Baby (10m) used to sleep amazingly but this week has been hell. I’ve just spent the last 2.5 hours trying to get him back to bed. Every night this week has been a battle. He goes down as usual but is waking at 11 and demanding our bed. After about 40 minutes I manage to get him back down but then he’s up again at 1 and that’s the biggest battle of the night. Taking hours to get him back to sleep then awake again around 5/6. I’m getting about 2 hours of sleep at night because I get so frustrated with how tired I am I can’t get back to sleep and end up lying awake, feeling nauseous from exhaustion and I don’t know what to do to get him back to his normal sleep pattern. I can’t function on this little sleep 😭
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Teething or unwell? I’d normally say has his 24 hour sleep needs changed but it’s a very quick change from good to bad sleep it seems unlikely

I’m sorry. That sounds so tough. My eldest was like this. He’d be awake for 3hours at a time and then when he finally went back to sleep, that was me wide awake until the rest of the night.
He was the reason I ended up training in infant sleep.
Can I ask, how much does he nap in the day. A really common reason for lots of awake time in the night at this age is because they get too much day sleep and it basically means they aren’t tired enough to stay asleep at night. It could be due to something else but naps might be something to look at
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Sounds like Split nights due to more daytime sleep than he needs (he's growing and his sleep needs might be reducing) you can cap naps or he might be ready to drop a nap, or bring bedtime 30 mins later
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I’m looking up and getting ads for a million things, and it’s hard to know what women ACTUALLY USE while breastfeeding and what is just useless crap. I’ve heard nipple cream/butter is a great help, but I have no clue. Let me know what you all love and use.

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Has anyone else got experience of this...my 4.5 month old baby is extremely active during his "light sleep" phases. He sleeps like a log for an hour/hour and half or so after putting him down and then he starts to flail about, I'm assuming as he goes into a light sleep phase. He's asleep whilst he doing this (legs and arms flapping about, rubbing his face etc) but if he's left on his own he will wake himself up, so I have to pick him up and rock him until he goes back into a deep sleep again. For ages I thought it was because he was struggling with gas but I don't think it's that anymore. I'm already co-sleeping with him but only getting max 90 mins sleep at a time and I'm pretty exhausted. Haa anyone else had this with their baby? Does it improve once they can roll about and get comfortable? 🤞🏻🤞🏻
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Baby (10m) used to sleep amazingly but this week has been hell. I’ve just spent the last 2.5 hours trying to get him back to bed. Every night this week has been a battle. He goes down as usual but is waking at 11 and demanding our bed. After about 40 minutes I manage to get him back down but then he’s up again at 1 and that’s the biggest battle of the night. Taking hours to get him back to sleep then awake again around 5/6. I’m getting about 2 hours of sleep at night because I get so frustrated with how tired I am I can’t get back to sleep and end up lying awake, feeling nauseous from exhaustion and I don’t know what to do to get him back to his normal sleep pattern. I can’t function on this little sleep 😭
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I really need some advice! my girl is four months old and ever since she was born we’ve had a transfer issue from mine or my partners chest to the next to me crib we’ve done everything like wait for a deep sleep, bottom first then head when lowering, hand on chest you name it and she still wakes up and cries!! How on earth do I move past this :/

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