Ferber

If you were / have doing Ferber to try and keep baby (15 months) in their cot overnight, would you take in it turns throughout the night with your partner or do one full night on / off each?

Thinking it’s good to have that support on a night but then you’re both suffering and maybe it’s better for at least one person to be rested for the next day?

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We took turns through the night but you have a good point and if I did it again would probably either switch of nights or at least break it into 2 chunks so we each get a solid few hours

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I just did it myself (I had two ebf babies so partner couldn’t really help much, and only did Ferber for the second) but it only took three nights anyway

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Not regarding the ferber, but every time my baby had a sleep regression of some kind we’d take turns, but usually one would do bed time and be responsible till like 2am and the other one after that till morning wake up.

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Thanks everyone! I think splitting might work for us as I’m an early to bed kinda gal but my other half doesn’t mind being up later. Hate that we’re at this point but running out of options sadly x

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