Sleep help.

theuntaggablek · January 2013

Sorry to be a pw, but I thought those of you struggling with super-early risers might want to know about this clock that you can set to change colors at a certain time and then coach your LO that they can't wake you until it's green.

https://www.amazon.com/American-Innovative-Teach-Talking-Nightlight/dp/B003D7KV0Q/ref=pd_sim_hg_3

It's revolutionized our 5:30-6:00 AM waker to get up at 6:45 consistently. (We could probably set it back slightly to 7:00-ish without him noticing...but didn't want to push our luck). I was amazed how quickly he got it and now I hear him say "it's green mama, it's green! I get up now!"

kj07 · January 2013

That's super cool. Is he in a crib or a bed now? Not sure why that matters but I feel the need to ask.
With molars B's having so much trouble with his night sleep that we have no problem with early waking. But it's going into my arsenal for later.

theuntaggablek · January 2013

Crib. I don't mess with a good thing, and he hasn't tried to climb out. I spose we may switch him before #2 comes in early July, but I'm not looking forward to it!

keags5496 · January 2013

We were thinking about doing this for Evan. Since we switched him into a toddler bed he's been getting up early. He miraculously started sleeping until like 7:30 this week though so we'll see what happens! Thanks for the info!

lrn327 · January 2013

Thanks for the rec! I was just thinking about this yesterday.

kat81again2 · January 2013

THANK YOU for posting this. I am about to write a "help me" post about sleep and this is something that could help, though we have additional problems. A 6 am wake-up is actually ok for us, but the 5:15 one is not.

dee12807 · January 2013

We also got something similar it has a sleeping bunny and awake bunny. Now T stays in bed until 6:45 instead of 6:00 and yells 'bunny up!' as he comes running into our room ;

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