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Vixclan1 wrote: I have to say I cant ever remember reading that piece about waking them, only if they sleep past a certain time in the afternoon and since our daughter doesnt sleep for long waking ...

C_hippie_kiwi wrote: I personally think waking a baby who has trouble sleeping because some book said so is a bit wacko . I agree!! Never wake a sleeping baby . I have loosely followed the s...

Hi there, my son also had reflux and colic - not fun! Is your bub on losec liquid or the granules from the capsules? The granules work much better and are easier to get into them. I used to brea...

Hi there, well those books are two very different methods so I think you need to pick one and stick to it. Both you and your daughter must be exhausted! Waking hourly at that age seems quite unusu...

Hi there, I get the Slumbersac sleeping bags. There's a lady on TradeMe who sells them http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Listings.aspx?.... Also you can get them online at the Sleep Store and it's...

Coopee wrote: Tallullah if you could suggest a sleeping position that meant I could sleep through the night I would forever be your slave lol. I'm not Tallulah but I do have a suggestion for slee...

I feel for you, that sounds really hard! And the little fella too...he must be exhausted. How long are you keeping him up between naps during the day? If it's too short then they either resist t...

Zoey Sheppard wrote: Contrary to common known fussy eaters, I can't seem to find advice or articles about a toddler who will not stop eating. My partner and I are afraid that we've created a bad ...

It's hard at that age isn't it as you can't ask them what's wrong. Maybe have a read here and see if anything seems worth trying: http://www.thesleepstore.co.nz/sleep-informatio...

Hi there, with my son when he started cat napping (40mins) instead of his usual nap or started resisting his naps it usually meant he was ready to stay up a little bit longer between naps. How lon...

katei wrote: My baby is 12 months and has just suddenly started to not enjoy her day naps as much damn! She would usually be up at 7am then nap from 9-11 and again from 2-4 but now it's anyones gue...

But aren't all babies different just like adults? My children have always needed night time parenting. Some children sleep well at night others don't. We are all so different. Forcing a child in t...

How does a 16 month old go 12 hours without a Breastfeed. I am an adult and don't go 12 hours without a drink! This is a LONG time. Extremely easily. My son started sleeping through (of his o...

My son has had this on a couple of occasions. The teething theory doesn't make much sense to me unless he has drastically changed his diet to constipating foods as a result of teething? When my s...

Not sure about nap times he wakes so early at the moment (this am was 5:30 but normally between 6-7)and today fell asleep in stroller at 11:30 while out with MIL. He normally goes down for his nap...

Hi, well first off I don't think you're a bad mum! We are all just doing our best and I think this age is a bit challenging to say the least. With my son who is 21 months I have started using tim...

It's physically impossible for the ambler teeting necklaces to work. In order to release the succinnic acid that is attributed with relieving pain, the amber needs to be heated to over 200 degrees...

DD is only 21 mths old but she has been such a pain to get to sleep in the day, il be rocking her for like 45 minutes and she is still wide awake ( rocking works best for me). if i try and let her...

Did she use to settle easily at bedtime? For my 19 month old boy he usually just rolls around his cot for a while with his toy doggie singing to himself then conks out when he's ready. But if he ...

Hi there, I would absolutley say it's time to stop the night time feeds. Just be careful not to swap one sleep prop (boobie) with another (rocking, patting, singing etc). The fact that she is only...