Sleep regression?

Question

Anyone else experiencing more frequent night wakings that take longer for baby to return to sleep? We sleep trained and got to pretty long nights with no feedings but are back to him being awake for an hour when he wakes now. Assume it’s a sleep regression, just wondering if others are seeing it?

Answer

Yup! We’re hot mess express over here! Between daylight savings, teething, sleep regression and we just moved into a new house we’re struggling! My lo was pretty well sleep trained. He was sleeping 6-6 with one easy feed in the middle of the night. He’s still only waking up once but I have to rock him to sleep end even when I do that and put him down he instantly wakes up and cries and then he’s up for the day at 430-5. I’m exhausted and having a toddler mixed in who’s also struggling with time change is making me one cranky mama! Hang in there. Hopefully it will get better soon!

Answer

If baby is up for longer than a few minutes then it’s likely because they need a schedule shift (likely longer wake windows if the night waking is happy but awake). Try adding 15mins to one wake window in the day and see if that helps. Either that or capping day sleep. You don’t already.

Answer

Yes! It’s been rough! I think teething is part of it but she’s been sleeping in 3-4 hour increments. She was sleep trained and would sleep for 10 straight hours

Answer

We didn’t sleep train and baby has consistently followed an up every 3-4 hours to feed for the last 2 1/2 months. Bedtime at 7:00pm. Feeds at 11:00 and 2:00. He eats for 5-10 min and then goes right back to sleep. Up for the day at 5. No sleep progressions (yes I’m a nerd we don’t call them regressions 🤪 just speeding some positivity.) but the few rough nights we have had were due to teething, tummy troubles with new foods or jet lag after a trip.

Sleep regression?

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