Leap at 9 weeks?

Is there a leap at 9weeks? Baby has been fussy and urs harder for me to get her to nap & when she does it’s only for less than an hour. Any help/advice is appreciated 💞

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Omg I’m going thru this now with my son, he’ll nap for 30 minutes the most

yes! She is shows signs of being sleepy but doesn’t sleep

Mine has been having nap issues for awhile. He is 12 weeks now. But he sleeps great at night

Yes same same. It’s rough

Does yours sleep good at night over during the day? I just put mine in different areas to do stuff plus I do stuff with him. But I'll put him in the crib and let him watch the mobile spin above him. This keeps him entertained for a good amount of time. Then I will put him in his bouncer or swing for a bit. Then do some tummy time or just show him the crinkle books and teach him to hold things which he does really good with now :) I've been showing him how to roll as well

Yep it’s probably the 2nd leap “patterns” https://thewonderweeks.com/leaps/leap-2/

Mine (9 weeks too) will cry for a nap after being awake for an hour, and takes me 30 mins to put her to sleep then she’ll wake up in 30 mins. She used to sleep when I walk her on the treadmill for 5 mins that doesn’t work anymore. Now I have to take her to a dark room and sway/rock her till she’s asleep. I also need tips 😭

I am having the same issues as everyone else with my 10 week old. I'm going to say yes there's some sort of gnarly leap right now 😅 we got this, mamas!

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