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RachelM05

Lack of sleep and hormones. As I sit here at 4:30 am after being up for two hours with DD having a nursing session that ended with both of us crying. She would eat, seem like she was done, then cry again of I tried to get her to sleep, eat some more, seem finished, then cry, etc. and she'd scream anytime I tried to put her on the right side. DH ended up taking her downstairs where she then fell asleep almost immediately for him. DD is a pretty easy going baby, but it's times like these that just get so frustrating and also make me feel like I can't do what I should be able to do. Sigh. Now to try and get some sleep...

Rosebean

When you are the sole provider for food, I have a 1 1/2 hour rule... If LO is fighting sleep in the middle of the night after a feeding, then he gets passed onto DH. My son also likes to comfort suck, so pacis are our best friends! 

He also

sefferj

You are not alone!! That sounds exactly like how my night was last night. My son usually takes forever to nurse and I end up being awake with him 1-1.5 hours a couple times at night. But last night was just like your night, so frustrating! 

BabeNumberOne

I feel ya... My LO pretty much sleeps all day so she is up all night. When my DH is home from work I try to function like a normal human but honestly I need to sleep all day too so I can catch up.

jsharkk

My boyfriend is the fricken baby whisperer. I can never get DD to relax when she's having a meltdown, but I pass her to him and she's quiet and asleep within seconds. Then I bawl my eyes out.

He also manages to get my 10 month old nephew to sleep

downtown80

jsharkk:

My boyfriend is the fricken baby whisperer. I can never get DD to relax when she's having a meltdown, but I pass he