So i think my LO's schedule is all out of wack and it's probably my fault. My first was on a similar schedule with no real problems but he was also formula fed. This one doesn't seem to be doing well on it and i want to try and fix it.
Currently:
Wakes around 4:30AM - Nurse then down for another 1-1.5 hours.
Wakes again around 6
8:15 Solids (at daycare)
10AM bottle
Noon solids
1 PM Bottle
4PM Bottle
6:30 Nurse and some food (we give him bits of food while we have dinner)
8-10 Cuddling/nursing (he will usuallyfall into a light sleep and then wakeup again during this time)
10 the fight to get him to sleep starts (as of a couple weeks ago. He used to just fall asleep)
2:30am wakes up / nurse
This schedule has gotten progressively worse. I wasn't doing anything to fix it because i figured his extra nursing was probably good but I can't take the new nightly battle to get him to sleep.
I'm thinking that I'll try to nurse him around 6:30 and put him to bed then. In theory, if he were to fall asleep for the night and not wake up until say 5AM, he'd be drinking much less at night. Would that be bad for him? Would he just drink more during his other nursing sessions instead?
What might be a better schedule? (keeping in mind that it would be tough to change his schedule at daycare between 8AM and 6PM because he ended up on that schedule after seeing everyone else's. If someone else is getting food, he usually wants it at the same time!).
Thanks!
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Re: 7 month schedule?
I'm just trying to make sense of things :-)
I'm just trying to make sense of things :-)
I'm just trying to make sense of things :-)
I have a 7 month old, and his schedule is as followed.
7:30 nurse or bottle (5oz)
10:30 5 oz at sitters
1:30 5 oz at sitters
4:30 nurse or bottle of 5 oz
5:30 solids
7:30 nurse to bed
He awakes between 3-4:30
Back to sleep until 6:30 and start schedule over at 7:30 am
I am hoping to add a solid in the morning, I am trying to establish a nap schedule first