Comments on: Overcoming Baby Sleep Regression http://cleverfather.com/overcoming-baby-sleep-regression/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:26:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Chris http://cleverfather.com/overcoming-baby-sleep-regression/comment-page-1/#comment-7507 Chris Thu, 03 Nov 2011 14:47:47 +0000 http://cleverfather.com/?p=183#comment-7507 Thanks for the comment Samantha. Hopefully you found a couple tips to help you with your little guy. Has being held become a regular routine? Maybe his is just to darn comfy being held as opposed to his own crib? What if you made his own bed extra cozy? Does he react well to being swaddled? How long has he been waking? Its flu season, so maybe he has a bit of a bug? We can always tell when our daughter is about to get sick by the way she sleeps. Also, you mentioned that he doesn't seem to be in any pain but have you felt his gums to see if there are any pesky teeth trying to break through? I'm sorry that I have more questions than answers, but hopefully it'll give you something to think about and have a 'aha!' moment! Thanks for the comment Samantha. Hopefully you found a couple tips to help you with your little guy.

Has being held become a regular routine? Maybe his is just to darn comfy being held as opposed to his own crib? What if you made his own bed extra cozy? Does he react well to being swaddled?

How long has he been waking? Its flu season, so maybe he has a bit of a bug? We can always tell when our daughter is about to get sick by the way she sleeps.

Also, you mentioned that he doesn’t seem to be in any pain but have you felt his gums to see if there are any pesky teeth trying to break through?

I’m sorry that I have more questions than answers, but hopefully it’ll give you something to think about and have a ‘aha!’ moment!

]]> By: samantha http://cleverfather.com/overcoming-baby-sleep-regression/comment-page-1/#comment-7506 samantha Thu, 03 Nov 2011 14:21:44 +0000 http://cleverfather.com/?p=183#comment-7506 My 16 week old son seems to be doing this. It started with refusing to go to sleep at his normal bedtime. Now because I've worked really hard on the routine he's in bed between nine and ten. But he's not staying asleep. I thought it might be teething but he doesn't seem in pain. Then i thought it might be hunger but he won't finish host bottles. The only day he'll sleep is if he's being held. I hate holding him while sleeping. I find it so dangerous. I've been wanting to move him into host own room but with him waking up every twenty.minutes to an hour there's no way. Do you have any suggestions? My 16 week old son seems to be doing this. It started with refusing to go to sleep at his normal bedtime. Now because I’ve worked really hard on the routine he’s in bed between nine and ten. But he’s not staying asleep. I thought it might be teething but he doesn’t seem in pain. Then i thought it might be hunger but he won’t finish host bottles. The only day he’ll sleep is if he’s being held. I hate holding him while sleeping. I find it so dangerous. I’ve been wanting to move him into host own room but with him waking up every twenty.minutes to an hour there’s no way.

Do you have any suggestions?

]]> By: Meri http://cleverfather.com/overcoming-baby-sleep-regression/comment-page-1/#comment-7018 Meri Tue, 27 Sep 2011 08:26:07 +0000 http://cleverfather.com/?p=183#comment-7018 I've just ran into sleep regression, and onto this blog as well...you are great, thank to you I now understand what the heck is going on a few days/nights already, and yes, it is a patience test....hope to pass it :) Thank you Clever Father :) I’ve just ran into sleep regression, and onto this blog as well…you are great, thank to you I now understand what the heck is going on a few days/nights already, and yes, it is a patience test….hope to pass it :)

Thank you Clever Father :)

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