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Kilts_Kimonos

Go thru some sort of sleep regression??[Poll]

Kilts_Kimonos

I'm sure its due to DD learning how to walk, thats a big change.  At least I'm hoping because that means there has to be an end soon, right?

ameliasmom

I voted no even though we went through a week or two of waking up for a bottle a few weeks ago.  This was more due to illness I think than her age and now that she is healthy again, we are back to the regular schedule.

chrisnj0614

Yes and YES. 

I think it was teething/walking/separation anxiety.  He started nursing like 5-6 times a night.  I was exhausted.  So I put a stop to it when he hit 1 year (he started this around 11 months).  Now he nurses once a night.  I still can't get him to shake that 4 am nursing (but at least it is better then every 2 hours).

Dobie_Mama

12 months was by far the second worst period for us, sleep wise (topped only by evil colic sleep).  I have no idea why.  But it was terrible.

MrsKellyOrBust

DS's whole life has been a sleep regression. I got the world's worst sleeper.

Spin313

Yes, due to teething

Agrippa

Yes, and I think it was because he started learning a lot during that time period.  He already knew how to walk, wasn't sick, and wasn't teething, so that's the only thing that it could have been.

olivia_eve

Yes, DD went through one at around 12 months.  She wasn't up frequently at night, but once she woke up it took several hours for her to go back to sleep.  It must have been some sort of developmental thing, because she wasn't teething or sick.  It took about 3-4 weeks for it to work itself out and she went back to sleeping normally.

boo-bitz

Madi is a really good little sleeper at night. The only time she really wakes at night is when she is sick, or has had a bad dream. Otherwise she has been STTN since about 6-8 weeks old. Although croup was a nightmare in May with her waking every hour and not wanting to go back to sleep...