Witching Hours?

Question

Ugh. I’m tired. For the past 2 weeks, my babygirl is up from 1am-4/5am - fussy no matter what I do. So I’ve literally just learned to ride it out until the morning hours .... however I have a toddler who’s awake around 8am - so there goes my sleep. 
My question is, is this considered witching hours? Anyone experience it before? Anyway to stop it?

Answer

I thinking witching hours are generally evening time. Between 5 and 11pm I think. But I think the technical definition is irrelevant. Being up for hours in the middle if the night is exhausting no matter what you call it. Hang in there momma! When they're sixteen we'll have to spray them with a hose to wake them up before noon. Ill catch up on my sleep then. That's what I tell myself anyway 🤦‍♀️

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Girl yes my daughter since birth has woken up at 140am on the dot and stays up tell her daddy leaves for work at 6am!! The other day she didnt even end up going back to sleep tell 10am and my 4 year old son wakes up at 10am so I couldn't go back to sleep:( I was so miserable that day. I'm desperately praying for more sleep for both of us but its not happening.

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We're on the same boat here, but I have it's worse as my toddler wakes up at 6 every day. And my little girl 10 weeks old is up for her feedings at 3 n 5. I hope she'll change her sleep pattern. There's nothing we can do except waiting it out. Good luck n congrats on your baby.

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My 8 week old started to do this but it was accompanied with a fever. Took her to the doctor and turns out she has an ear infection. Hope this helps.

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Mine used to do this as well, how many weeks old?

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