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Almost 1yr old daughter suddenly won’t sleep at night :(

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Mooxxx · 23/11/2023 08:02

Our DD is almost 1 year old and has always been a relatively good sleeper, naps and at night. Recently however night time has become so incredibly tough. At the start, she would take a little while to settle (around 7-8pm) but with both I or my partner there to soothe she eventually did settle and would sleep until around 5am (amazing)! Recently though, she goes down around 6.30pm - 7pm, sleeps for 2-3 hours then wakes and screams bloody murder. No matter how much we try to soothe her, she pushes our hands away and doesn’t stop crying - in the beginning we got into the habit of letting her sleep beside us but it went from sleeping through the night in our bed to kicking, slapping and pulling our hair all night long!! So obviously we wanted her back in her own bed… now, like I say, when she goes down, she sleeps for a couple hours then is up screaming and crying. Settle for a little bit, up and crying - more or less the whole night. Is this just sleep regression or are we doing something wrong? She’s a good eater and has 3 meals a day. She naps in the morning and afternoon totalling 2-2.5 hours… we are really at our wits end especially as we both work and are getting very very little sleep. Any/all suggestions welcome 🙏🏽

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Flyhigher · 23/11/2023 08:05

Teething?

Flyhigher · 23/11/2023 08:06

Calpol and teetha

Mooxxx · 23/11/2023 08:07

We don’t think so but certainly have tried calpol or teething powder/gel before just in case but hasn’t seemed to make a difference!

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Purple89 · 23/11/2023 09:37

She couldn't have an ear infection could she? My DD sleeps like this or worse when she has an ear infection (something she is unfortunately prone to).

headcheffer · 23/11/2023 09:52

I think you need to rule out whether she's in pain. Give her calpol before bed, and ibuprofen on her first wake with some teething granules and see if she then settles for a longer stretch.

Otherwise, it's a big developmental point where they're usually nearing walking, standing independently etc. Some also suffer a bit from some separation anxiety when childcare arrangements change as Mum heads back to work. This can all cause unsettled sleep.

Mooxxx · 23/11/2023 12:15

@headcheffer she is completely fine during the day but you could be right - although we have tried calpol/teething gels previously to no avail. She is crawling a lot and loves to be on her feet (assisted) so this could also be a huge factor. When she wakes throughout the night, sometimes she’ll sit up completely and even try to pull herself on the bars. Is this a tell tale sign of developmental progress?

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Sweetestp · 23/11/2023 18:43

Hi OP! Interested to know - What do you eventually do to get her back to sleep when she is crying? how long does the crying carry on for?
You say she is almost one - has she weaned from BF or formula?

helimon · 06/03/2024 08:05

While it's great that she's getting 2-2.5 hours of daytime naps, ensure that the timing of the naps doesn't interfere with her heardle nighttime sleep. Consistency in nap times can contribute to better nighttime sleep.

Potatobakes · 02/04/2024 08:53

@Mooxxx hey OP! Did this get any better? Going through basically the exact same thing with our nearly one year old little boy! X

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ByLilacSheep · 02/07/2024 07:45

You are doing an 1v1 lol amazing job navigating this challenging phase with your daughter, showing incredible patience and resilience while seeking the best solutions for her well-being.

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underhedges · 16/09/2024 19:50

Both of mine had sleep regressions at 1 year. It was exhausting as it coincided with returning to work. I just had to ride it out. Check it's not teething and introduce a comforter - I took mine to a shop and let them choose one which made for a fun afternoon.
Mine slept through when they started walking (although we've hit a regression again at the moment with the younger one Confused). Maybe try to go to bed earlier to get sleep that way? With everything, try to remember that this is just a painful phase and it will pass.

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