Bed time.

What times does your little ones go to bed? What time do you start your bedtime routine? We had an NHS Sleep consultant today as we are still rocking with our boy to sleep and we really want to help him fall asleep on his own and they suggested an 8pm bedtime. But I feel that’s so late. I can post the suggested bedtime in the comments if anyone is interested.

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Between 6-7pm and falls sleeps until 6-7am x

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Bedtime for my little girl is around 7pm. She sleeps around 12 hours overnight - give or take. We’ve been lucky in that I have never had to rock her to sleep.

Did need to rock my 6 year old though so I feel your pain. Good luck x

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My LO will usually ask for his milk around 6:30pm. Once he's drank what he wants he'll sometimes have a play or ask for a book. He will ask for bed when he's ready usually 7pm. If he doesn't ask we go at 7:15. We get ready which is nappy, pyjamas, teeth, moisturiser, sleepbag and hisbedtime book ready for 7:30pm in bed. He normally asks for a cuddle after his book, then asks for his bed. Always in his bed at 7:30 or just after if he wants extra potty time. I always wake him (naps and nights). Work days at 6:30am and non work days at 7:30am. He naps for roughly 1.5 hours at lunchtime

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Bath at 6:15, milk at 6:45 in bed at 7:15/20 and asleep by 7:45. Wakes anytime between 6:30-7:30

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I’m so jealous of all your bed times!! We are currently going up to bed at 6.45 for a bath. Then begins the battle to get him to sleep. Normally going to sleep by 8.15!

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My baby is 11 months old and he has never slept though the night!

He is up every 1-2 hours in the night and wakes up at least 4 times. We try to settle him in the cot and if that doesn’t work then we try to settle him in our arms but it’s get to a point he is getting really stressed so I give him some milk to settle him which he has multiple off.

We’ve tried to just eliminate the milk and replace with the water but it makes him worse.

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Transition to own room, cot or floor bed?

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I cannot be the only mum heading to bed right after I put my toddler down????

I'm a SAHM with a 15 month old. She naps a total of 1 hour during the day. Still on 2 naps. I'm EXHAUSTED by 7.30pm when she goes to bed. She is up at 6am so I literally find myself crawling into bed the moment I've got her down. Sometimes I scroll for an hour. But sometimes I'm going straight to sleep.

Anyone with me???

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