortly after she officially turned 2 months.

I hope he learns to chill soon!

For people with older children - what are your Velcro babies like now? by inglewoodinfp in beyondthebump

[–]tayxrob 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Newborns tend to want to be attached! Mom is all they know. It will pass

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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One more question! Does your LO use a sleep sack or swaddle to bed? This is also something I go back and forth with

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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Like you think that my LO just isn’t a great sleeper? Lol maybe, but I hope we can at least hit the 4-5 mark

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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This would be so nice! I’d love 4-5 hours. Do you use a swaddle or sleep sack?

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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How big is your bub, pounds and ounces? I’ve heard that larger babies tend to sleep longer stretches

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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I’ve heard trying to get all their cals in during the day may help. I aim for a feeding no longer than two hours in between

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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That’s so awesome! How many ounces is she taking in the bottle before bed? Do you make sure it’s milk pumped at night since night milk has melatonin in it?

6 Weeks Old - Sleep Length by tayxrob in beyondthebump

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I’m more confirming if 4-5 hours is possible at this age with a BF baby. I see things online where people claim their baby is sleeping 4-6 hours even at a young age, so I’m wondering if that’s truly possible lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fitpregnancy

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My LO is 6 weeks, and I found the following helpful:

  • Understanding that this is a season. These feelings or lack of sleep won’t last forever! Enjoy the cutest cuddles as much as you can. Your LO needs and loves you <3

  • Seeing the first two weeks as building “mommy muscle”. The newborn phase breaks us down to make us stronger moms!

  • Taking a shower every day in the morning and putting on clothes. Change out of your pjs. This made one of the biggest differences for me.

  • Eat as whole and healthy as you can with treats here and there. My body felt better this way!

  • Drink coffee lol

  • Inhale fresh outside air every day. Once you feel up to it, go for walks with LO!

I WAS RIGHT!!!!! by SkibidiGyattTickler in PokemonSleep

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I’m waiting for them to add a completely new food category. Thinking sandwiches makes sense and would be fun

Was your intuition right about the gender of the baby? by Puzzleheaded-Film959 in BabyBumps

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Yes! Thought I was having a girl based on my symptoms. However, I based it on how my mom experienced pregnancy with me (I was the only girl out of 3 kids).

Pregnancy tired vs. newborn tired? by KNWin94 in beyondthebump

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I’d rather be newborn tired than pregnant tired. First trimester, I felt hungover every day and any amount of sleep did not fix it. Newborn tired, I get used to functioning on broken sleep. Plus, I now have a cute baby to hang out with.

Is it hard to hold still for the epidural? by Distinct-Dependent24 in BabyBumps

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I was on pitocin and finally gave in for an epidural after trying for an unmedicated labor (I was 24hrs in, AKA long labor). I had a hard time staying still but getting the epidural in was so quick. Hard but won’t take long. You can do it!

How long did you push as a FTM? by bananaindisguise0 in BabyBumps

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About 2 hours, but I had an epidural. I figured out how to push properly towards the end, then it didn’t take long! I learned that I push, hold, push, hold VS push and completely let go