Where do your babies sleep?

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If it’s in their own crib (or whatever you use), how did you get that to happen?
I was so lucky that olive did until about 8 months when her teeth cut, but now we are struggling.
CIO is NOT working.

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In bed with is, I can sometimes get her in her pack and play that is touching the side of our bed for MAYBE a few hours and then its up screaming and wont go back to sleep unless shes snuggled up nursing. It's starting to get uncomfortable but shes only little once... she wont sleep with me forever. im enjoying the snuggles even if my back hurts every morning.

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With his boob

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We did a sort of modified extinction (cio) method that worked for us with sleep training. Ferber just upset him more. Actually we also got ideas from a method called 3 day sleep solution

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In our bed... probably will be there until he's big enough for a big boy bed that I can lay down with him in lol... we are getting a king size bed with taxes...

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He’s always slept on his own. First in the mapper that came with the pack and play, then in the upper level of the pack and play, then in the lower level and now in his crib. But when he’s teething, I usually just give him a dose of ibuprofen before bed to help him sleep. Otherwise, he has a lot of trouble getting to sleep too.

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Following...pack n play working to crib now...white noise machine has helped so far 😭😭😭

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9 months for me was he magic magic age window where sleep training was SO much easier! 😫 my son is almost 1, and he’s pretty well sleep trained but so inconsistent, when teething or sickness sets us back, he is SO hard to get back on track. I think it’s because they can last longer and scream louder, stand up in their bed ugh! But at 9 months they’re plenty old enough to let cry.. but not so rebellious yet haha! ......how is CIO not working? The older they get the longer I let them go and harder I let them cry.. I know, it’s so hard, you just have to stick with it, and stay consistent.. that’s annoying advice when it just ISNT working though, I’ve been there too... have you tried a lovey? My son knows blankets and pillows (around the house) are for laying down on, and loving.. I call his lovey a blanket and pillow and he knows how to snuggle it, and helps him to self soothe sometimes, he’ll plop right down on it.. and go to sleep..he even has one with a teethher ring he’ll go from a cry/fuss to talking and making noises while chewing it while he calms down to go to sleep.

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She sleeps in her crib and has from day 1. But just remember there are sleep regressions, teething, and general illnesses that disturb sleep at young ages. Although my babe is a great sleeper we have certainly went through many sleepless nights.

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She has mostly been in a crib in her room from 4 months. She slept poorly wherever she was so we decided to just go with it. I will say sleep training is a lot easier for her now that she is older and where she was up every 2 hours can sometimes go to 4. But teething messes it up. She only has 2 😣

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Same here! He was a great sleeper until a few months ago. Cry it out is not working for us. It starts bad, gets better, gets really really bad, better for one night, and then goes to the worst we have ever seen. It's terrible.
He will only sleep sound, deep, and without tears in our bed 😕

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