8 month behind the times infant wont sleep!? PLEASE HELP!?
My 8 month old son has not been sleeping dutiful at all. He is up most of the night and doesn't take more than a 20 min forty winks during the day. I have given him tylenol to help if he be in any pain and that didn't help. I own done everything and just really stuck.. Any suggestions? Please no smart *** answers.
If he is still taking a bottle try to warm some milk up for him this help my son majorly. Also try to give him a bath that usually calms them down. Is he teething? Hopefully you find something that works... My son go through the same thing.
My son was the same process... If you breast feed and bring him to your bed this might be the reason he wakes up. when he wake in the night let him cry for a time then go and lay him down don't say anything and go off the light off. It will take something like 3 nights of a lot of crying but that is what I have to do with my son he was 9 months at the time. Also try to tire him out more take him to the park, generate him crawl a lot different things so that he is really tired. Don't give him tylenol unless you know he needs it for sure. Chances are he lately likes that you get up for him and he is playing on your sympathy.
Answers: Has anything changed with him? Has he started crawling, walking, etc? He may be so excited about his activites he merely doesnt want to sleep. With my son, every single time a tooth comes in, I can expect sleepless nights. And NOTHING helped. No tylenol, bottle, nought. You may check his mouth and see if anything is happening there. Maybe not feeling resourcefully? I have no suggestions, except hang in nearby. I have learned its all a phase. Some closing a week others a month. But in no time at all you will be back to sleeping, right along near him.
I have used the car thing fairly a few times, and it has worked. Always worth a try! or even a stroller.
Good luck.
teeting tablets? If youve not used them... do! Perfectly safe, can be used next to Tylenol, and can get them at Walmart, Walgreens, etc.
put him in the coup¨¦ and just drive, or in a pram and just amble till he goes to sleep
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If he is still taking a bottle try to warm some milk up for him this help my son majorly. Also try to give him a bath that usually calms them down. Is he teething? Hopefully you find something that works... My son go through the same thing.
My son was the same process... If you breast feed and bring him to your bed this might be the reason he wakes up. when he wake in the night let him cry for a time then go and lay him down don't say anything and go off the light off. It will take something like 3 nights of a lot of crying but that is what I have to do with my son he was 9 months at the time. Also try to tire him out more take him to the park, generate him crawl a lot different things so that he is really tired. Don't give him tylenol unless you know he needs it for sure. Chances are he lately likes that you get up for him and he is playing on your sympathy.
Answers: Has anything changed with him? Has he started crawling, walking, etc? He may be so excited about his activites he merely doesnt want to sleep. With my son, every single time a tooth comes in, I can expect sleepless nights. And NOTHING helped. No tylenol, bottle, nought. You may check his mouth and see if anything is happening there. Maybe not feeling resourcefully? I have no suggestions, except hang in nearby. I have learned its all a phase. Some closing a week others a month. But in no time at all you will be back to sleeping, right along near him.
I have used the car thing fairly a few times, and it has worked. Always worth a try! or even a stroller.
Good luck.
teeting tablets? If youve not used them... do! Perfectly safe, can be used next to Tylenol, and can get them at Walmart, Walgreens, etc.
put him in the coup¨¦ and just drive, or in a pram and just amble till he goes to sleep
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