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carline
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| Hi, a month ago I became a mother of a beautiful baby boy. This is my first child and everything about him is new to me. I really love him and can not imagine my life without him. However, there is one thing that keeps me awake. Actually, it is him. There is not a single night when he does not wake up crying. He is driving us crazy. Can you tell me when do babies start sleeping trough the night? |
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luella
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| Posted: 10/01/07 - 16:59 Post subject: |
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| Hi, what you are going trough now, is something that every parent experiences. A usual thing, like a good night sleep, seams so unreal. In time, when your son becomes a toddler, you will start to enjoy the simple things in life that recently were even difficult to imagine. Of course, I am referring to night sleep. There are also some things that you can do in order to make your son sleep trough the night. However, all of the possibilities may not "work" with your child. If you can not bear to wake up in the night, I suggest you see a specialist. Tell him about your problem and ask for advice on how to "persuade" a baby into sleeping trough the night. I must say that it could happen that nothing will work. If this occurs, be patient. When your son reaches the ages of the toddler, it will all come in its place. |
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