• How old is your child? 19 months
  
• What time do they wake up in the morning? between 7:00 and 7:30 am
  
• Do they have 1 or 2 naps and for how long? one 2-hour nap, usually 1pm to 3pm 
• What time does your child go to sleep at night?   7:30pm
  
• Does your baby sleep through the night? Yes, since 5 months.
  
• Breastfeeding/ bottlefeeding? Still breastfeeding but only at bedtime.
  
  
• Any other factors?  No problems with going to bed at night, but recently we've been having problems with weeekend nap time - lots of crying and needing someone to stay with him til he falls asleep (10 minutes) whereas before he could just settle himself in the crib.  Last weekend he was so upset that he climbed (and fell) out of the crib !

My son is 21 months old and goes to bed at latest 9pm and wakes up at 7:30 am. He is a great sleepr. We just put himn in his crip with his bottle of milk and he is good to go to sleep, no fuss. He naps now once a day from 12:30-2:30..same thing milk in his ccrib and he is off to bed.

 

Routines are great.....  :) When he gets tired sometimes before his bed time or nap time he would ask for his bottle or say night night and I know he needsd to go before his actual routine. This does not happen a lot.

Narie Ju-Hong wrote:

Laura Sacher wrote:

Lisa WM wrote: What is your child's sleep schedule? 

How old is your child?

What time do they wake up in the morning?

Do they have 1 or 2 naps and for how long?

What time does your child go to sleep at night?

Does your baby sleep through the night?

My child is almost 9 months.

He wakes up at around 7:00 am.

He usually takes 2 naps and they are 1-2 hrs long. 

We try for a 7:30 bedtime but it depends on when he goes for his afternoon nap and how long he sleeps for.

He does NOT sleep through the night.  11:30pm feeeding and usually around 4:30 another feeding.

Hi Laura,

My little guy is 9 months today.  Just wonering if you are breast feeding or bottle feeding?  Our sons seem to be on the same schedule.  What are you doing to try to get him to sleep through the night.

Take care,

Narie

Hi Narie,

I now bottle feed and have been for a while.  I am not doing anything at the moment to try and get him to sleep through the night because he is teething.  I think when his teeth come in and things settle I am going to try giving him less ounces to drink to start with then start mixing the bottles more diluted.  I hope that he will lose interest in just having a little "water" and not wake up.  Other than this, I have not put too much more thought into it.  What are you trying or have tried?