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    Posted: 26 June 2007 at 7:28pm
and did you do anything to assist the change?
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James started sleeping through around 8wks, we didn't do anything to try and get him to sleep through.




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Maya slept thru from 7 weeks, I did nothing other than give her the dream feed that Plunket suggested, she was just a good sleeper from the start.

The gremlins went from waking every 2 hours screaming to very suddenly sleeping thru at (I think) about 3 1/2 months. Was right after we got all of their health issues sorted. The only thing I did differently was put an extra scoop of formula in their dream feed, but I don't think it was that that made the difference coz I made up the extra 30ml of water over their daytime bottles, and when I stopped adding an extra scoop to that feed a few weeks later they still slept thru.
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Kiya was "taught" to sleep through at 6mths by the nurses at MotherCraft (she'd been doing it on and off from 6 weeks, but then we developed the bad habit of her sleeping in my bed on me)

Josiah started sleeping through at 15mths, I started offering him cold water instead of a warm bottle of milk at 3am when he began mucking around at that feed (so didn't need it anymore) and he decided that wasn't worth waking for.

Xavier isn't sleeping through yet, he's feeding at least twice a night.
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Jake still wakes once, at least, and charl can go all night, but usually wakes once (after dream feed) but last night it was 3 times!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by fattartsrock fattartsrock wrote:

Jake still wakes once, at least


Annie, you need to train Jake like I (without intending to) trained Josiah!

From the moment Xavier was born, Nat started waking up to Josiah and I stopped. Now, the few times Josiah does get up in the night, he goes around to Daddy's side of the bed!
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Still waiting, oh no we had a full night's sleep in May but she had a kidney infection and had been up screaming all night the previous 4 nights, she was as knackered as we were.
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Rhiannon has been sleep through since about 8wks....only wakes if she is in pain (teething)


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Andrew was about 6 weeks and Josh was about a month. Did nothing for Andrew as he was on formula, but Josh we give hima bottle of EBM and I think that helps.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Lily has been a super duper sleeper and slept right through at 4 1/2 weeks, and now she sleeps 12 hours a night, she is a dream child and loves her sleep like her Mummy.


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Ashlee started sleeping through at about 9 weeks. We just stopped waking her for her 10pm bottle as it was getting harder and harder to wake her for it and she hasn't woken up in the night for a bottle since! Her nighttime routine was well established by that stage and I think that played a huge part in her sleeping through.
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Hannah and Briona both were waking once at 6mos and didn't stop that until they were weaned at 11mos Krystiana was sleeping through at 6-8 weeks but hasn't done it once since 3 1/2 mos, just before we introduced solids. She usually still wakes twice a night, although one of those is after 5am so not tooooo bad. I just wish she'd sleep through again! and wonder if she's getting enough solids?
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I can only remember that we were still doing a dreamfeed around 9:30/10pm when Erin was about 4months, don't think we dropped it for another couple months, but for all intents and purposes she has slept through since maybe 8 wks??
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I'm not too gung-ho strict on our 'routine' but Erin really seemed to thrive on having things relatively organised, was just thinking about what we may have done to 'assist' her sleeping through... but brain is too fuzzy
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I'm still waiting for the 18 hours sleep that all the books I read during pregnancy promised me!

Remember that in all the sleep studies etc 5 hours is considered sleeping though the night! (No to me it isn't!) We haven't even got to that yet!
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Originally posted by AndysMummy AndysMummy wrote:

Remember that in all the sleep studies etc 5 hours is considered sleeping though the night!


I didn't know that! Gina sleeps for 5 hour stretches no probs but does wake up once. It's because she normally goes down at around 8-9pm so ends up waking up at around 1-2am for a feed and then sleeps again thru to the morning. I don't actaully mind it as I need to get up anyways - boobs hurt too much from the milk (but refuse to leak it out on their own! )
    
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I consider 8 hours to be sleeping through the night... or at least it is for me

Laura do you think co-sleeping keeps Andy awake more often in the night? Just a thought, I've never done the co-sleeping thing.
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Isla has just started sleeping 8 hrs without waking in the last 2 weeks, probably about 50% of the time. She still wakes for a feed around 10-10.30pm, then sleeps til 6.30-7am.
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I firmly believe that "sleeping through" is something people are very vague about when they say their baby does it (no offense to you ladies )

I'm pretty sure (my lack of memory is a beautiful thing here) that Hannah slept through when she was about 6 weeks old. I know for a fact that this didn't continue (though did go on and off) - the whole non-sleep thing peaked when she was about 2 years old when she would wake up about 5 times a night!!! ARGH!!

Anyway, just wanted to say take "sleeping through" in the loosest of terms... it's the only way you stay sane if you have a "normal" sleeper!
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We didn't do a dreamfeed when Elle was younger as she'd wake fully and then be restless for the rest of the night. At 3mths she'd sleep 7pm to 1am then to 5am then to 7am. Then at 4mths she did 7pm to 3am to 6.30am. At about 5mths she did 7pm to 5am to 7am. Then she started going backwards and waking anywhere between 1 and 4.

At 7.5 mths we introduced a dreamfeed. She was still breastfed but if I picked her up she woke so I did the dreamfeed with a bottle and simply propped her up in bed. She slept through from that point. I droped the dreamfeed 2 weeks later and she has slept through every night since.

I personally think sleeping through is a rhythym and some babies take longer than others to learn it. In our case, the dreamfeed ensured she was full enough to transition throgh the light sleep phases during the early hours without waking. Once her body was in the rhythm of it the dreamfeed was no longer needed.

(Edited as should've typed didn't rather than did in the first sentence! Whoops)

That is what worked for us but all babies are different.

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