Is she teething? Screaming in pain does point to this. Is she dribbling? Pulling ears? Irritable? Flushed cheeks? Ibuprofen is the best at calming down inflammation. 6 months is a period of lots of transition. Just a thought but may be totally off. Maybe porridge best in am to avoid any reaction closer to bedtime? Best of luck! It’s all trial and error so don’t be too hard on yourself lovely 🥰 sounds like doing a fab job 😘
@Adelle we do have a room thermometer and the temperature was fine! But thank you🥰 to be honest I think she must have had trapped wind or tummy ache because I remember her tummy feeling quite firm and now it’s nice and soft! But in the middle of the night we just went into panic mode because it was so out of character for her! Will definitely contact my health visitor if it happens again thank you xx
@Anna thank you! To be honest I think they’ve both been in the early stages of teething for a while as they’re constantly chewing their hands, and dribbling! And everything is going in their mouth but I know that can be a developmental thing too. To be honest I did give the porridge a bit later yesterday to what I had been doing, so you might be right! Thank you🥰
My twins who are 16 months old (born 2.5 month early) generally sleep through the night but when they have a cold or are teething they can wake up every hour screaming.. has she been ok during the day? Maybe worth speaking with your GP if you are worried.
Could she have had a night terror? Was it too hot or too cold for her? We always thought the room was too cold, we bought a room thermometer from Lullaby Trust and it was actually too hot 🙈 it can be such little things sometimes so easier said than done and try not to worry, but if she’s like it again tonight I’d call the GP or health visitor in the morning xx