I didn't get enough sleep last night.

[The Saltman]

lol thats it?

my daughter was doing that for 3 months straight.

;)

Sorry tho it sucks assholes.

[bleys]

honestly, when my eyes are shutting, 5hr energy or any stimulant is useless..

taking a nap at lunch would have been more beneficial.. which is what I did today. slept horrible last night as well.

[Jase]

lol thats it?

my daughter was doing that for 3 months straight.

;)

Sorry tho it sucks assholes.

yeah my daughter woke up all the time too.

when she was 3 months old. Now I'm used to sleeping at night again.

[The Saltman]

ya same here....sucks man....

Does she have all of her teeth?

also around this age they do go through certain phases where they have problems sleeping.

any change of routine? going to sleep later? or earlier or been on vacation?

[Kettle]

you guys need to learn to sleep heavier.

[The Saltman]

lol just let her cry in the middle of the night for 2 hours?

[Kettle]

no. my wife stays at home so she takes care of the night. plus i'm a heavy sleeper. plus i'm blessed with a wonderful child that is already sleeping through the night most of the time.

*knocks on wood*

[Floppin]

lol just let her cry in the middle of the night for 2 hours?

Depending on how old the child is yes. If your child is in the habit of being taken out of the crib every time he/she cries it's going to continue for a long time. At about six months you need to just ignore it one night. It'll only take 1-3 nights and your child will start going back to sleep when it wakes up rather quickly because it no longer expects you to come. After that you can start to define when it's really upset rather than just having woke up and wants attention.

[The Saltman]

well my wife works nights on the weekends so i have to help on the nights really.

Things are a lot better now but I couldnt say that like 6 months ago.

[The Saltman]

Depending on how old the child is yes. If your child is in the habit of being taken out of the crib every time he/she cries it's going to continue for a long time. At about six months you need to just ignore it one night. It'll only take 1-3 nights and your child will start going back to sleep when it wakes up rather quickly because it no longer expects you to come. After that you can start to define when it's really upset rather than just having woke up and wants attention.

ya I know all of that. We probably did it the wrong way but when a baby has not been doing that for a long time like jase says and all of a sudden the baby is doing that there is something off about it.

[j2sgam]

Tell it Salty.. Outside of their normal routine, whatever that is, is cause for concern...

[Floppin]

ya I know all of that. We probably did it the wrong way but when a baby has not been doing that for a long time like jase says and all of a sudden the baby is doing that there is something off about it.

Yeah, but it's like a game. You can only go in there for a few nights in a row, until whatever the issue is is resolved. Otherwise you have to start the whole cycle over again.

[boo7382]

just say fug it and pop an adderall.

[The Saltman]

I know for a fact we sleep trained my daughter all wrong but I know that if lets say your baby has been sleeping good for a year and all of a sudden she is crying for 2 hours in the middle of the night something is up and you shouldn't ignore it.