If you have a newborn, I bet you are looking forward to getting a longer stretch at night, at least longer than 3 hours. I really wanted to get my twin girls to sleep through the night as soon as possible so I could get some sleep. I have a toddler, who was only 18 [...]
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Dreamfeed & Cluster Feeding
Posted in baby whisperer, Babywise (-wise parenting series), breastfeeding, infant feeding, sleeping though the night, tagged breastfeeding, cluster feeding, dreamfeed, nursing, sleeping through the night on November 4, 2010 | 1 Comment »
When will my baby sleep through the night?
Posted in sleep, sleeping though the night, Uncategorized, tagged baby, eliminate nighttime feeding, eliminate nighttime waking, infants, sleep, sleep requirements, Sleep Training, sleeping through the night on May 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
If you are reading this post, then you most likely are tired and thinking to yourself, “will I ever sleep again?” The answer is yes, but it will take some time. I know that I had some very unrealistic expectations of how my son would sleep through the night. I wanted him to achieve nice [...]
Eliminate & Drop Nighttime Waking & Feeding
Posted in baby whisperer, Dropping a feeding, sleep, Sleep Training, sleeping though the night, tagged breastfeeding, CIO, cry-it-out, eliminate nighttime waking, habitual waking, nighttime waking, nursing, P.U./P.D., rocking, shush-pat, Sleep Training, wake-to-sleep on May 4, 2009 | 7 Comments »
According to the Book The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems a “child who wakes habitually doesn’t need more food unless she’s going through a growth spurt (p.191).” I know that when my son was between 6-8 weeks old he was waking at up around 1am every night. I knew that between 6-8 weeks old [...]
Early Birds: What to do when your baby wakes early?
Posted in good night sleep tight, schedules, sleep, sleeping though the night, trouble sleeping, tagged awake time, baby, black out blinds, early birds, early riser, infant, kim west, naps, nighttime sleep, overstimulated, overtired, room temperature, sleep, Sleep Training, too little sleep, too much sleep, waking early, white noise machine on April 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My son who is now 7 months old started waking up an hour early for about the past 3 weeks. He does not do this consistently. I was looking over my notes and it seems that he has been waking between 5:45-6:30 but occasionally sleeping in until 7am (which seems to happen mostly on weekends). [...]
Baby & Infant Daily Schedules
Posted in baby whisperer, Babywise (-wise parenting series), breastfeeding, eat wake sleep, good night sleep tight, infant feeding, schedules, sleep, Sleep Training, sleeping though the night, tagged awake time, baby, baby schedules, baby whisperer, Babywise (-wise parenting series), bottle feeding, breast feeding, breastfeeding, directed parental feeding, eat awake sleep cycle, feeding schedules, good night sleep tight, growth spurts, infant, infant schedules, naps, sleep, sleep requirements, Sleep Training on April 16, 2009 | 4 Comments »
There are two books that I highly recommend you read if you have a small infant: Babywise and The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems. These two books have been a huge resource to me, especially when Cooper was under 4 months old. I have turned through the pages of these two books plenty of [...]
Sleep Requirements for Infants, Babies, & Toddlers
Posted in good night sleep tight, naps, schedules, Sleep Training, sleeping though the night, tagged baby, good night sleep tight, infant, kim west, naps, nighttime sleep, sleep, sleep requirements, Sleep Training on April 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have found that Kim West’s book Good Night, Sleep Tight to be a great resource for infant sleep questions. I really like how she has laid out the amount of sleep an infant needs from birth to age 5. I have made a quick reference list below for each age. You may also want [...]