My 15 month old still wakes up every 3-4 hours and needs help going back to sleep. She’ll do sign language for milk or up usually. We’ve tried various sleep training methods and she seems very stubborn. She’ll even cry so hard that she poops and then we have to change her diaper. I’ve pretty much just given in so I can get my sleep. If I just give her a bottle (3oz) or cuddle her a bit she’ll only be awake for only 5 minutes. This can’t last forever for everyone’s sake so I’m going to have to find something that works. Not helpful for you but in the same boat. Any sleep training methods that worked for people at this age?

My son stopping bottles and night feeds totally at 11 months. But he still wakes up once a around midnight ( goes to sleep at 7pm) if he is teething then all routine is shot out the window. I spent literally every night from 11 months to 13 months holdingHim and falling asleep in the rocking chair from midnight to 6 am. So brutal. Then he slowly started sleeping through the night. Now he’s cutting two molars and is sick for the first time so back to the rocking chair I go. I also find giving him oatmeal after bath is a huge help to keep him full at night as he literally eats all day long. I’ve never done any sleep training, just can’t stomach the crying nor can my husband. My only advise is, we have the rest of our lives to get good sleep in. I’ll take the shitty sleeps of that means i get to cuddle him a little longer. One day he may not want me to cuddle him as often so I’m trying to embrace it. Good luck mama!

it might just be a phase! my daughter was the same. would even wake up 3-4 times a night. now at 15 months she really caught on the night time routine and understands that it's bedtime and now will rarely wake up, if she does it's only once. She never slept through the night always woke up 3+ times.

It took us about a month after stopping night feeds. I also started having my husband go in instead of me going in which helped. With him a few pats and she goes back to bed. If it's me she wants to be held and soothed.