triony -- We've also started failing at EC. I have no idea why. But, yeah, Sprout just doesn't pee on the potty as much any more.
Jess -- We often do what I've termed an "external swaddle" with Sprout on his tummy. Sometimes, putting him down, he'll be really tired but really tossy-turny. He just can't calm himself down to lay there and suck his fingers and fall asleep. So DH or I will put our hands on his back and butt fairly firmly -- like a heavy blanket. It seems to help him calm his body down and go out.
Ericka -- I'd second going to an LC and using their nursing scale.
Georgetown HB Mom -- Sprout's working on 3 -> 2 naps, so naps are all over the place. Night sleep is 7pm (or a little later) to 7am (or a little earlier) with 1-3 wakings. It's been consistent since his 4 month sleep regression, and I'm so grateful!
rhi -- I just looked really quickly, but it looks like L might actually have gone UP the charts? http://www.who.int/entity/childgrowt...irls_p_0_6.pdf
Jess -- We often do what I've termed an "external swaddle" with Sprout on his tummy. Sometimes, putting him down, he'll be really tired but really tossy-turny. He just can't calm himself down to lay there and suck his fingers and fall asleep. So DH or I will put our hands on his back and butt fairly firmly -- like a heavy blanket. It seems to help him calm his body down and go out.
Ericka -- I'd second going to an LC and using their nursing scale.
Georgetown HB Mom -- Sprout's working on 3 -> 2 naps, so naps are all over the place. Night sleep is 7pm (or a little later) to 7am (or a little earlier) with 1-3 wakings. It's been consistent since his 4 month sleep regression, and I'm so grateful!
rhi -- I just looked really quickly, but it looks like L might actually have gone UP the charts? http://www.who.int/entity/childgrowt...irls_p_0_6.pdf





And I really really really want to go back to bed now. Please?
s. j still seems more advanced in some of his physical things than charlie. since he was such and early preemie, won't that be expected for a couple of years, for him to be behind i mean?
so I have to soothe her to keep her from waking up. I keep thinking, well, if she's asleep, then I should just let her cry until she wakes all the way up and then deal with it! But then it takes a LOT longer to get her to resettle, and everyone's grumpy that way. So I'm just doing whatever I can to get us all the most sleep we can... which means DH and I haven't had much time to ourselves
but like all things, this will pass. She's loving the tummy sleeping, so my next wish is to get her to sleep in the crib rather than on the cozy futon with me - especially since she'll be crawling soon!
Next up, seedlings!

), born april 21st at 41 weeks. An intended home birth that ended up being a hospital induction; they broke my water and labor was fast and furious, no pain medication, but LOTS of pain, lol.
. but I'm not a fan of meltdowns... so I always try to get her to nap before that happens. maybe she is a person who needs to go and go and go until she just CAN'T (that's how her dad is).
waiting2bemommy! i'm adding you to our list. glad you are reconnecting with us.
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