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10month old wont settle

youandme13 · 2013-01-14 19:25:49

My baby is 10 months and wont settle in the evening. He used to settle from about 7 in the evening till I went to bed now he's not even doing that :( he is knackered but wont sit still wont lie down wont take his bottle and doesn't settle either in his cot or my bed. Any ideas please, thanks soo much :-))

14-01-2013 7:25pm

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youandme13

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My baby is 10 months and wont settle in the evening. He used to settle from about 7 in the evening till I went to bed now he's not even doing that he is knackered but wont sit still wont lie down wont take his bottle and doesn't settle either in his cot or my bed. Any ideas please, thanks soo much :-))

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#2 14-01-2013 8:35pm

dublinlady

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youandme13 wrote: »

My baby is 10 months and wont settle in the evening. He used to settle from about 7 in the evening till I went to bed now he's not even doing that he is knackered but wont sit still wont lie down wont take his bottle and doesn't settle either in his cot or my bed. Any ideas please, thanks soo much :-))

Can you give us an idea of how his day goes schedule otherwise?

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#3 15-01-2013 6:24pm

Redpunto

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Maybe hes growing or teething or just having one of those "stages" - would you have a sling that way he would be happy and you could still go around and get stuff done?

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