November 22nd 05, 06:52 PM
After posting sympathies for your Wills sleeping patterns, for the last
few nights William seems to be following in his footsteps. I have just
re-read your 4 month old post and he is doing *exactly* the same. I
can't even count the number of times I was up replacing his dummy!.
I've read all the replies and I'm not really sure what to do next. I
know I couldn't co-sleep cos I would just get no sleep at all worrying
about rolling over or him falling out. I know there are safe ways to do
it but I just know it wouldn't work for me. I am considering buying the
NCSS book, just in case there is something in there that would help
without completely changing his routine (I use this word very loosely
at present:(). It's frustrating as we were just getting his daytime nap
problems sorted, but lack of night sleep is now affecting them too. I'm
guessing there isn't much I can do as with your Will it seems to be
developmental and teething. Oh foo.
Jeni
few nights William seems to be following in his footsteps. I have just
re-read your 4 month old post and he is doing *exactly* the same. I
can't even count the number of times I was up replacing his dummy!.
I've read all the replies and I'm not really sure what to do next. I
know I couldn't co-sleep cos I would just get no sleep at all worrying
about rolling over or him falling out. I know there are safe ways to do
it but I just know it wouldn't work for me. I am considering buying the
NCSS book, just in case there is something in there that would help
without completely changing his routine (I use this word very loosely
at present:(). It's frustrating as we were just getting his daytime nap
problems sorted, but lack of night sleep is now affecting them too. I'm
guessing there isn't much I can do as with your Will it seems to be
developmental and teething. Oh foo.
Jeni