I Don't know... I read and am re-reading the NCSS and it makes sense. But I must be doing something wrong. My baby is almost a year and still wakes up 2-3 times throughout the night. He only nurses to sleep, which is not easy now that he has 8 teeth and wants to nurse 40 minutes +. He also spralls across the bed and my husband and I are smashed against the wall. We laugh about this but its not ideal. He is just getting so active. We love sleeping with him but I thought by now he would sleep better.
WHat do I do!
Oh NO... He is waking up right now.... Done... 15 minutes of nursing and he is back to sleep.
Exactly my problem, he went down and 1 1/2 hours ago he should not already be waking, should he? Hes 11 months old.
I know I'm venting, but does anyone have advise? Or is this just the way it is for the first couple years. You know they say how each baby is different is mine just a light sleeper.
Okay, I've vented I feel better, I guess I'll go to bed now and find that happy place between my poor smashed against the wall hubby and the little dictator.
Also one more question. What seems to work best for you all as you transition to a bed? Putting a mattress on the floor next to one another seems the most cost saving, functional and practical. Any other ideas?
WHat do I do!
Oh NO... He is waking up right now.... Done... 15 minutes of nursing and he is back to sleep.
Exactly my problem, he went down and 1 1/2 hours ago he should not already be waking, should he? Hes 11 months old.
I know I'm venting, but does anyone have advise? Or is this just the way it is for the first couple years. You know they say how each baby is different is mine just a light sleeper.
Okay, I've vented I feel better, I guess I'll go to bed now and find that happy place between my poor smashed against the wall hubby and the little dictator.
Also one more question. What seems to work best for you all as you transition to a bed? Putting a mattress on the floor next to one another seems the most cost saving, functional and practical. Any other ideas?