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summerBaby10
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can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
Wake Time? Nap Times? Bed Times? Do they wake up at all to eat in the middle of the night? How much food & how many bottles are they eating?
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Posted 2/13/13 7:28 AM  |
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can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
DD will be 8 monyhs on the 25th.
She wakes up around 6:30am and has about 7oz of formula. At around 8:30 she gets oatmeal mixed with a fruit or veggie (stage 2).
Naps around 8:45 until 10 or so.
10:45 she takes another 7oz of formula.
12:30 or 1:00 she has oatmeal mixed with fruit or veggie, then will nap until about 2:15.
3:00 she has another 7oz of formula.
Nap around 4:00 for about 45 minutes.
5:45 she has oatmeal mixed with fruit or veggie.
6:45 she takes about 5oz of formula and falls sleep. In bed for the night at around 7pm.
She occasionally will wake up around 4am and I will give her a bottle. She will go right back to sleep and sleep til 7;30 or 8am.
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| Posted 2/13/13 8:47 AM |
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MaZz
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Re: can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
Posted by summerBaby10
Wake Time? Nap Times? Bed Times? Do they wake up at all to eat in the middle of the night? How much food & how many bottles are they eating?
Because my work schedule changes frequently, dd is sometimes woken up by me at 6:30 and other days she can sleep in and wakes up 7-7:30 on her own.
Nap times are generally around 9:30 and 12:30. But it can vary by a half hour or so... All depends on what time she wakes up
For naps, I just look for cues... I don't necessarily watch the clock... Yawning, rubbing eyes, clinginess. Dd is napping as we speak since 8:30... So don't watch the clock or you'll miss the "window of opportunity" as I like to call it.
Bedtime is consistently 6:30-7pm. She is exhausted by that time since she's been eliminating her 3rd nap.
Dd hasn't had a bottle at night for months now. They should be able to sleep though the night without it. That's a bad habit IMO that's going to be really hard to break. It's obviously a comforting thing...
Dd is now down to 6oz per bottle, 4x a day. She also usually has 2-3 meals a day... Always oatmeal in the morning and then lunch and dinner is whatever we're eating.
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| Posted 2/13/13 8:57 AM |
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summerBaby10
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Re: can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
Posted by MaZz
Dd hasn't had a bottle at night for months now. They should be able to sleep though the night without it.
ha! ds wakes at 5:45 & will have a bottle at 6am & for me that is the middle of the night still! 
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| Posted 2/14/13 9:26 AM |
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summerBaby10
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Re: can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
bumping for more please.
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| Posted 2/21/13 8:39 AM |
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Megan1129
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Megan
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Re: can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
My DS will be 8 months on the 3rd.
6:30-7- wakes up
7-bottle
8:-8:45-Nap
9- cereal
11- bottle
1-jar of food
3-bottle
5- cereal and fruit
5:15-6 - nape
7:30 -8 bedtime
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| Posted 2/21/13 9:00 AM |
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MrsT809
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can you lease share your baby's schedule who is around 8 months?
DD will be 10 months tomorrow but her current schedule (give or take an hour or so) started around 8 months.
7-wake and bf
8:30-breakfast
10:30-12 -nap
12-bf
1:15- lunch
3-4:30 nap
4:30 -bf
5:30-dinner
8- bf then bed
She still wakes usually once at night and I nurse back to sleep. she often wakes between 11 and midnight, eats for about 15 minutes, and then goes back to sleep. She sometimes barely eats before bed so I don't mind feeding her again. Although I do think it's mostly a comfort thing. My ped said his own DC didn't STTN until 18 months, aggh! He said if you're not really into CIO (which he's not and neither am I) then you just can just accept that it's who they are and go with it.
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| Posted 2/21/13 10:20 AM |
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