Let's have a suffering competition. How old was your "bad" sleeper when he/she first slept through the night?

[Cadelaide]

DS is 2.11 and I'm still waiting.

[Feenie]

3.6. Still waiting!

[K999]

9 and still doesnt!!

[Cadelaide]

Actually why am I doing this? It can only depress me further.

[TheProvincialLady]

2.9 and waiting. A poor effort.

[Cadelaide]

Bloody hell K999.

Didn't really think of those with SN, i spose this thread must sicken them. Sorry.

[K999]

Luckily dd2 is 2 and has slept through since 12 weeks!! We often tease dd1 that he little sister sleeps all night and she still doesnt!!

[Cadelaide]

What, never ever? Not even once? (You're definitely winning here)

[curlyredhead]

3.6, just after her twin sisters were born...

[K999]

Not unless I sleep in the bed with her and that is not ideal although I do do it often as I want to get some sleep!!She talks and walks in her sleep....

[thisisyesterday]

ds2 slept through at 18 months.
but has lately taken to waking at 3.30 for milk again, he's nearly 20 months now, so it didn[t last long lol

[spicemonster]

I can count on both my hands the nights my DS has slept through in the last year I reckon. He's 2.4.

[TheCrackFox]

3.5 yrs old and it nearly bloody killed me.

He is nearly 8 now and I regularly have to wake him up for school. He normally sleeps 12-13 hrs a night. I think an alien abduction must have taken place in the last 2 years.

[Caz10]

aaaargh thisisyesterday, don't say that, dd is 18mths and has just started to sleep through, albeit with a very early start. Please don't say this will only last 2mths!!!

[Aimsmum]

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[4andnotout]

4.4 and still ends up in the bottom of my bed.

[swanriver]

Depends what you mean by bad.
Ds2 always woke up at 2.00 climbed into bed with us without further fuss, and went back to sleep till 6.45,7am. Until he was 4/5.
Didn't find it a tremendous problem.
But woe betide if he talked to us for longer than two minutes in middle of night, that was it, straight back into his own bed cold turkey. I refused to be kept awake by a muttering toddler.
He still occasionally wakes up and climbs in, but about once a week only (he is seven)