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Michelle,
 I'm an advocate for letting the child cry it out for a few minutes, but I'll try and give you some different advice.
 I've learned that if you try and put your child to bed when he's a bit drowsy, not asleep or wide eyed, it usually goes a lot better.
 May I ask why you haven't tried letting him cry? Just wondering.

Good Luck!
 Stephanie Burton

michellebug1161975 <michellebug@...> wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if anyone had any advice or suggestions on how to get a baby
to sleep *not in my or my husbands arms*. Maybe this is impossible, we
have been trying everything, EXCEPT letting him cry it out. He is used
to being nursed to sleep or bounced by my husband. if we leave the bed
or put him down, he wakes up almost immediately. He sleeps really well
when we are holding him or sleeping with him. As he gets older (he is
6.5 months now) it is getting harder because he doesn't just fall
asleep when he is tired anymore and I have been napping with him and
going to bed at like 9pm.

thanks,
Michelle




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Hello, I wonder if anyone had any advice or suggestions on how to get a baby to sleep *not in my or my husbands arms*. Maybe this is impossible, we have been...
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Have you tried white noise? A small fan, clothes dryer, radio on static to name a few. I have a space heater in all my kids' rooms and we run it at night....
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Hi Maria, we are putting together a bed time routine. hopefully this will help. thanks for the suggestions! ... static to name a few. I have a space heater in...
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Michelle, I'm an advocate for letting the child cry it out for a few minutes, but I'll try and give you some different advice. I've learned that if you try and...
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Hi Stephanie i havent let him cry because it goes against my instincts. it has always felt right to nurse him to sleep and coslee. i also i think because he...
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Michelle, I think that changes a lot of things, I too would want to take it a bit slower with my child if my child had been in the hospital for a long time. ...
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Michelle ~ This sounds exactly like my son, Owen (now 21 months). At about 6 months we set a bedtime routine - bath, pj's, book, nursing, bed. You can use...
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Hi Michelle!! Thought I would give you a different view. No one way is right, it is what feels right for you and your baby and what feels right in your heart....
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Kara, As a nurse, maybe you can answer a question for me. Elizamay, my 2 month old, has had an excecive amount of sleep in her eyes since her second week. I...
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Hi Stephanie! Maybe a blocked tear duct...babies that have lots of goo in thier eyes sometimes have blocked ducts. Check with pediatrician, I can't remember...
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Hello, Ethan had a blocked tear duct (started at 2mths till 5 mths) sometimes it got worse, but it is now all better. the pediatrician said warm washcloths,...
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Michelle, thanks for the info... I'll put the warm washclothes and massage idea to use! Steph michellebug1161975 <michellebug@...> wrote:...
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Hi Kara, thank you for the advice. i have never wanted to let him cry, it just went againts all of my instincts. but as you said, i feel like i would like some...
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Michelle I hope the bedtime routine works for you. Babies like rhythm and structure. I'm a avid nurser and co-sleeper as well, but I also know from...
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