When did your little one

[sunflower]

Givin' the DOG a bone.....

I'm going to give you something and its not a bone...

 

[toppick08]

I'm going to give you something and its not a bone...

 

[misshelper]

Don't think it's coffee either.

 

[toppick08]

Don't think it's coffee either.

You got me.........it's iced tea......

 

[kwillia]

For real... I mean sleep straight through, no bottle...

S will be a 1yr at the end of the month and she has Never slept through the night without waking up for a feeding

Most likely she isn't really waking because she is starving but rather because it has become her routine. Break the routine.

 

[sunflower]

Most likely she isn't really waking because she is starving but rather because it has become her routine. Break the routine.

How? Im at a lost until she does to the dr.

 

[misshelper]

How? Im at a lost until she does to the dr.

Don't feed her when she wakes.

 

[cattitude]

Most likely she isn't really waking because she is starving but rather because it has become her routine. Break the routine.

Yep.

 

[Nanny Pam]

Nyquil for a child under a year?

I'd do benadryl before I'd do Nyquil. Benadryl doesn't have alcohol.

 

[cattitude]

She'll be a year soon, it'll be ok.

Uh...not it's not.

 

[misshelper]

Uh...not it's not.

No ####, I was joking. But I guess whiskey was ok?

 

[cattitude]

I'd do benadryl before I'd do Nyquil. Benadryl doesn't have alcohol.

and Nyquil has pseudoephedrine which causes excitability.

Why give them drugs anyway. It's behavioral..like Kwillia said..she needs a routine. Nothing against Sunflower, but I'm always amazed at parents that say their kids are awake at all hours after the first few months.

 

[cattitude]

No ####, I was joking. But I guess whiskey was ok?

Actually, it is.

 

[lovinmaryland]

and Nyquil has psuedophenedrine which causes excitability.

Why give them drugs anyway. It's behavioral..like Kwillia said..she needs a routine. Nothing against Sunflower, but I'm always amazaed at parents that say their kids are awake at all hours after the first few months.

My sisters son is 4 and still wakes up in the middle of the night and the other half the time he is in bed w/ her... she has a rude awakening when she has her 2nd baby in 2 months!

Sun- my boys all slept thru at differnt ages my first one did it once we brought him home, the 2nd on was about 6 months, the third one 6 weeks or so, and the last one about 3 months. And that is sleeping completely through the night no waking up.

My suggestion would be to let the baby cry his or herself back to sleep to break the middle of the night wake up routine she is accustomed too

 

[StrawberryGal]

Both of mine slept through the night at 9 weeks old except when they are sick or teething.

 

[jwwb2000]

and Nyquil has pseudoephedrine which causes excitability.

Why give them drugs anyway. It's behavioral..like Kwillia said..she needs a routine. Nothing against Sunflower, but I'm always amazaed at parents that say their kids are awake at all hours after the first few months.

My youngest was awake every two hours on the dot for a bottle at first but then he went to every four. That didn't stop for a long time, even when he started on normal food/cereal.

 

[misshelper]

Actually, it is.

Awesome.

 

[cattitude]

My youngest was awake every two hours on the dot for a bottle at first but then he went to every four. That didn't stop for a long time, even when he started on normal food/cereal.

You should have swatted him.

 

[jwwb2000]

You should have swatted him.

Nah....it didn't last past 9 months or so. When he is asleep these days, he is out. Same thing with the oldest, but she could sleep through anything.

 

[K_Jo]

Sometimes M wakes up in the middle of the night, but I ignore her and she talks herself to sleep eventually. When I was nursing her, she'd wake up starving between 4 and 5am (I miss that ), but now she pretty much sleeps from 8pm until 7am. I don't even see her awake until I get home from work at night.