Hi Ladies, just catching up on messages- nice to see some have had progress with sleep training, it makes such a difference.
Naps are so hit and miss these days, I never know how long I'm going to get and he seems to be such a light sleeper that any noise will disturb him. Thanks for the link to the black out blind as I'm considering getting one. He has 3 naps a day ranging from 40 mins to hr and a half. His wake windows are 2hrs before morning nap (gets up between 6 and half 6), then at least 2 hr 30 before lunch time one, sometimes 2 hr 40..then afternoon nap he usually has 2hr 45 / 50 before it. He goes to sleep at 7pm and strangely can sometimes (depending on timings and nap lengths) wake up from his last nap at 5pm. This only leaves 2 hrs before bed, but he still manages to fall asleep in 5 mins - must like his sleep!
Weaning not been a brilliant success for us either, like the naps I imagined it to be a lot easier! I was envisioning preparing all these lovely little meals haha. I've moved to a more BLW approach, I dont think he likes being spoon fed or purees. This week he has had banana pancakes, shredded wheat soaked in milk and bread fingers with crusts cut off with cream cheese. When I say hes had it - most of it ends up scrunched into mush / dropped into his chair lol but hes at least picking it up, bringing it to his mouth and attempting to chew. I'm hoping hes at least getting a taste of it which would be some progress.
Hes starting to move forward now with his crawling, but isnt full on crawling. I can see it's going to be exhausting when they are fully mobile! His sitting up still needs a bit of work though. I just wish we could go out and do more things, especially now hes a little older 