amc80
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megumic said:How was last night???
amc80 said:megumic said:How was last night???
Pretty good! He woke up around 1:45 and I had to go in, but only once. I really think we are making progress! I probably could have not gone in (because he stopped crying) but I couldn't see him on the monitor. Turns out he was sitting up in the corner of the crib. Just sitting there. So if course once he saw me and I left he cried, but only for a couple of minutes.
amc80|1366725204|3432862 said:Pretty good! He woke up around 1:45 and I had to go in, but only once. I really think we are making progress! I probably could have not gone in (because he stopped crying) but I couldn't see him on the monitor. Turns out he was sitting up in the corner of the crib. Just sitting there. So if course once he saw me and I left he cried, but only for a couple of minutes.
fiery|1366735740|3432979 said:Do you have a video monitor? Don't know if it would make it worse (lol) but we got one as a gift when DD was 2.5 (random) and I immediately realized the benefits of one when you have an infant. Or at least how much easier my life would have been with one when she was an infant![]()
monkeyprincess said:Isn't it freaky when they get out of the view of the camera? A few nights, I was sleeping on the couch with the monitor and DH was sleeping in our bedroom. DH came out and looked at the monitor, and Ev was nowhere to be seen. DH woke me up freaked out thinking I had taken the baby out of the crib and put him somewhere and then fallen asleep, but Ev was just nestled up against the side of the crib just out of view. My heart has never pounded that hard!
lliang_chi|1366749946|3433136 said:AMC, sounds like B's getting the swing of things. Hope it stays that way. Also I read a suggestion for introducing loveys or soothers to babies: carry it around with you. When the baby sees you always have it, they'll want it and associate it with you. Not sure if you want to try that. If the logic holds, it kinda makes sense why babies love remote controls and phones. Because parents always have them.
amc80|1366779341|3433485 said:B took a two hour nap today. He rarely will nap that long. Then he took another 45 minute nap. He was in bed by about 7:20. Cried for less than a minute and has been sound asleep since then. Hoping for a wake-free night!
DandiAndi|1366780021|3433487 said:Wow amc, you are doing such an amazing job, well done! That is fantastic! Fingers crossed for a great night's sleep for you all![]()
megumic said:This is exactly how it happened for us too! YAY! Sleep training DOES work![]()
NewEnglandLady said:amc, I'm so glad that the sleep training is going well! Sounds like he's having much better nights, which is also helping him to have better naps. I hope the trend continues!
lliang_chi said:AMC, Ethan also started napping better when we sleep trained him at night. Daycare was like, "Whoa, what'd you guys do over the weekend because he's napping GREAT now." So hoping everything continues to progress well.
And I think it'd be hilarious if he had a remote lovey. Ethan had some weird things the wanted in his crib with him to go to sleep. The strangest by far was DH's car keys.![]()
lliang_chi|1366901746|3434298 said:Yay, AMC, that's great. How did B sleep tonight? You'll see he'll get better and better for naps and sleep in generalAfter we went through this DH and I were like, "Geez! We should've done this sooner!"
mayerling|1368001262|3442563 said:Amc, how's the sleep training going? Is B STTN every night now?