Hi, all!
I know there have been similar postings to this before, but our situation is a bit different.
Our little boy (18 weeks) has been sleeping beautifully at night since he was a newborn but hates taking naps. He still immediately goes to sleep at night and sleeps for roughly 11 hours straight through, but will only nap during the day if he's being held. He will be out cold but as soon as we set him down, he wakes up and starts crying. We have tried swaddling, noise machines, baby carrier (which works as long as I'm moving), and cry-it-out (which I hated, did not work, and I don't care to repeat). I am so thankful he sleeps through the night, but he gets so tired during the daytime and I end up being on the couch for about 4 hours a day while he naps.
Any suggestions, ideas, or things that worked for you?
Re: My darling son will not take naps unless he's being held. Ideas?
https://www.babywhispererforums.com/index.php?topic=26672.0
I've found that this is key to good naps- don't wait too long. If she gets overtired, that's it.
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This too! Put LO down for a nap every 60-90 minutes after waking just as this person said. Works like a charm. If we let LO go too long, he fights so hard, but if we put him to sleep earlier, he naps better.
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