Anyone else who decided not to sleep train their little one still waking up every 2-3 hours?

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We bed share so I just leave my boobs out and he’ll root around with his eye shut then nurse back to sleep 🤷‍♀️

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We haven’t sleep trained. We bedshare most of the night, with him sleeping on his own in his bed the first few hours of the night if we’re lucky.   Some nights he’s only “up” 2-3 times a night to nurse, some night it’s every 1-2 hours.     We got really lucky and he went 5 hours straight the other night! It was amazing to sleep that long without any interruption.  I really don’t want to let him cry it out so I’m hesitant to sleep train.

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What do does that mean, letting them cry it out? If that then yes I've done it but it's not because my daughter doesn't want to sleep alone. Is for the fact that's she super hyperactive even when she's dirt tired and the crying is literally because she's tired and she can't fall asleep fast enough before she starts moving around she legit gets angry that she isnt sleeping fast enough. so I let her cry to tire herself more and then give her a pacifier to fall asleep and she's out like a light bulb for like 12 hours thank God lol

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Why wouldn't you sleep train?

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We didn’t formally sleep train because we didn’t have to. He started sleeping 11 hours on his own at 3.5 months old. 
That said, unless your child is rocked to sleep, fed to sleep, or sleeps in your bed at age 18 then your child will be sleep trained to some degree at some point. Sleep training is just teaching your baby to sleep independently.

Anyone else who decided not to sleep train their little one still waking up every 2-3 hours?

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