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Please explain this to me.

Mommysaurus123Mommysaurus123 member
in December 2010 Moms

Landon is such a good sleeper. He's been sleeping through the night (12 hours most nights) since 2 months. Since then, there have been 2 nights that he has woken up to eat, then been put back to bed. Last night was ridiculous. He went to bed around 9:15 (normally he's in bed around 8:30), but was up at 10:30, 11:30, and 3:00! He wouldn't eat from me at 3 am but DH warmed up a bottle and he ate that.

His diaper was just a little peed, no hair was cutting off circulation on hands, toes, or otherwise... I don't know what was wrong! He just hasn't been acting like himself at all the past 2 days.

What is it?

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  • LovesMMLovesMM member
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.
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  • AFanch1127AFanch1127 member

    imageLovesMM:
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.

    Those are my excuses, too!  L had been up 5, 6, maybe 7 times a night from about 4.5 months until 3 nights ago.  Then, magically, she started just getting up twice.  I have no explanation!  Hope he sleeps better tonight!



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  • MommaEAMommaEA member

    imageLovesMM:
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.

    These were my thoughts, lol.  I always blame it on one or the other.

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  • jillybean800jillybean800 member
    Alexander did this for 4 days.  On the 5th day, I gave him a little tylenol and he slept straight through.  That led me to believe he was teething.  He was rubbing his face right onto the mattress and drooling like a maniac.
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  • 1happygirl7821happygirl782

    Makenzie has been doing the same thing lately.  I read an article and now I can't find the link that during the times of rapid cognitive development (such as when a baby is learning a new skill) infant sleep can be disrupted.  The article basically said that babies minds get really busy thinking about their new skill and practicing it and they can't turn it off.  Much like how an adult's mind operates when stressed. 

    I don't know about other Dec. babies but, Makenzie recently started sitting unsupported and using rolling to be mobile.  So I am blaming her restless nights on this and teething. 

    The article did say that once they are settled into their new ability they will go back to sleep normally. 

     

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  • 1happygirl7821happygirl782

    Okay...sorry that was so long and I found the link

    https://moxie.blogs.com/askmoxie/2006/02/qa_what_are_sle.html 

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  • SonadoraSonadora member
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    The article did say that once they are settled into their new ability they will go back to sleep normally. 

     

    I totally found this to be true. B learned to roll to be mobile and for like 2ish weeks she was a nightmare at night because she was rolling everywhere and practicing. Then, she was back to her normal crappy sleep once she had totally mastered it.

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    The article did say that once they are settled into their new ability they will go back to sleep normally. 

     

    I totally found this to be true. B learned to roll to be mobile and for like 2ish weeks she was a nightmare at night because she was rolling everywhere and practicing. Then, she was back to her normal crappy sleep once she had totally mastered it.

    This made me LOL.  I am hoping once Makenzie is done practicing she will go back to her normal crappy sleep as well.

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  • pitterpatter129pitterpatter129 member
    A full moon, the age, crazy baby syndrome spreading around?  We have the same issues here.  My great sleeper is now my crappy sleeper.  A few of my friends are also having the same issues lately and their babies are a little older (although some are meeting the same milestones - crawling/teething/etc.)  I think there's something in the air!
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  • TMNTgirlTMNTgirl member

    imageLovesMM:
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.

    ditto - maybe the 6 month growth spurt?

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  • xxbabycakesxxxxbabycakesxx member
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    imageLovesMM:
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.

    ditto - maybe the 6 month growth spurt?

    i was going to say this.  teething or 6 month growth spurt. 

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    imageLovesMM:
    Teething? That's my excuse for everything, that or a growth spurt.

    These were my thoughts, lol.  I always blame it on one or the other.

    Me too! DS1 always seems fine during the day, and worse at night with teething.
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  • Mommysaurus123Mommysaurus123 member

    I'm guessing growth spurt, or teething molars. He keeps shoving everything to the back of his mouth when he's awake.

    It sucks though... we are going on a vacation with family this weekend and there will be 15 people there... plus a one month old. I hope he lets everyone sleep!

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