Baby waking

When your baby wakes up, what do you do to get them to go back to sleep?
Mine is 11 months and he gets up in his cot, crawls, cries, and literally just won’t settle.
I can try rocking, he just gets so annoyed.
My back can’t take it anymore.
Any advice?

Thanks

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I always boob to sleep. If it's a particularly bad night and I get fed up, my husband puts him in a carrier and carries him around the house until he settles x

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I don’t want to keep feeding to sleep. 5 times he was up last night

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Each to their own, I simply find it the easiest, quickest and least disruptive to my sleep. I have started to introduce some habit stacking (bum patting) just in case I need it in the future.

As for back pain - floor bed. No hovering over the cot, all settling happens on his bed (or on mine, we always co-sleep part of the night) x

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Gosh, that does sound tough!

Do you think there's any particular reason he's waking up more? Maybe he's teething and therefore uncomfortable? Or having a growth spurt?

Or, given that you said you're back to work, do you think he might be reverse cycling his feeds? I remember that happening when I went back to work after my first. It was a bit relentless for a while but then things settled back to normal on their own! X

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