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I am such a twit

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Iwillorderthefood · 24/10/2014 05:15

It has just dawned on me why I get no big chunk of sleep. I have a 4.5 month old plus two other school age children. I hsve been feeding her to frequently. So 4.45 am then 8am for 5-10 mins then at about 9,30, 11, 1pm and 2.15 (before school run),4.30 (after school run), 6 before older children's bedtime, 7 to 7.30 , 9.30 when I go to bed, 12.30 when she wakes up and again at 2.30 ish. I have done this as I am concerned thst I will on the school run with scscreaming baby. What I have actually done is create a baby used to feeding every 2 hours. So now I need to stretch her to have any hope of longer chunks of sleep. Please tell me how? I am bf.

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Iwillorderthefood · 24/10/2014 16:19

Hi yes there is a teen who could help. Thanks for the flowers. My life is not so hard as some as my other two are older, 5 and nearly 9. However I am the main transport to and from clubs.

I have a plan now I am going to try and get her naps to be a bit longer morning and afternoon. So she is awake when she get to school. I have altered slight when she has her feed pre school run (slightly earlier) then get her to nap whilst I walk (I know but with two other children a nap in a cot does not work,. Hopefully she will then take a bit more food. I am leaving all others the same, and we shall see.

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mathanxiety · 24/10/2014 16:47

DD1 was the only one of the DCs who ever got to nap in her cot, and napping wasn't her forte anyway.

Iwillorderthefood · 24/10/2014 18:20

Good glad it's not just me. Love your name Math

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