Sleep regressions, teething night wakings, etc...my kid is almost 1 and it’s suddenly worse then ever, despite sleep training, when do toddlers sleep thru the night for real???

Question

I know people post all the time about sleep regressions and sleep training but 11 months isn’t typical right? And I seriously wanna know when I can expect to get 6-7 hours of sleep again regularly. I do all the night wakings and get up every morning with him because of my husband’s commute and job and I’m so tired I can’t stop crying some mornings. 😥
My 11 month old has been wailing at 5 am and will not go back to sleep and is even restless when rocked which usually knocks him right out for the last 4 nights. This is following several weeks of sleeping thru the night just fine after Leap 7. It’s so disappointing and so exhausting. He woke at 3 this morning screaming. 
I got desperate and fed him a bottle around 4 am and finally got him down around 5, he hasn’t needed night feeds since he was around 3 months!
And it’s so weird too because he’s doing just fine settling for naps and they’re both nice and long every day!! WTH!?
I’m hoping it’s teething or a growth spurt or a developmental leap thing because this is so terribly disappointing after feeling like I’d really got it down! :(

Answer

Every child is different and there is no easy measure. Ours isn’t here yet but we have spent a lot of time with my wife’s sister.
Their first was and still is hell at 3, he wakes up, won’t go down for dad etc. He’s better with mum (the stern one). He was better but the summer has caused issues.
Their second is perfect when he has white noise. He’s nearly 2 and sleeps a dream to the hoover but as soon as it’s gone then he wakes up. He’s a real early riser too, meaning they are burning at both ends.
Trial things for a few weeks to build consistency and if no improvement then move on, you’ll find what works. You’re doing the best you can so stick with it and a huge well done to you.

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We sleep trained from the get-go. She slept through the night from 5 weeks to 13 months old without fail. A cold at 4 months and the occasional teething gave us a couple rough patches but nothing lasting longer than a week. At 13 months, she and I traveled to the east coast to visit family and it was horrible on her sleep. From the time we returned home to this past week when she turned 15 months it was like we never sleep trained her at all haha definitely not as horrible as some of the issues some moms in this app have but we got to a point where she just wouldn't go down on her own anymore. We started sleep training again on Wednesday and it's now Saturday and she's back to normal :) it takes a lot of consistency and patience. I sleep train like it's my job haha

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My son started to sleep though the night (with no sleep training) at 1 year old but he had stopped napping and drinking from a bottle so i think thats what helped.

Sleep regressions, teething night wakings, etc...my kid is almost 1 and it’s suddenly worse then ever, despite sleep training, when do toddlers sleep thru the night for real???

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