If you went to bed when your kid(s) does (and hopefully fell asleep quickly), what would your sleep look like then??
(Obviously factor in wake ups etc, but don't count naps - nighttime sleep only)
Sleep when baby does...imagine that! 99 votes
Less than 4 hours a night
7.5 or more hours a night
I still don't know what sleep is, I've been up for days.
I sleep more than I'm awake.
Re: Sleep when baby does...imagine that!
Kids in bed at 9-9:30. I spend a bit of time with DH. Then bed around 11.
His alarm goes off at 5 (or earlier a few days a week). LO is up once. Then up for day between 6 and 8.
TTC #1 since 2007. Dx: Unexplained infertility. 4 IUIs in 2008 = BFN. IVF #1 07/09. DD #1 born April 2010 (40w5d).
TTC #2 since 2011. Dx: Endometriosis and hypothyroidism. 2 FETs in 2012, BFP 6/12 but m/c @ 7 weeks. IVF #2 06/13. DD #2 born March 2014 (40w1d).
He 'usually' wakes once a night.
Then he will wake twice a night for seemingly no reason.
Then sometimes he STTN for 2-4 days in a row, then all of a sudden it's like he's awake every hour all night long.
If I went to bed when he did, some nights I'd get 10 hours (when he STTN), and sometimes 2 hours (this happened a few days ago - the Tylenol affected his poops which affected his nighttime sleep).
** however, I DON'T go to bed as soon as he does, so I lose 1-3 hours off what I 'could' get.
I was just curious what was up with other people.
And it's been a while since we had a sleep poll.