Sleep

Discussion in 'The First Year' started by LeahP3, Jan 5, 2007.

  1. LeahP3

    LeahP3 New Member

    Can some one tell me when their babies started sleeping through the night?
     
  2. LeahP3

    LeahP3 New Member

    Can some one tell me when their babies started sleeping through the night?
     
  3. Rhiannon

    Rhiannon Well-Known Member

    Mine started sleeping through occasionally at about 2.5 to 3 months. Now at 4.5 months they are pretty good at sleeping for around 10 to 12 hours a night.
     
  4. LNC20

    LNC20 Well-Known Member

    mine started sleeping all the way through from 7pm to 6:30 am at 5 months. We did CIO.
     
  5. 4EverHis

    4EverHis Well-Known Member

    The oldest twin (who loves his thumb)started sleeping through the night right on Christmas Eve. That was my Christmas present from him [​IMG] The youngest twin (who loves his paci) gets up once. He is having spit up problems so I am wondering if that has anything to do with it. They weigh 10 lbs. 10 oz. and 10 lbs. 8 oz.

    My dr. said that for the most part, all babies should be sleeping through the night by 4 months of age. Mine are 9 weeks old.
     
  6. li li

    li li Well-Known Member

    um. not yet (8 months). in fact their sleep's been getting worse since 6 months. [​IMG].

    i breastfeed, don't do CIO (not a policy, just a wimp), don't let them fuss, never was able to get them to lie down 'awake but drowsy' (reflux and wimpy parenting), rush in at their first whimper ... ie do everything wrong. and now pay for it with their waking 3 times each per night. [​IMG]
     
  7. becky5

    becky5 Guest

    Emma 4 months, Jacob 6 months. [​IMG]
     
  8. valeriemiller39

    valeriemiller39 Well-Known Member

    5 months...one on her own, one with my help
     
  9. i4get

    i4get Well-Known Member

    At 10.5 weeks they started sleeping from about 10p to 6a with no waking at all. They had actually stopped getting a bottle for about two weeks prior, but were still waking once during the night (3a for Morgan and 4a for Jonah). Eventually, I had to let them cry to break the "Mommy I need my binky" habit. It only took a few days and only 10-20 minutes of crying (which lessened each night).

    HTH. Shannon
     
  10. excitedk

    excitedk Well-Known Member

    dd is close and ds is NO WHERE NEAR close.

    Kristi
    Molly and Zach almost 7 months
     
  11. Rachel0980

    Rachel0980 Well-Known Member

    4 months here. We used the miracle blankets and they were just that, a miracle. Now at almost 8 months they have regressed a little due to teething.
     
  12. mommyeandm

    mommyeandm Well-Known Member

    Around 12-14 pounds when they were about 4 months old.
     
  13. seamusnicholas

    seamusnicholas Well-Known Member

    i keep hoping every night that this is the night but no luck here yet!
    THey wake to eat not to be comforted. THey eat enough during the day so i dont know what their deal is.
     
  14. sj3g

    sj3g Well-Known Member

    My twins both slept through the night for 12 hrs. without waking the day they turned 10 weeks old, and they have every night since with the exception of being sick twice. You can train them to do this (I did) if you want. There are many different philosophies and books out there. I used 12 Hours' Sleep by 12 Weeks, by Suzy Giordano. I highly recommend it. [​IMG]
     
  15. dfaut

    dfaut 30,000-Post Club

    3 mos. they slept from 9:00 - 5:30 ish.....
     
  16. 2peasNApod

    2peasNApod Well-Known Member

    I never did CIO and ran in at every wimper for fear of the one waking the other. I wish I would have separated them eariler. Both of mine had/have reflux, so usually there was one or two spit up changes in the middle of the night. I separated them and they slept through the night at 7.5 months. Then they started teething on top so 2 weeks of up all night with both of them now back on track.
     
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