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Dear 4 Month Wakeful,

CandiceNTCandiceNT
in Babies: 3 - 6 Months

Dear 4 Month Wakeful,

     Fvck you. I don't know how long you plan on staying, but you are no longer welcome in our house, and you have overstayed your visit. I would appreciate it if you packed your bags and left tonight. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Blakes Mommy & Daddy

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Re: Dear 4 Month Wakeful,

  • myonetruelovemyonetruelove member
    If you would like to complain more, I'm here to listen Wink. I think DS is going through his 4 month wakeful and I just want to know what more we should expect.
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  • mistywhite400mistywhite400 member
    girl...it lasted for about 3 weeks with us!  GL to ya & hope it moves along quickly!
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  • JordandiceJordandice
    Ahhhh, I so agree. ?I am hoping sooo much that we are coming out of it because she slept from 10:30 last night until 5:30 this morning...yayyy! ?One day last week she woke up every 5 minutes to 45 minutes THE.ENTIRE.NIGHT., so I am soooo glad to have at least 1 good night of sleep.
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  • kimilanekimilane
    Still in it...it sucks, terribly! Crying
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  • Culkinator54Culkinator54

    I believe DD is starting this also.  Eating and sleeping are SERIOUS challenges, but watching her hands and feet move are awesome!  *Fingers crossed, toes crossed, knocks on wood, says a prayer* That it doesn't last forever.

    How much worse does it get before it gets better?

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  • kimilanekimilane
    imageCulkinator54:

    I believe DD is starting this also.  Eating and sleeping are SERIOUS challenges, but watching her hands and feet move are awesome!  *Fingers crossed, toes crossed, knocks on wood, says a prayer* That it doesn't last forever.

    How much worse does it get before it gets better?

    I'm sure I don't have it the worst, but Frankie sleeps for 30 minute spurts then we've had to resort to keeping her in her crib for the designated amount of nap time and just let her CIO so that she doesn't get a "reward" for waking up early. I set a timer when she wakes up and starts crying for 20 minutes, then I go up and comfort her, etc. Sometimes she goes back to sleep...other times she's cried for 40 minutes to an hour (in 20 minute intervals).

    It's horrible, but I know in the long run it will help her be a better sleeper. I just hope it's over soon. Tongue Tied

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  • Culkinator54Culkinator54
    imagekimilane:
    imageCulkinator54:

    I believe DD is starting this also.  Eating and sleeping are SERIOUS challenges, but watching her hands and feet move are awesome!  *Fingers crossed, toes crossed, knocks on wood, says a prayer* That it doesn't last forever.

    How much worse does it get before it gets better?

    I'm sure I don't have it the worst, but Frankie sleeps for 30 minute spurts then we've had to resort to keeping her in her crib for the designated amount of nap time and just let her CIO so that she doesn't get a "reward" for waking up early. I set a timer when she wakes up and starts crying for 20 minutes, then I go up and comfort her, etc. Sometimes she goes back to sleep...other times she's cried for 40 minutes to an hour (in 20 minute intervals).

    It's horrible, but I know in the long run it will help her be a better sleeper. I just hope it's over soon. Tongue Tied

    How is her nighttime sleep???

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  • SummerbabySummerbaby
    I HEAR YA!! Miles was sleeping through the night and now he goes down at 8:30 and is up at 1:00 and then 4:00!!!!! So frustrating oh and he hates cereal!!
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  • kimilanekimilane
    imageCulkinator54:
    imagekimilane:
    imageCulkinator54:

    I believe DD is starting this also.  Eating and sleeping are SERIOUS challenges, but watching her hands and feet move are awesome!  *Fingers crossed, toes crossed, knocks on wood, says a prayer* That it doesn't last forever.

    How much worse does it get before it gets better?

    I'm sure I don't have it the worst, but Frankie sleeps for 30 minute spurts then we've had to resort to keeping her in her crib for the designated amount of nap time and just let her CIO so that she doesn't get a "reward" for waking up early. I set a timer when she wakes up and starts crying for 20 minutes, then I go up and comfort her, etc. Sometimes she goes back to sleep...other times she's cried for 40 minutes to an hour (in 20 minute intervals).

    It's horrible, but I know in the long run it will help her be a better sleeper. I just hope it's over soon. Tongue Tied

    How is her nighttime sleep???

    Luckily, it hasn't changed much. She goes to bed between 7 and 8:30 but has recently started waking up at 6am. So we just do the same thing from 6-7am as we do with her naps so that she doesn't get "rewarded" for waking up an hour early.

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