Help baby has started waking early!

Bubs keeps waking at 6/6.30. Tried a later bedtime, earlier bedtime. 1 nap day. 2 nap day. Nothing seems to change it. What am I missing? We don’t like starting the day that early🫣😆

She was always a 7.30/8 riser I need that back in my life 😂

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6/6:30 is late to us 🤣 I think it’s a very common time for babes to wake up

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Sad to inform many babies are natural early risers. We used to have 6.45 but it hasn't been later than 6am for weeks now. Even with an 8pm bedtime. You could try pushing bedtime back as late as you feel happy with. How late did you try? Or cutting out daytime sleep and hope they tag it onto the night?

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Yeh that's late for us too 🤣 my 13 month old still wakes 2 to 3 times a night then starts her day anywhere between 5 and 6 am... Any suggestions to help her sleep through woukd be great! X

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I dream of a 6/6.30 wake up tbh 🙈🙈 sorry no advice from me! When we had super early wake ups (4am) it was just a case of riding it out x

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Thanks all 🫣😂

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It's rubbish, I'm sorry 😭 maybe the clock change will help!

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oh good point! let’s hope 😂

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Same here! Was always a 7am riser, 7.30/8pm bedtime, but this week it's been 5.45am wake-up (regardless of early or late bedtime) 😩 Hoping it's because he's learning to walk, as he keeps waking up either sitting up or on his knees holding onto the crib!

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Like you. We had anytime 7-8 and out of the blue he's started doing increasingly earlier the past week. 5.30 today. I wanted to die. Have also tried different bedtimes and naps. I think is this transition mixed with teething and being almost walking. I will say that, as bedtime doesn't seem to matter, I'm gonna stick to the 7-7.30 so that at least I can relax a bit

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