If your little one has napped for over 2 hours would you wake them ?

Stuck on what to do for the best …heard the saying never wake a sleeping baby …but she’s now 4 months and sleeps alot haha

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During the day I wake my baby up at 2hr mark

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We hardly ever get to 2hrs but when we do, I cap naps at 2hrs

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I used to cap it but not anymore, he naps a total of 4 hours a day give or take. He is 4 months old and has a long afternoon nap, between 2.5-3 hours sometimes. I let him have it as he wakes up around 4:30 then 6:30 is bedtime. I’ve found since bringing his bedtime to 6:30pm he sleeps a 8-9 hour stretch! See what works for your baby

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Please help😔 my 8 mo has always been a good sleeper, with maybe one wake up through the night but a quick soothe or dummy would send her back to sleep.

At the moment she is waking up shortly after putting her down screaming, I calm her down and get her back to sleep or she will self soothe. She’s then waking again every night for 2-3 hours straight between 1 and 5am and I do not know what to do. I’ve tried everything, cuddles, getting in her cot with her, calpol & ibruprofen (she’s teething), chilled teething rings, Ashtons teething powder, gels everything.

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My little boy had his first set of jabs and I was just wondering what everyone did medication wise - we did a dose of calpol straight after and I’ve been adding colostrum to his milk. I plan on doing a bath with a bit of breast milk in the morning too.
I know he’s only allowed 4 doses of calpol in a day but how long did you give calpol for? Just the day? Two days?
He’s been teary and fussy since (although he was pretty fussy anyway) how long did you find for your little one to be back to feeling themselves?
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