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sleepytime troubles!

amhaileyamhailey
in Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months
oh my goodness! as I type this, my little guy is crying in his crib. it is his naptime. this is how it has been for the past month! he is starting to cry again before he falls asleep for both bed & naps. I know that sleep regression happens as they learn new things but I am going a little crazy. (& I am positive that CPS is going to show up on my doorstep one of these days because my neighbors can hear him crying.) what helped you? how long does this last?
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  • gracefulruby33gracefulruby33 member
    I think most would agree that we need more information than this to help you the best way we can. :-) How old is your LO? Are they on two naps or one? Just because it's "naptime" doesn't necessarily mean they're tired. Or maybe he's overtired? Tell us mor
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  • smiling76smiling76 member

    I find it's trying to find that 'perfect' time--- if he's too sleepy then it's insanity to get him to sleep.  Having said that, nap isn't horrible--but bedtime is.  It takes me putting him back in to his bed about 8-12 times every night.&nbsp


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  • amhaileyamhailey
    He is 15.5 months old. He takes 2 naps usually. Depending on how early he wakes up. I wait for signs. He yawns or starts laying on the floor while he's playing then I put him down. He is teething right now. Molars and canines. So I know that he's uncomfor
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  • tanyaspidtanyaspid member
    Lately what DH and I have been doing with DD before bed is turning out all the lights and grab a blanket and pillow. We all wind down in the living room before she goes down for the night. Usually 2030 minutes before bed. This completely calms her, its gr
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  • tanyaspidtanyaspid member
    20 to 30 mins before bed....lol
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