I think Brenna was about 8 months. I should have stopped much sooner but she slept so well that I was scared it'd turn to custard if I stopped (BTW it was fine)
I never gave a dreamfeed and Bella has slept really well since she was two months old. She now sleeps 13 hrs at night which is great.
I read that once your bubba is 6mnths old they are definitely capable of sleeping through and measures can be taken.
About 10 mths I think, which was way later than I needed to, but secretly I enjoyed the quiet, snuggle time with them, it made up for all the crap parts of the day.
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I never gave a dreamfeed and Bella has slept really well since she was two months old. She now sleeps 13 hrs at night which is great.
I read that once your bubba is 6mnths old they are definitely capable of sleeping through and measures can be taken.
hmmmm, what kind of measures are we talking I may need to use them in our household
i never gave dream feeds..tried but then he woke every hour grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr having said that he doesnt sleep through the night yet cuase of teething........as soon as one tooth comes through another one hits we may get a night out of the month
I never dreamfed as Eva will wake at 1am regardless of whether I did or not. I've read that once 3 meals a day are established they're more likely to sleep through the night, so to try dropping the 10pm feed then.
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My beautiful 2 girls...nearly 4 and 13 months
(02/01/06)
Topsy wrote:
I may need to use them in our household
we may get a night out of the month
I've read that once 3 meals a day are established they're more likely to sleep through the night, so to try dropping the 10pm feed then. 
