Does Your LO STTN?

patchen30

I'm just curious how many of your LOs STTN...meaning you don't go to them at all in the middle of the night, short of something very rarely being wrong. I wanted to do a poll but the poll function doesn't seem to be working!

lindslalala

Yes, goes to bed at 8pm and is up sometime between 6 and 7am.

Bella61811

kbruington:

Yep. DS usually goes to bed between 7-8pm and gets up between 6:30-7:30am.

This is exac

Jen0204

Nope.  They go down around 7-7:30 and for the past few days one of them has been waking up around 10 crying hard (they usually swap days) so I go in, pop the pacifier in, tuck them, and leave.  Then around 5-5:30am they start waking up and fussi

SummerBeans

Yes, usually 6:30pm to about 6am. Sometimes he wakes up and cries out for a few minutes, but usually re-settles himself and is back down... He sometimes wakes up early, and we will just leave him there if he is content and playing. We only go in if the

tracyl0826

No, he goes to sleep around 7:30-8pm, wakes once in the night to BF (the time varies, but usually between 12-5am), then wakes for the day around 8am.

preggyamy

Yes and No. She has had alot of ear infections, teething pain, and growth spurts (eating all day then waking up once in the middle of the night to eat). So I would say that 75% of the time she STTN (7:45pm - 7:15am), the other 25% of the time she wakes

bluejetta

DD does but only started doing so at 14 months.

TiffanyBerry

Not even close.

dairygirl19

Negative.

About 4 days out of 7 she sleeps all night. The others she's either up at 1am or 5am looking for a sippy refill and a rock. She'd probably stop it if I'd try harder, but I don't. I know what she wants, I do it and we're all back to bed

sunnyday016

Yes. He sleeps from about 6:30-7pm to 7:30ish. I am so thankful. He's making up for the first 6 months of his life which were completely awful. 

MrsT2008

Yes, We are lucky, she has been sleeping 12 solid hours since she was 6 months old. 

ETA:  she goes down around 6:30 and will sleep until 7 or so if left to wake up on her own.  I have to get her up at 6:30 during the week though.

Tink112011

Most of the time.  Despite being a horrible sleeper until he was 12 months old, I can usually count on DS sleeping from 8pm - 6:30am. 

christinak22

About half the time, he's up between 4 and 5:30 and has a bottle and goes back to bed with me. The other half, he sleeps through.

Lizghannam

dairygirl19:

Negative.

About 4 days out of 7 she sleeps all night. The others she's either up at 1am or 5am looking for

CLL1001

Yes. She usually sleeps about 11-12 hours a night.

Nechie122

Yes. Thank you, sleep training.

lana22

yes. he's 16 months. from 6:30/7:30 to 7/8. he got sick at 4 months and woke up needing consolation a couple times, but i've gone in once since then and i prob pulled the trigger too soon. a few times when he's had an ear infection he'll wake up and cry o

silvie25mar

Yes. Sometimes she wakes up and puts herself to sleep by finding her bink. Wth will I do when I don't want her having it at night. Lol sometimes ill have to go in and rub her back. She's 12 mos.

Mrs.Greg

Yes, both of them. They go to bed at about 7:15/7:30 and sleep until 7:30/8:00.

naturegal79

Yes. He goes down around 8:30 and wakes up between 7:30 and 8ish.  Sometimes he will wake up at night, but usually once. I will try and comfort him but usually almost ends up in giving him some milk. Once he has it, he is good for the rest of the nig

LatteLady5

Yes but it has just started within the past month. DD is nearly 18months.

Leap08

Yes. She's usually in bed by 7:30 and wakes up between 6 & 6:30.

mben1119

When he's not sick, yes, almost every night.

PayolaCrayola

Nope. She goes to sleep with me about 8pm but then she is up sometimes at 3-4am and stays awake for about an hr then sleeps until 930am. Which is perfect for DH because he gets to sleep late. Of course on my days off she is up by 7am if im lucky!

FabulousMrs.P

Yes, she does unless she is sick or teething. 99% of the time I put her down at 8:00pm and she sleeps until about 6:45am with no interruptions.

Zimger

Yes, unless he isn't feeling well.

pettycrocker

Yes. She's been STTN since she was around 2m old. 

SCtoDC

Yes.  He started STTN at 7 weeks, and we never looked back.

molisar

At 23 months, yes; however; he usually wakes up every night and cries for about 1 minute and puts himself back to sleep.  

baloneydisc

No.  It's been worse lately because she's teething, but she has never STTN.

gajumper

Most nights.  At least twice a week he is up around 3am screaming his bloody head off...must be night terrors.  Or because he has peed thru his diaper...THIS has happened at least once a week for the past 3 weeks and I am not sure why.

mexicolombiana

Nope. My almost 14 month old goes down at 8:30 p.m.

Wakes around 1 or 3 a.m. depending on the night and cries "mamamama" until I get up and nurse her.

Then if I'm lucky she goes back down until 6:45 a.m.

I'm not going to nurse her f

COMomma81

Nope

phillyfan929

yes. he's in bed by 9:30 and sleeps 910 in the morning. occasionally he'll have a bad night if his teeth are bothering him or something and then he'll wake up but generally yes.

Mommy2CB

He's been STTN since we bought the Happiest Baby on the Block DVD at 3/4 months.  He did have a short sleep regression at 9 mos, but CIO fixed that in 1 or 2 nights, and back to STTN.

At 12+ months there is really no reason for them to be wa

katiedonice

Yes - and has been for awhile - don't remember when she started. Bed ~8:30 up on own ~6. Sometimes awakes ~4ish but don't go to her and she makes a little noise then goes back to sleep.

katiedonice

gajumper:

Or because he has peed thru his diaper...THIS has happened at least once a week for the past 3 weeks and I am not s

fancynewbeesly

Yes. She has pretty much since about 4 months or so. (barring being sick, teething or nightmares). There has been once or twice in the last month of so, where she just got up and spent two hours "playing" in her crib--babbling, laughing, giggling, so I

aliciaroset

noooooooooooooo

chardonnay24

Not always. It goes in monthly cycles, right now we're in a good cycle. On a normal night, he'll STTN or wake up once and go quickly back down once he's comforted.

He falls out of habit when he gets sick, which is usually once every 6 - 8 we