LO generally wakes up between 6am and 7am every morning on her own....lately it has been almost always at 6:30am on the dot.
This morning she woke up at 6am and I told myself I'd get up at 630am to get her and feed her since she wasn't fussing in her crib, just chatting with herself.
I woke up at 710am and she is back asleep! Now it's 7:30am and I'm unsure whether to wake her or just let her sleep until she wakes up on her own.
Re: SAHMs and WAHMs, do you let them sleep in?
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Most mornings I?m waking her up, so if we have nowhere to be I always let her sleep. Its nice to have a cup of coffee and relax before she's up. Unfortunately Bells is a morning person so it hardly ever happens...ugh
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This! Actually, if I were a SAHM or WAHM I'd prefer him to sleep in a bit so that he will learn to sleep later on the weekends too!
This!
I guess I am in the minority here because I would wake C up. I would be afraid it would mess up her entire schedule for the day.
Also Ferber's book mentioned something about babies having more like a 24.5 hour internal clock or something and if left to their own devices they would push back their wake-up time every single day.
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(and I'm so jealous of all of you whose babies sleep til 7 or later! DS thinks it's playtime around 5:30-6)
This is us. DS usually goes down about 8:30pm but I usually wait up for DH if he is working until midnight, plus push my last pump as late as possible and often don't go to bed before 1. DS and wakes between 7-9ish, but will go back down after eating and playing for a few minutes until 10:30 or so.
ETA - We do need to start gradually changing out schedule. I have 5 months of mat leave left, and I have always been a night owl and loved to sleep in, but managed to make it through work tired and catch up on weekends, etc. I don't quite think it's going work out that way anymore once I'm back...
That said, I am planning on DH being able to drop him at child care mid-morning if he only works at noon-ish most weeks, so maybe DS won't have to adjust too much.
I'm in the minority too and would wake within 30 min of the time we have established (7am wake time so 7:30 at latest) so we can stay on schedule. I think I have only woken her once or twice- this is a very rare occurrence in our home. I am really hoping the spring time change helps us push her schedule back.
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