E.A.S.Y. question

Re: E.A.S.Y. question

• BabyS.

  February 2010

  No idea; but I'm very interested to hear others' responses to your questions, as I have the same issue. If there was a AESY program, we'd be all set!
  

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• megs68 member

  February 2010

  While he eats I am constantly rubbing the back of his neck, tickling him, etc to keep him awake.  When he's done and wants to sleep, I change his diaper and that always gets him awake. 
  

  

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• GardenGirl72

  February 2010

  My experience from DS #! was that the awake period in EASY didn't really work until he was 2-3 months...when he was starting to be more awake and active. At one month he wasn't quite ready for that.

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• juliane2004 member

  February 2010

  GardenGirl72:

  My experience from DS #! was that the awake period in EASY didn't really work until he was 2-3 months...when he was starting to be more awake and active. At one month he wasn't quite ready for that.

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  And at 1 month, their awake time should be about 1 hr including feeding, diapering, burping, playing, and falling asleep (i.e. put them down after 40 minutes awake to give 20 min - avg time - to fall asleep).
  
  Also, the point of EASY is to keep E apart from S, so if you really want to do AESY, at least try to do AEASY, where the A before bed is something short, small, and simple, like a diaper change. 
  

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