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OMG- LO goes from so sleepy to wide awake in seconds!

Rolos_girlRolos_girl
in Babies: 3 - 6 Months

seriously, she will be asleep/eyes rolling back in her head, then I set her down in the crib and she is WIDE awake!!!! Then fights sleep for 5-10 mins...... not really crying, but fussing. Ugh!

Why? Smile

Am I alone in this, or is this a common thing among you all?

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Re: OMG- LO goes from so sleepy to wide awake in seconds!

  • PubStar09PubStar09 member
    Happens almost every day here.
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  • brinbribrinbri member
    Happens to us all the time.  It is SOOO hard not to start laughing when I am trying to hold the paci in his mouth and he is just grinning like a fool, rolling his head back and forth and kicking his legs.  I actually have to look away and tell myself not to make eye contact!

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  • Rolos_girlRolos_girl

    imagebrinbri:
    It is SOOO hard not to start laughing when I am trying to hold the paci in his mouth and he is just grinning like a fool, rolling his head back and forth and kicking his legs.  I actually have to look away and tell myself not to make eye contact!

    This......it can be sooooo frustrating, but I, too, have to look away too so she doesn't see me smiling/laughing!

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  • juliane2004juliane2004 member

    It's because they are waking up in a place different than they fell asleep.

    Swaddle your LO, put them in their crib awake, and see if they'll fall asleep. 

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  • llaur567llaur567
    imagejuliane2004:

    It's because they are waking up in a place different than they fell asleep.

    Swaddle your LO, put them in their crib awake, and see if they'll fall asleep. 

     I second the swaddling.  Had not tried this in months..LO napped in her crib for over an hr today (which is huge for us).  I also bought the magic sleepsuit for naps..havent tried it yet tho.

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  • strawbrrysmile05strawbrrysmile05

    Charlotte doesn't sleep. Seriously...like....ever. Naps are usually 30min and at night she's still not sttn. In addition, she fights sleep like you would not believe (ok, well it sounds like maybe you would...but you get what I'm saying).

    I usually put her to sleep and then put her down in her crib. If she's not over tired I'll get her drowsy and put her down, but really she just goes down once she's already sleeping...makes it easier on us all.

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