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Crontrolled crying...

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chipscheeseandgravy · 22/10/2017 13:25

Started doing controlled crying with ds last night. So far so good, my question is, I’ve put him upstairs for a nap (this has never happened), he’s not crying, he’s just lying in his cot half way between awake and asleep. If I go in he’ll wake up and start crying once I walk out (this happened last night when he woke briefly) so since he’s not crying do I go in every 5/7/10 etc like I would if he’s crying or since he’s not crying do I just leave him be?

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LapinR0se · 22/10/2017 13:28

Yes absolutely just leave him to settle to sleep. He is not crying/upset right? How old is he?

namechange566 · 22/10/2017 13:28

Have you got a video monitor?

My DC is 14 months, we don't do controlled crying but she has stopped falling asleep with her bedtime feed so do lay her down and 9/10 she will put herself to sleep but I watch her on the monitor and if she gets upset I go back in and resettle her.

Nan0second · 22/10/2017 13:29

Just leave him!
If not upset, he's likely to fall asleep by himself. If he can't, then he'll show you he needs you and will tell you by crying!

chipscheeseandgravy · 22/10/2017 13:57

He’s 15 months, yes I have a video monitor which I’m keeping an eye on.
He’s asleep now, but he was just laid there. He wasn’t crying/fussing etc.
Wasn’t sure if I should have gone in but left him and he’s asleep 👍
Thanks everyone :)

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