If they didn’t sleep through the night within the first 12 months, when did they sleep through?
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I'll be the friend you can ask for 😂 10.5 months in and not yet! Solidarity lol

From 8 weeks old, playing rain sounds has been a life saver. My son goes down around 9/9:30 and will sleep until 7/8am x

21 months and counting! 😂😭

I would say about 22 months was when we started getting fairly regular overnight sleeps. It was also about the time she started taking a magnesium supplement. At the time I thought it was fluke, but she recently ran out and started waking lots again. This week she is having it again, and sleeping again, so I do think it’s helping a lot

16 months and usually wakes 2-3 times.

15 months x

I would say from about 3y I would get some sleep throughs and some single wakes a night, still much the same at 5y (although more sleep throughs now). Not trying to make you worry! Just giving an honest answer about a child with a wakeful temperament 😇 x

I’m going to be that person everyone hates haha but my LO has been sleeping through since he hit 10 weeks old 🤯 I got into the habit of putting him down awake after feeds even as a new born, obviously not if he was distressed but if he was fed and changed he went into his next to me until he fell asleep. White noise machine goes on every night. Also leave the biggest feed till the end of a night, after a bath, to settle him and it’s worked to date. Might just have a good sleeper on my hands. He sleeps 9.30-7 consistently at almost 13 weeks x

The day I went from cot bed to a single bed wish I done it earlier he was 14 months x

About 2.5 months for my little girl. We have a Ewan - white noise machine stuffed inside a teddy. We introduced this early on and has worked really well for us. She does and has always fed a lot more in the day so I think that helps with the non waking as she’s got a full tummy for bed time x
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