Anyone have any idea on what to do? Even with cutting naps bed time is a big battle and takes an effort of both of us. Even with a routine and a warning he just fights it. What else is there?
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Some nights more than others. Right now it's not too bad but we went through a stretch where he wasn't going to sleep till 11 and we had to go driving to get him to sleep....
What's your routine? Do they still nap?
Our boy sometimes naps sometimes not and we have a harder time on nights where he napped.
We found reading books about nighttime routine (Daniel tiger has a nice one) or a tv episode. Ms Rachel has a nice bedtime episode, for example.
We do a little tv time. Bath time/brush teeth/pajamas. Them we go to his bedroom and I set a timer for him to have like 10 minutes of quiet play. Then we do book time and I start turning off lights and turning on nighttime lights to help signal it's time for bed. I also turn on a playlist of quiet lullaby songs quiet in the background.
(Light system: turn on a string of lights on his bed and turn off the over head light. Also turn on the night light)

Not sure what might be helpful, but I hope some of that might be!
Heyyy!!
We have been advised from the GP that we no longer need to wake our 7 week old to feed at night. However, at the 7 hour mark I tend to wake her as I worry about her sugar levels etc. When I do wake her she is really hard to wake. I do the usual nappy change, tickle her feet but can take about 20 mins for her to wake up. I have been told she is a healthy weight but I worry that this many hours is too long for her little age. Am I wrong for waking her after 7 hours?
(She is formula fed and currently weighs 12 pound)
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Dear mothers,
Every-time i pick my son for feeds overnight, his arms and hands are very very cold. He sleeps well but I am just curious what are you guys doing?

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