Teething baby

Help my daughter is teething and REFUSES TO SLEEP. it’s been a week now they are surfacing and almost popping through (3) she sleeps 7-9:30 then is up every hour all night. i gave her Tylenol last night and it did nothing:( im kinda loosing it and my s/o doesn’t help at night because she refuses to tolerate him so it is falling all on me. I am totally completely sleep deprived to and she won’t co sleep in the bed with me refuses to let me in the crib doesn’t want to sleep on me but wants me to just pay her for all 12 hours of her sleep. I will do anything im desperate

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I’m pretty sure this could be a sleep regression to idk at this point I’m to tired

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My daughter is finally getting one poking through and has been extra fussy and hard to get to sleep so I feel you! We gave her Motrin which seemed to help, the pediatrician recommended that for teething since it’ll help with the inflammation as well as pain. I’ve heard good things about Orajel for babies as well but haven’t tried it yet. Best of luck and hang in there ❤️

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Gawd, I’m right there with you! I don’t think it’s a tooth though. Some nights she sleeps perfectly, then others she’s up every hour screaming, isn’t soothed by us. I felt like shaking her last night which was a scary thought. It’s been off and on for 2-3 weeks and I think we might finally try cry it out….we don’t know what else to do .

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yes. I tried cry it out for two days and my baby goes 20 minutes max and chokes on her throw up so it’s not an option for me if it’s causing that much distress. i hope something works for you girl we are in it together

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