Mamas, help please! I can’t do this anymore! My 13-month-old daughter is a little monster at night and I’ve had enough! 😂 She has never slept through the night and always wakes up at least twice for milk (bottle), plus a few times for her dummy. Last night she was waking up every hour, and then she was awake for the day at 5:50am! 😩
She sleeps in our bedroom in her cot, and we rock her to sleep.
Please give me some tips on how to stop this. I’m seriously thinking about just letting her cry tonight 🤷🏻♀️
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If she’s got her own room, put her down and keep going in and out waiting for couple mins after she cries. You will struggle for a week or so but she will get used to it. When she wakes up and cries in the middle of the night, try ignoring it for a minute or two so she can self sooth

No advice here as we still cosleep and breastfeed multiple times in the night. I manage to get him to sleep in his room for 2-3 hours in the evening and then take him in as I just can’t be bothered to get up from bed all the time 😩

I was rocking mine to sleep for the longest time and mines still wakes up once or twice at night usually for a feed. Im noticing more just once now. My mum got her to fall asleep on her chest like you do for contact naps and since then ive been doing the same! Has been a game changer for me and my back! I lay on bed with 2 pillows to support my back put baby on my chest and tap and sway side to sode till she falls asleep. It took a while till she got used to this being her new way to falling asleep. Its great because even when she wakes up at night atleast I'm not having to rock her, I can still get some rest laying in bed. It made all the difference to me and my energy levels and patience during the day! Hope it helps!

Hate to be that person but is she getting too much daytime sleep? Also try looking into the 5:3:3 method to cut down on nighttime feeds, if she’s eating enough then this is probably just a comfort thing. Lastly, is it possible to move her into her own room? I still rock my LG to sleep but she sleeps 8-7 in her own room with one nap during the day, 12.30-2.30pm. Three meals, plus snacks and a bottle of whole milk before bed. It wasn’t always like this though, she used to wake every 3 hours for milk when breastfeeding!
So my husband and I are moving from an 3 bedroom 1 &1/2 bath apartment to a 5 bedroom 1bath house.
Well there is 3 bedrooms upstairs and 2 bedrooms down stairs with 1 bathroom. The house is kinda small. We have to cool with window units and heat by gas but the upstairs doesn’t have a heat source I have 2 boys and 2 girls this house would give them their own rooms but my husband is so negative. He wants them sharing rooms. But yet I’m home 24/7 with the kids he works night shift and I feel like I don’t get a say.
Also I want to get rid of my daughter’s bunk bed and get them separate beds and he doesn’t want to do that.
We are currently in our 3 bed and my kids are all in separate rooms. My youngest is in our bed my oldest daughter is in her bed and my boys are separated ones in their room the other is in the living room.
My kids are ages 9,8,7,5 I feel like my boys need their own room my daughters need to be separated also they fight constantly
Am I in the wrong for being upset

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So it’s 6.35am and baby has slept through the night so obviously I have been waking every 30 mins panicking that somethings wrong and now wondering if I should wake him up. 🤣
He is EBF so my boobs are massive and leaking everywhere but yet the little prince keeps on sleeping. 😴
I really want to go back to sleep but I just know he will wake up the second I get comfy and start to drift off. 😩
Bloody kids!! 🤷🏼♀️🙈

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