Sleeping help!

My 6 month old is now too big for her next to me, it’s tilting with her weight and she is not sleeping well due to this but is still not ready fully for her cot, she has had the odd nap successfully but that is hit and miss? 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Why do you say she isnt ready for her cot?

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Can you get a sheet that is the same fabric as the one in her next to me? You can also work in some playtime in her cot during the day so she can become more comfortable in it!

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It’ll take weeks to be settled in crib. Is she in her own room with crib? Or is the crib in your room? It took my daughter 3 weeks to be fully settled.

Only thing I can suggest is maybe having a travel cot in your room until you’re ready to transition into crib. X

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Please tell me I’m not the only one 😩

Today has completely thrown us. My 11-week-old was awake for around 6 hours with hardly any proper nap, despite us trying everything to get her to sleep. She’d yawn, we’d try to settle her, but she just wouldn’t go off. To make it even harder, I think she needed a poo and was bunged up, so her sleep and hunger cues became really confusing.

Our health visitor wasn’t concerned, but I’m finding it so hard to know what to do when she seems exhausted but just won’t sleep.

Has anyone else’s baby had days like this? What worked for you? Did they eventually grow out of it?

I feel like we’ve got it all wrong today. It’s not the first time it’s happened either, so I’d really love to know we’re not alone ❤️

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What time does your baby go to bed?

My babies 7 weeks and we just put him to bed when we go to bed which can be like 10-11. Unsure if I should be making an effort to do so earlier? He does basically contact nap on us the whole evening

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Advice please- poorly toddler

My son randomly got unwell around 4:30pm tonight. We was out visiting family so I bought him home and he was sleepy. Tested his temperature when we got home and it was 39.1 and he was very sleepy.
He had 5ml calpol at 5:45 and the temperature was 39.1. At 6:30 it was 38.2 so I tried to give him some milk and he only drank 4oz, usually he’d finish the whole 8oz and fell back to sleep. I’ve put him in his cot with a fan oscillating just checked it again and his temp is 37.8 but he’s still very sleepy.
It’s usually his bedtime anyway but do I try waking him and see if he properly wakes up or do I leave him to sleep and see how he goes in the night?

He was shivering earlier which he’s never done with a high temperature before so I’m extra worried he’s going to be extra sleepy even though his temperatures came down I’m not quite sure what to do. Any advice will be appreciated please x

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Hey moms. 💙 I’m really at my wits’ end and hoping to hear from anyone who’s been through something similar.

The first couple of weeks honestly weren’t too bad, but now my little guy is 4 weeks old and has become incredibly fussy. He has a lot of gas, and it seems like it’s getting harder for him to work through it. He’s visibly uncomfortable at times, and I give him Mylicon, which seems to help a little.

I also feel like I may have accidentally gotten him overtired. My husband and I have had no luck getting him to sleep in his bassinet. Every time we try, he starts crying, then it takes forever to calm him down and start the whole process over again because he only wants to contact nap right now. Before we know it, it’s time for another feeding, and he’s been awake the whole time. It feels like we’re stuck in this endless cycle.

He’s just so, so fussy. I see friends with these calm babies who go on walks, to restaurants, even on vacations (I wish 😅), and their babies seem so content. Meanwhile, I’m terrified to leave the house because I feel like at any moment my son will wake up crying from being hungry, gassy, or tired.

There are only a few minutes after a feeding where he’s awake, alert, and looking around. My husband and I try to soak up those moments by talking to him, showing him pictures, and interacting with him, but they’re so short-lived before he starts fussing from gas… and then it’s already time to try to get him back to sleep and he won’t go down alone so we have to soother him and contact nap in our arms till the next feed.

It’s been like this for the past week or so, day in and day out. I’ve found myself crying more often. I’m exhausted from the constant crying and fussiness, and then I feel guilty for feeling this way. I also feel so isolated, like everyone else has these easy babies and I’m the only one struggling.

Has anyone else experienced this or am I the one of the few .. ❤️

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