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WDYD when LO gets woken up from a nap?

IlliniQTIlliniQT member
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LO was napping and a car alarm was SO loud it woke up up after 25 minutes.  We took him out of his room because we couldn't get him to calm down but he's a disaster now...what do you do when LO gets woken up from a nap waaaay too early?
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Re: WDYD when LO gets woken up from a nap?

  • kmpage28kmpage28
    I usually try rocking her again in her bedroom, no talking, no smiling, etc.  Works about 50% of the time to get her back down but does take a while some times.
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  • jmo866jmo866 member
    Ditto. Today he woke waaay too early but all on his own, no noises here. I try rocking him back to sleep anything under an hour, and it works about 50/50.
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  • dairygirl19dairygirl19 member

    I just give it up and try at the next bottle to see if that'll put her to sleep again at least for a bit.

    Not the greatest I know, but I don't have the longest napper so when she's up she's up and that's that.

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  • IlliniQTIlliniQT member
    Yah we tried just about everything and finally gave in -- we're currently trying to get him down for a 3rd nap (he usually takes 2 since he's such a grump and it's only 4:30 -- it is NOT going well ugh...
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  • frogyiefrogyie
    This happened to me today also. Although my guy usually take about 45 minute naps but I knew he needed a longer nap( we went to a parade) I put him in bed with me and we napped together for 2 more hours! That never happens but I think we both needed and the extra cuddle time wasn't bad either.
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  • T&HLoveT&HLove member
    Just do my best to get her back down. Usually nursing- occasionally other soothing works if she's not fully awake. It works maybe 40% of the time but I always give her the chance. Otherwise it's just deal with a fuss monster until her next nap 
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