what does ur typical night look like

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• veryblessed11

  March 2013

  LO goes to bed at 9, DS as well. We do bath, lotion, and read a few books.

  

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• violajack member

  March 2013

  My DS still wakes up every two hours to BF. He is actually eating at those wakings, not just nursing back to sleep. I'm having a hard time getting him to nurse during the day again. He's really getting into eating (BLW) and just doesn't want to nurse a

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• anonsouthernbell member

  March 2013

  We co- bed which usually helps me get enough sleep, but dd has been in teething mode and so lately I have been tired.  Last night she woke up too many times to count, but she is getting a lot of teeth so I'm sure the extra nursing sessions are comfor

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• kpearse99 member

  March 2013

  We start his bedtime routine around 7:30, sometimes 7 if he's really sleepy.  He gets a bath, lotion, jammies and then a 6oz bottle.  Some nights he's passed out in my arms, and other nights I put him in his crib and he falls asleep on his ow

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• AliciaS1411 member

  March 2013

  LO goes to bed at 10. We do dinner at 7, then we play in the floor until about 8. Then he gets a bath (which usually lasts 35-45 minutes), then we do lotion, bedtime diaper, pajamas. A bedtime story, a bottle, and he's usually out the second he finishes t

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• acbfreire member

  March 2013

  DD goes to bed at 9:30 ish and is up for the day between 9 - 10 am. She wakes up every 1-4h. I put her back in the crib every time, but if I am too exhausted, I bed share (safely).

  I know that she is eating and do not plan to night wean before on

  

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• Babybear70 member

  April 2013

  Typically out evening routine starts with dinner at roughly 6pm. Then play time until about 7:30 and then we go for a bath. Then it is jammies, sometimes a book (usually he is so tired and cranky by this point we don't get that far, so I si

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• alizabethanne member

  April 2013

  We still go by cues. Right now DD is starting to stay up later and sleep in longer. Dinner at 6, play until about 730. Bath routine and then feeding until shes asleep. Sometimes she falls asleep while eating and sometimes I rock her to sleep. Then I bring

  

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• henrytviii member

  April 2013

  Bedtime at 7-8pm depending on cues.  First segment is 3-5 hours then he is typically up much more frequenty, every 1-2 hours.  He nurses and seems truely hungry but in the last few weeks I've noticed more comfort nursing.  I was thinking

  

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