Last night L slept from 8:30pm-10am, so 13.5 hours. He has no signs of being sick, but we did have a busy day yesterday with a lot of outside time sight seeing in Niagara Falls.
Typically he only sleeps about 10 hours at night, so this was quite out of character for him. I didn't know whether to wake him up or not. I was worried about it throwing off his schedule and considered waking him but didn't. This made his his nap late and short, so he went to bed about half an hour later than normal.
Would you have woken him up? I figured he was just extra wiped from all the outdoors time yesterday, but like I said I was worried it would throw his schedule off.
Re: At what point does "don't wake a sleeping baby" end?
I would not have woken him up. Not in a million years.
The only time I will wake my kid is if we have to go somewhere.
Well, how absorbant is his diaper?
If you had a busy day I think it's ok to let him sleep in. Usually when I wake mine they tend to have a crabbier day. But there are times when I need for them to keep their naps on schedule so will wake them.
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DS does this periodically, probably a growth spurt or catching up on the sleep he missed having fun during the day.
Last night he fell asleep at 5:30 and woke up at 7 the next morning. I did give him a sippy of milk (he missed dinner) and changed his diaper around 11pm so he wouldn't wake up at 3am to start his day. This works well for us.
Nope.... I would have let him sleep.
The only time I wake DD is if she takes a second nap (which hasn't happened in FOREVER) and it's getting close to dinner. I wake her so she can still go to bed at her normal bedtime.
Change the age, and this is me too. My mom bought me an alarm clock in kindergarten because I was such a pain to wake up. DD is the only one who gets away with it.
Ok so I'm the exception. I haven't let DS sleep longer than 1 hour past his normal wake up time unless he is sick, had a rough night etc. But my son needs a schedule or he gets cranky, big time.
But if your son is more flexible than mine (likely) than enjoy the sleep in yourself!
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Never.
Seriously, the only time kids grow is when they're sleeping.
Enjoy it...it won't last forever.