My 6 month old has been sleeping through the night for the past 2/3 months now and all of a sudden she is waking up at 12:30 ish crying and won’t settle unless on me. She will be rocked into a deep sleep and as soon as I transfer her she wakes screaming. The past 3 nights has resulted to her sleeping with me which is not ideal. Anyone else gone through this phase or any advice? She currently has a cold and is teething so I’m trying to take this into consideration too🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
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Teething causes havoc with sleep as does illness. She likely is in pain and needs your comfort. Sleep isn’t linear, so much affects it in the first few years x

Hey I agree with the other comment when this used to happen to me it ended up always being because he was teething
and I had to just be abit more attentive
I just gave mine calpol before bed on those days , and like a hundred bottles in the night lol every time he woke up straight milk & 😂👌🏽 was only thing that worked . Hope you guys are well💓✨👌🏽
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