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SpicyJalfrezi · 02/09/2021 02:27

Eight till eleven - I don’t know how ds (8.5 months) does it. During the day I never regret him but at night I could cheerfully return him Sad

He had the grand sum total of 1.5 hours sleep today (635-8pm) then up three hours later. Fed well, nothing discernible wrong.

I’m losing the will to live.

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TerrificTeapot · 02/09/2021 02:44

And even when they finally go back to sleep you stay awake and have to work or take care of them through the brain fog the following day.
It's exhausting.
But it does get better. It might take a while (maybe a few more years ...) but most children eventually do settle down at night. I found it best not to focus too much on the kids and their sleep and just occupy myself with something else.
Two dots and mumsnet for the win...

Didyeaye · 02/09/2021 02:48

Same OP. Almost 9mo DD. Woke up after about an hour earlier. Took 2 hours to get back to sleep and now is wide awake again.
My DH is isolating in our room since Tuesday afternoon and I have 2 older kids.
I could cheerfully walk away just now

SpicyJalfrezi · 02/09/2021 06:38

It’s hideous. Surely they must get tired!?

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Nc4post99 · 02/09/2021 15:24

It sucks! That’s was the worst age for us sleep wise, got better at 10/11 months.

It’s not for everyone but would you be open to gentle sleep training. Bedding in worked really well for us at this age, that hand holding and a stick on black out blind x

HangingChads · 02/09/2021 15:31

It's awful. Can you leave him with your DH from, say, 10pm-2am and get some sleep?

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