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Snickerdoodle
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Posted: 28 June 2008 at 9:05pm |
Thanks everyone
I'm spending the night back in my room with DH tonight.
Baby monitor is on and sound checked.
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arohanui
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 8:25am |
Yay!
How did it go last night?
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Snickerdoodle
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 9:11am |
Annoying
I felt completely happy in our room. Hannah was happy and slept right through (excpet a 30 second wake up when she threw her dummy out of the cot at 3am).
But I ended up in her room at 2:30am cos our monitor keeps picking up the neighbour baby crying, along with a huge crackly sound
It does it during the day (which is cute, cos you can hear the mummy singing lullabyes and the baby chattering), but at night it's annoying.
So tonight we're going to turn the volume off and hope the lights on it wake me up.
Hannah cried at 3am when she threw her dummy out of the cot. DH heard her and he'd sleep through a train coming through the house so we should hear her if she's going for it. She's in the next room, so it should be fine.
Chances are I'll end up in there again.
Kinda defeats the purpose of putting her in her own room.
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arohanui
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 9:28am |
Oh dear about the monitor... does it still do it if you change the channel?
We have Harry in his own room without the monitor - I found that I kept waking at every little snuffle that was picked up by the monitor. We have our room then a kind of lounge/study area then his room, we just leave both our doors open and we can hear him really easily.
Yay for Hannah being happy and sleeping straight through though! That is fab!
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WRXnKids
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 10:03am |
Do you have cellphone plugged in in your room? Our Monitor we had to put on the second channel cos channel A was too crackley and we also found if there was a cellphone charger plugged in in the room whether a phone was on it or not it would make the monitor noisy. If yours has cool flashy lights surely it is high tech enough that it has other channels to choose from.
Glad its going well tho Josh started sleeping well during the night when we put him in his own room cos we werent waking every small cry and we would leave him to cry longer when he did wake up so now he generally falls back asleep on his own. He slept from 9pm to 8.30am last night so good luck
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Snickerdoodle
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 10:13am |
Thanks, Liz
That's awesome, WRX!
DH has his cell phone charger plugged in...could see if that does the trick
Our monitor doesn't have other channels
We'll see how we go
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LittleBug
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 10:27am |
Oh no, sucky about the monitor. Chloe is in the room next to our bedroom though, and I hear her when she wakes up (I hear the cot creak, lol) and I can definitely hear her when she cries. So hopefully you should be sweet! We tried a monitor but it was so crackly, we could actually hear better without it.
Yay for Hannah sleeping through tho (apart from the dummy-throwing, hehe)
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 10:42am |
Can you still hear her from your room? I found that I didnt really need the monitor on as I woke up BEFORE every waking. Of course now I tend to incorporate Tom's crying into my dream and think I have gotten up when I havent
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 1:32pm |
We find heaps of things interfere with our monitor.
Electric blankets, phone chargers, laptop Oh and the microwave lol (not that we use it at night  ) If we turn EVERYTHING off, no crackly noises
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 4:14pm |
Glad the first night went well , C was in her own room from 3 months, she was just too big by then for her bassinette, she was fine ....as for me ...well, thats debateable
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 5:39pm |
nzpiper wrote:
Can you still hear her from your room? I found that I didnt really need the monitor on as I woke up BEFORE every waking. Of course now I tend to incorporate Tom's crying into my dream and think I have gotten up when I havent |
LMAO i do that too!!! i dream that i hear him so i get up and go get his bottle . .
its really weird
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Posted: 29 June 2008 at 5:46pm |
I dream Josh is crying too i only wake up when he gets to the screaming stage now.
We use a monitor cos my parents have 3 cats and have to keep the door closed so even though we are in the next room we can hear him without the monitor.
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