Do you dream feed?

Re: Do you dream feed?

• killysmum23 member

  November 2015

  I did this with my son because I went to bed late as well and it totally worked he would sleep through for the most part. But.... when i stopped doimg it he started to wakr up for it and he is now onr and I go to bed a little earlier and he still has the habit of waking up everynight around midnight for what I think was his dream feed I used to df him at 11. We are working on it and that's the only time he wakes but its still very frustrating. I probably did the dream feed to long though mu hubby works away so I didn't have any help all week so I was exhausted. Do what you feel is best though that was my experience but sometimes you have to do what's best for you at that time. Good luck:)

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• krissyberb member

  November 2015

  I did it for a while but found it didn't really make much of a difference of when my LO woke up next. So now I just let him sleep.

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• Lalala2326 member

  November 2015

  I did with my older daughter and to this day (almost 3 years old) she wakes up around 10-11 each night for a minute or two. She fortunately puts herself back to sleep but I feel bad that my dreamfeeds likely have disrupted her sleep so long....
  

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• Juliebird8307 member

  November 2015

  I've done it with both kids. When I was ready to quit, I gradually move the dream feed closer to her last feeding until it was within a half hour of her last feeding of the day. I never had an problems with her waking up for a dream feed.

  

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