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Breaking Tilly


Cakie

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Well not literally ;)

Princess Tilly has been a very sleepy baby but recently has had a bit of a problem going to sleep on a night time :nonono:

Little fella was a dream getting to sleep, come 7pm he would have crawled upstairs himself if he could :)

Last night was a total nightmare, with constant screaming :unsure: Eventually got her to sleep at midnight <_<

Tonight we had a gentle, quiet bath, then read stories (to little fella) but still she decided to scream the house down. So, after changing/burping her, I left her, and left her and left her. I started off leaving her for a few mins, then 5 mins then 10 mins. Really, really hard to follow through but when I finally left her for 10mins and watched the clock, she stopped :doh: She then moaned for 30 seconds but gave up ;)

The joys of motherhood ;)

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Good on you Katie. Leaving a crying baby is one of the toughest things to do, but as long as she has everything, she will be fine (as has been proved) Fingers crossed this is day 1 in teaching Tilly that dark nights = sleep! :D

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Good on you Katie. Leaving a crying baby is one of the toughest things to do, but as long as she has everything, she will be fine (as has been proved) Fingers crossed this is day 1 in teaching Tilly that dark nights = sleep! :D

Thanks for your support :)

It's incredibly hard, even having gone through it once before :nonono:

I know now that she goes quiet when I walk upstairs, so there is no problem apart from wanting cuddles etc.....which is fine during the day but not at night :doh:

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Fair play to you Katie it must be hard. Ive been soooooo lucky with Ollie that he settles really well at night. Your doing the right thing those and im sure she will et the hang of it pretty quickly !

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Good on you Katie. Leaving a crying baby is one of the toughest things to do, but as long as she has everything, she will be fine (as has been proved) Fingers crossed this is day 1 in teaching Tilly that dark nights = sleep! :D

Thanks for your support :)

It's incredibly hard, even having gone through it once before :nonono:

I know now that she goes quiet when I walk upstairs, so there is no problem apart from wanting cuddles etc.....which is fine during the day but not at night :doh:

No need to thank me hun, being a mum to a new born is the hardest thing in the world!!

You are doing right in breaking the nightly cuddles - or it will soon progress to the marital bed (as my friends 3 year old is proving) Stick to the nightly feeds and changing, but no cuddles (even if it does sound hard or harsh) :) xxxxx

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