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Our fella had a problem nice William haircut for the first 4months. Rather than baby hair falling out completely he had a male pattern baldness thing going on

Tough one Jonah - our little fella was like that. Sleep training did help a bit. But it can be a hard road

after falling asleep on mammy down in the sitting room last night he slept through to 6am in his cot without a peep, and then slept in hour bed for another 1.5hrs. lets hope he's pressed the reset button!

modern kids are so lazy

I guess our boundary such as it is is that he initially goes to sleep in the cot at his normal bedtime (unless he's sick or otherwise particularly off form). after that if he wakes and wont settle we bring him in i actually dont mind having him in the bed for the most part - just worried about...

its really frustrating - I know its all part of it but in so many ways he's absolutely flying along and in all a fairly easy kid to manage. just the sleep slippage is the issue.

he was SLEEPING THROUGH THE NIGHT. now clearly has decided standing in the cot screaming is the way to go. we've ended up bringing him back into our bed most nights...been running for the past 2-3weeks.. might you the non-regressed sleep was only for a few months really.

9-10 month sleep regression.. just when you think you're out they drag you right back in....

our little fella now says dadadadadada when he sees me (in a similar matt damon fashion). also goes mamamamama when he's upset, or when my wife leaves the room.

spoken like a true civil servant

something I just remembered that we've found very useful from a number of perspectives. the old sleep deprivation makes it very hard to keep track of trends/routines as they'll always be subject to change whenever the little one is feeling a bit off and needs a bit more comfort, or goes...

its really hard - but you'll get there. basically the way to look at sleep training is that it will overall also - the chronic infant stress studies leading to emotional and developmental problems typically look at extreme situations. 15mins of crying in the context of an otherwise loving...

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eventually - the controlled cry it out. effectively try to get them in the cot soothed, and if they start crying leave them 5mins before picking them up, and repeat process for a few cycles. Obviously dont leave them bawling for hours - but they will eventually start learning to self sooth i...

this is the worst. time to start sleep training - you'll be getting shit sleep anyway. a stressful month ahead - but you'll get there.