We're having minimal luck with this so far. Putting LO in a swing (without turning it on) works really well since she feels snuggled and cozy, but she wakes up far too frequently if laid in a crib, even when swaddled. I'm worried that if we rely on the swing too long she won't be able to transition to the crib when she gets bigger. Is anyone having success with a crib yet?
Re: Does your LO successfully sleep in a crib yet??
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I also make it a point that if he wakes around 7:00, or anytime after it's light outside, I won't put him back in the crib. I'm hoping these circadian rhythms will start kicking in!
We are usually up every 3-4 hours at night in his crib. We do a modified swaddle as he likes to have his arms free. Some nights we will get longer stretches, and some nights he wakes between 2-4 and thinks it's time to be up. We are still all over with schedule.
She sleeps from 10-2 then 230-530 6-9 then naps with me in my bed until 1030 sometimes when I'm lucky!!
I am now EFF so I don't know if that makes a difference or not. But at 6 weeks (today!) she eats every 3-4 hours at night and 2-3 hours during the day still. During the day she sleeps either on me or in her swing.
Also, she still needs to be swaddled whenever she is sleeping anywhere aside from on DH or I. I love the halo swaddle sacks with the Velcro.
He's done a few naps in his crib. Other times we put him in there without success but we let him fuss in there for a bit till he gets either a) too upset (I'm OK with letting him fuss a bit. Not so OK with wailing) or b) falls asleep.
We'll probably start trying to make the crib work more when I go back to work in mid-February.
Like others have said we only put her in there if she is asleep. If I put her in there when she is awake at night she will scream every few minutes until her next feeding after that one she will sleep well but I don't have the patience for that!
Our bassinet is the rock and play kind so is she is fussy some times we start her in there and then move her to the crib.
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