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MrsW326
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Sleep Help!
DD is 12 weeks old she slept in the RNP from day 1 and slept about 6/7 hours straight woke up for a feeding and went back down until the morning, perfect. I started transitioning her into her crib Tuesday night and she wakes up every 3 hours to be soothed. Ive been rubbing her belly and sometimes giving her a paci (which she spit about 5 mins later and fussed for it again). She's not screaming crying just fussing, do I continue to go into her room and calm her?? She doesn't seem to mind the crib or sleeping in it, I rolled up 2 blankets and put them under her sheet so she feels confined on each side and I also swaddled her. She's just walking up a lot and I'm exhausted! To add yesterday she took nap at 8am for 40 minutes and was up all day (with exception to 10 minute cat naps in the car) until 630 for her last feeding and she was all smiles!
ETA- She's swaddled, her room is dark, we have an ac in her room (it was on the warm side last night-74), and she pretty much goes right back to sleep after being soothed.
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Posted 6/28/12 9:23 AM |
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MrsW326
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Re: Sleep Help!
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Posted 6/28/12 2:11 PM |
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Pomegranate5
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Re: Sleep Help!
If she's not crying I would wait a little longer to go in and see if she goes back to sleep on her own.
If she starts full on crying I think personally, she is too young to let her just cry, so I would go soothe her. But going from a RnP to a crib is a big adjustment and she may get the hang of it in a few days.
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Posted 6/28/12 2:20 PM |
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Finally1108
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Member since 12/08 3541 total posts
Name: Angela
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Sleep Help!
If she is just fussing i would leave her alone, that might be her way to put herself to sleep. if she is full on crying then i would go in and soothe her
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Posted 6/28/12 3:21 PM |
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