Meet the Other Phone. Protection built in.

Meet the Other Phone.
Protection built in.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Sleep

Join our Sleep forum for tips on creating a sleep routine for your baby or toddler. Need more advice on your childs development? Sign up to our Ages and Stages newsletter here.

2 year old just started waking in the night

5 replies

bumpsnowjustplump · 12/06/2009 09:22

hi my DD who was 2 in march has just started waking in the night. When she wakes she is hysterically crying and calling for mummy or daddy...

In February we had our ds, but have made a conscious effort to involve her throughout and she absolutely adores her brother.. We dont leave her out at all but DS has been very poorly with reflux so has taken up a lot of our time.

Also DD is going through a slightly naughty stage and so has been told off (not excessively though)recently...

She has only been waking in the last week and there is nothing new being introduced then but i am worried that she is unhappy about something and this is why she is waking... When i ask her she says she doesn't know.

What with a newborn and this I am exhausted (I ended up sleeping on her bedroom floor again last night from 1) but am moor worried that she is not happy or worried about something....

OP posts:
sleepsforwimps · 12/06/2009 09:52

My dd started doing the same around the same age (she also has a younger brother) realised in the end it coincided with her back teeth coming through. Could this be a possibility with your dd? My dd started sleeping again once they were through.

bumpsnowjustplump · 12/06/2009 11:57

She is showing teeting signes so yes that could be it.. Thanks

OP posts:
sorky · 12/06/2009 12:56

Ds2 has had a few nights of the same and we think it's his teeth.
We just ask if he wants to come into our bed, sometimes he does sometimes he doesn't, but both ways he tends to settle.

julesisoneyearolder · 12/06/2009 15:49

i would say teeth i would give calpol worked for my dd1

Starshinetiger · 12/06/2009 20:26

Hey BNJP - had similar with DS recently and coincided with DD being born - thought he was getting disturbed by her, then discovered (a few weeks into waking ) that his lower back pre-molars were half through! Before we realised this, I thought he was having nightmares/upset about something, but seems better now. Sounds like this is common - top back pre-molars coming through now, so getting a bit of same too. Recommend calpol and teething gel/powders.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page
Swipe left for the next trending thread