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January 18, 2010 at 10:04 am #65554

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Hi Everyone,

I was just wondering when your little ones starting sleeping through the night, more or less. My 1 yr old wakes up 3 or 4 times a night. Given, this is a huge improvement from pre-medicine every 20 minutes. Any tips? I rock him to sleep every night. He won’t go down otherwise and I can’t let him cry (he vomits and/or starts gagging)

A side question: I got rid of nighttime bottles because he’s a year and I thought it would help but I’m considering trying to bottle him to sleep again. Thoughts?

January 18, 2010 at 7:38 pm #65565

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January 19, 2010 at 9:20 am #65569

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my personal thought is maybe he is hungry?

what do you mean you cut out his nightime bottle??

my daughter is 13 months and has three bottles a day. .. could be cups .. but still has ATLEAST 18 ounces a day.

does he have a cup of milk/formula before bed?

January 19, 2010 at 6:35 pm #65581

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I don’t see any issue w/giving him a bottle b4 bed. My DD took a bottle b4 bed up until she was around 19months old. Granted she drank from a sippy during the day, but I let her have her evening bottle until she was ready to wean. It was what she needed at the time. Maybe go back to it & see if it helps?! She weaned from it w/no problems when she/I was ready. 🙂

As far as sleeping through the night…My DD is almost 2 & still(on occassion)wakes in the night. I noticed that her waking is more related to teething discomfort…So, maybe that’s an issue as well? HTH!

January 21, 2010 at 3:51 pm #65614

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Rachel,

I don’t have any solution since I’m struggling with sleep issue myself. I just want to give you my support. I know it is very difficult to sleep train a “puker”.

My dd is almost 10month old and her ped suggest I omit the night time feeding so she can sleep longer. But for some reasons this did more harm than good. She ended up waking up more at night without breastfeeding, so I went back to bf-ing her back to sleep.
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