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2007-10-24

Name: Priya Jadhav My baby is 21 months old but still wakes up 7 times at night. pls help with some suggestion.

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2007-11-27

Name: ramya
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just try this

hi priya.does ur baby eat solid foods.what do u give ur baby b4 going to be.try give solids fuds so tat her tummy may b full.may b coz of hunger she gets up at night.avoid giving milk and try to make her slp.she may cry for few days but just give a try.

2007-10-24

Name: Priya
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21 months old and still wakes up 7 times.

My daughter is 21 months old now and still gets up 7-8 times at night. I have got used to it . But it is very disturbing. It has started affecting my memory because for the past 21 months I have not slept soundly at night. I have started forgeting things and it is very disturbing. Now I have started working also. So it is all the more tedious and hectic. But if i do not give her bottle milk at night after she wakes up she will wake up in full swing and start searching for me in bed. Initially when she starts crying I give the milk bottle to her and she drinks it and falls asleep but if i do not give her milk she will wake up and start walking in search of me. Then it will be very difficult to make her sleep. She will take 20 minutes to sleep if she wakes up fully which will disturb my sleep also as if 1 time my sleep is disturbed I will not get sleep again. What is the solution.

2007-12-24

Name: Darshan
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Sleeping Problem

My Daughter is 2 yrs old but she still wakes up 3-4 times at night. She is feed a bottle of milk before she goes to sleep. What could be the problem>?

2007-10-26

Name: sonali
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dont give up

hi priya. i completely identify with your situation. I started losing sleep and never had a chance to catch up in the day. I thought this was becasue I was breast feeding and I thought she liked to feej the warmth of my body. Does she start searching for you becasue she know you will eventually give in and give her milk. If that is the case you may need to be firm a couple of nights and just not relent. Kids are quite smart and will figure out when moms are going to give in and when they are not. You will of course have to be ready for crying and all that for atleast2-3 nights. But it si worth trying. Most mothers who breast feed also mneed to wean the kids of and often in a cold turkey fasahion the way I am suggesting.

2007-10-25

Name: ravina
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ditto here

Ditto with me..my son does the same..even he is 21 months old

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