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Habitual Wakening

  • 18-04-2015 8:56am
    #1
    JoeyRed
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭


    I'm hoping someone here might be able to help. We have an 11 month old who wakes everynight at 10.27-you could set your watch by her. She has a good bedtime routine and is usually happy to go to her cot. She then wakes numerous times during the night and I feel that if we could sort this waking out it might stop the others.

    We leave her for a few mins to see if she settles but it just turns into full scale melt down. Thanks!


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  • #2
    pwurple
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    I think a lot of babies do this. Mine sure did/do anyway. They do a sleep cycle, and then wake up... Happens during developmental leaps a lot for us.

    What works for us is reassurance and catching it quickly. So, if she wakes and is grumbling I go in (without turning lights on) and rub her tummy or give a cuddle, say shhhhh quietly, and maybe rearrange her a bit if she is stuck up in one end of the cot. She usually goes back to sleep quickly... A few days of that and she gets back into sleeping through.

    A few times there has been something up, so if she doesn't settle I check nappy, too warm/cold, offer her a small drink from a sippy cup.


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