Hi Everyone! A reminder this is my personal experience and what I chose to do with my baby. I had suggestions from both a sleep trainer and our pediatrician, but I still adapted what worked for me. I find hearing other people’s stories and tips can help shape what you decide to do. Wishing sleep and happy times for all of you! ❤️
My tip is to follow your baby’s lead. They will let you know what works for them. The standard sleep training method do not work for everyone. Adapt and make changes. My baby needs to be comforted so i pick him up and help him stop crying and calm down. While it is taking much longer, it is working for us
Hi there! I have a 9 month old son named Logan! & I’m also currently expecting our second child! We live in Ocean Grove, New Jersey! The best tip I can give is to get your baby on a schedule!! It makes the biggest difference! Some other tip I’d like to share is remember to take some time to stop & look at your child & just soak it all in. Getting them to sleep can be a very stressful time! Sometimes it feels like it’ll never end & you’ll never sleep again! But this time will pass, & soon enough your baby will be sleeping through the night all on their own! You’ll look back on those sleepless nights. So just take a minute or two each night to reflect on how precious your child is & how quickly they grow. Best wishes to everyone! 💖
Some tips I have for sleep training based on watching Susan's sleep training videos and reading sleep training blogs from taking cara babies and the baby sleep trainer.. sleep training to me is one of the best things we did for our child and family. Sleep and rest are very important for our baby's development and for us as parents. I highly recommend 1) put your baby on a schedule. Don't be afraid to wake them up during the day when their nap time is over. Then, let your baby sleep for as long as they want at night. This helps them distinguish night and day. 2) set up a SAFE SLEEP ENVIRONMENT. Babies sleep better in their own space wether you are bed/room sharing or not. Make sure their crib has nothing on it besides mattress and a fitted sheet. 3) black out curtains/ blinds. Make sure the room is dark. This would help increase their melatonin. 4) white noise machine. This will drown out the noise around so we can go on with our lives while baby sleeps. 4) swaddle blankets/ sleep sacks. This will help them understand that it's bed time. 5) night time routine. You can give your baby a bath, feed your baby, read a book, say a prayer then put your baby down in his/her crib. Say goodnight then walk away. Don't pick up your baby if she cries. Give her some time to learn to self sooth before you check on her again. Do it in increments. Maybe let your baby cry for 5 mins before you go back to her room. Then 10 mins next time.. whatever you are comfortable with. But never pick your baby up. They will eventually get it. They are way smarter than what we think. 6) DISASSOCIATE FEEDING AND SLEEPING. After feeding your baby, wake her up if she falls asleep. Try to do something else after feeding her, like reading a book.. then put your baby down, DROWSY BUT NOT SLEEPY. This will teach your child to go back to sleep on thier own if they wake up in the middle of the night. 7) baby monitor. It is very important for me to be able to check on my baby everytime i want/need to without interrupting her sleep by getting inside her room. 8) temperature. The room should be cool. Babies do better in a cooler environment. I keep my baby's room between 68-73° F 9) make your research about sleep training. Try to apply everything you have learned before you sign up for the sleep training classes. That could be expensive.. this is what I did and it worked out for us. A lot of sleep trainiers have blogs and ig stories full of tips as well. 10) make sure your baby eats enough during the day to keep them full through out the night. That way, if they wake up, you are confident that they are not hungry and thier sleep cycle has to start again. 11) remember that it will be hard in the beginning.. but think that this is just one of the MANY things that we will have to teach our child. It will be all worth it in the end.
Just to diversify the comments here in case some mothers are not sure whether they ‘should’ sleep-train: whatever works for you. Our daughter was exclusively breastfed, did not take a pacifier and was never left to cry. She was rocked, breastfed and hugged to sleep through all regressions, sicknesses etc. She woke up less or more often…Both me and my husband have co-slept with her. She is 3.5 years old now and sleeps just fine and we don’t regret how we did it. And just like this, a few months ago she suggested to her play date that she should sleep over at their house. And did with zero crying or wake-ups in the night, we picked her up happy in the morning…Between this and the extinction method, there is a variety to pick and choose from… and remember, next thing you know they will be demanding sleep-overs ;))
This is my second baby and I did a more gentle approach to sleep training (we did CIO for our first). My baby is 9.5 months and my tip is to work on their nap schedule first to make sure they are tired enough and ready for sleep. This helped us so much because the nap schedule made her night times easier. We are based in Los Angeles, California.
Angeli Gette for the nap schedule, if I want my baby to sleep around 6-7pm! When should her last nap end? Because now she sleeps around 8:30pm and it’s quite late because I need extra time at night for me (I sleep around 9pm)
I want to discuss sleep and general “transitioning” for my second baby coming in the fall. With my 1st, I coslept and breastfed for 2 years. I liked having her near me because I wanted to encourage that instinct and bonding especially after she was literally part of my body for 9 months... However, I struggled with knowing when to “transition” to the next phase and I found each transition was SO agonizing for all of us. Examples: > when to transition from being with mom (co-sleeping or bassinet for example), to say a CRIB + if baby is right next to mom in whatever capacity and they dry or wake are you grab right away or put arm on them right away doesn’t this make them dependent on you for that instant response (not saying it’s bad) just posing question of - does it make that later transition of them self soothing etc more difficult when you suddenly aren’t responding and what does this all look like. I mean at 3am I wasn’t into letting my 1st scream and scream when she woke so that my hard working husband would then also wake up. > when and HOW to cut off night BREASTMILK so that it’s easier and HOW/ what to do to get them to sleep and no longer be dependent on those night feedings? I felt like there was yelling and arguing because my 1st was a toddler when I finally took the milk away at night(2yrs). I couldn’t handle not getting any sleep after 2 years of giving my first my all. 🥹 Things I have been told so far: > I have learned/heard that not letting a baby fall asleep ON you if you’re breastfeeding so they don’t associate “I only sleep if I am on mommy” is a good place to start > putting them in a crib when they are tired but not yet asleep so they “fall” asleep in their physical space (crib) > that using crib for naps right away when they are a newborn will more easily develop the habit as opposed to car sleeping more than a crib or a side sleeper more than a crib.. > keeping a lot of noise so they can sleep deep in noise as opposed to being a 👻 when they are asleep. My first is such a light sleeper and we never made a peep! Sorry this is long winded. I don’t even know what my exact questions are. I just need a better flow and plan to be confident in this second time around that May have worked for several others. So please help! I am more open minded than I used to be! Any little nuance you can share I’d love to hear!!
My baby girl is 3 months old we are in Houston Texas. Best sleep training tip is to put your hand on their chest for a few minutes when you put them down and remove when they fall asleep 😊😊
Sunita badlani, Yes I agree I did that with my 3 girls and they seemed to like but my son who is 4 weeks old he loves it as well but as soon as I take my hand off of him he wakes up, so most days I will do it at first and right before he goes to sleep I take it off.
Hi there! I absolutely LOVE you your videos! I watch your TH-cam videos religiously as well as the ones on FAM! Lol I live in Ocean Grove, New Jersey with my 9 month old son Logan & am currently expecting another little one! My best tip is to do what works for YOU & your baby! Don’t feel bad if other people’s ideas/tips that worked great for them don’t work for you guys, you guys will find your perfect routine. & also, to take a second each night & just enjoy these little moments together even if sometimes they can be quite stressful because they will fly by! ❤️❤️❤️
Haha I initially thought it was about tips on how to easily fall asleep during lockdown and then realised that the word "training" is more relevant for babies 😂
Ps. I did some gentle sleep training with my kid and he is an overall much better sleeper than my friends’ kids ( they all coslept)For those who worry about causing anxiety: he is also the most confident small child I know.
One tip I give my friends and other moms for mothers to help your baby sleep, is to create a calming environment. Wether that means blackout curtains, soft music, or a diffuser, just find a way to make getting ready for bed and getting in bed feel like self-care. Even babies pick up on that stuff lol My boys loved massages while getting pjs on and they also loved rainforest noise playlists. (Re:mom talk)
So she's 10 months old when this video was made, is that when you started sleep training or before? My baby is 4 months going on 5 and he only wants to sleep in my arms. Hes also struggling with naps 😫
More than a training sleep method, the video shows how your baby can keep sleeping on her own, but knowing beforehand how to selve-sooth. You could explain how did you manage to make your baby sleeps a 2 hours nap for example. I don't think it just happened magically...
My baby is just a few days apart from ayla and i feel like once i got her on a schedule everything changed for better, she such a better sleeper now and always sleep at the same time!! However i wish she would sleep 12h at night, its only 10 but its working anyway. I still give her the bottle before bed but now she doesn't falls asleep while drinking it but like 10mins after 🤷♀️
I know this is a very old comment but I can answer half of it for you! It appears to be a rubber plant. I'm obviously unaware of where she got it, but I agree it's very nice looking!! 🌿
My baby is very active and is sitting up in her crib (or standing up). She also will wake up at least once and cry until I nurse her. She is almost 9 months. Do you have any tips?
I always hear about schedules. Schedule, schedule, schedule. But how earth did you gety our child ON the schedule if they are a terrible napper/sleeper and everyday is a fight for them to go down when they should? That's what I'm facing right now.
Have you researched wake windows and sleepy cues for your baby's age? Keeping an eye on time and when they woke up can help you start noticing their sleepy cues. It was very helpful for us!
I know this video is 3 years long the only thing im really struggling is that she wakes up in the middle of the night and cant put herself back to sleep without me giving her milk (she doesnt fall asleep with it she just drinks it, i put her back awake in the crib and she then falls asleep) my thing is she takes a paci and sometimes she will struggle to find it and put it back in her mouth. What should i do? She has no Trouble falling asleep for naps or bedtime i just struggle at night time... any suggestions? Also we sleep in the same room with her (1 bedroom apt problems)
I heard that there was something called sleep training. It is supposed to help your baby to get on the right schedule when it comes to sleeping. I want to know if anyone has heard about this.
I have wanted to start sleep training my 10 month course old. We sleep trained early on and it worked, but she hit a regression and learned how to sit up on the crib, then all the training went straight out the window. She is on a schedule, but every nap and bedtime I have to nurse and rock her to sleep. She take 1-1.5h naps and sleeps 4-6 hours straight then wakes up for 2-3 feedings at night. My biggest issue is I put her down and she stands right away. How can I use a gentle sleep training method with her so she learns to stay down in her crib?
My son is 3 months plus and i am not sure of to start sleep training now or wait till the 4 month mark. He needs to be rocked to sleep although at night feedings he sleeps on his own without the need of me rocking him.
You shouldn’t! I’m guilty of sometimes going in and soothing her if it’s earlier (like 4:30am) but it does hinder the process a little because they might get in the habit of waking at that time.
I didn’t particularly care about the naturium drama. But I have a baby the same age as Ayla and have been closely following susan on insta. You have posted so many times that your baby has been awake since 5 am and refused to go back to sleep, and that you have struggled with her development stages in general. This video is very dishonest if you claim that that is her normal schedule without mentioning that babies wake up at 4,5,6 sometimes and that that is ok. You are making a new mom feel bad about herself saying how great you and your baby are with your perfect schedule. Unsubscribe
Babygenderreveal I’m not at all saying she doesn’t wake up at times. I actually said this method takes a lot longer because we eased her into it. She definitely still has moments. The schedule during the day has been a game-changer for me though. We only implemented it about a month ago and I’m really glad we did.
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Hi Everyone! A reminder this is my personal experience and what I chose to do with my baby. I had suggestions from both a sleep trainer and our pediatrician, but I still adapted what worked for me. I find hearing other people’s stories and tips can help shape what you decide to do. Wishing sleep and happy times for all of you! ❤️
i am pregnant now and wondering what your newborns schedule was. :)
When did you start to sleep train your baby ?
What age was she for this schedule?
My tip is to follow your baby’s lead. They will let you know what works for them. The standard sleep training method do not work for everyone. Adapt and make changes. My baby needs to be comforted so i pick him up and help him stop crying and calm down. While it is taking much longer, it is working for us
Hi there! I have a 9 month old son named Logan! & I’m also currently expecting our second child! We live in Ocean Grove, New Jersey!
The best tip I can give is to get your baby on a schedule!! It makes the biggest difference!
Some other tip I’d like to share is remember to take some time to stop & look at your child & just soak it all in. Getting them to sleep can be a very stressful time! Sometimes it feels like it’ll never end & you’ll never sleep again! But this time will pass, & soon enough your baby will be sleeping through the night all on their own! You’ll look back on those sleepless nights. So just take a minute or two each night to reflect on how precious your child is & how quickly they grow.
Best wishes to everyone! 💖
Needed this from a sleep deprived mom
@@Jillydiscosame 😢❤
Some tips I have for sleep training based on watching Susan's sleep training videos and reading sleep training blogs from taking cara babies and the baby sleep trainer..
sleep training to me is one of the best things we did for our child and family. Sleep and rest are very important for our baby's development and for us as parents. I highly recommend 1) put your baby on a schedule. Don't be afraid to wake them up during the day when their nap time is over. Then, let your baby sleep for as long as they want at night. This helps them distinguish night and day. 2) set up a SAFE SLEEP ENVIRONMENT. Babies sleep better in their own space wether you are bed/room sharing or not. Make sure their crib has nothing on it besides mattress and a fitted sheet. 3) black out curtains/ blinds. Make sure the room is dark. This would help increase their melatonin. 4) white noise machine. This will drown out the noise around so we can go on with our lives while baby sleeps. 4) swaddle blankets/ sleep sacks. This will help them understand that it's bed time. 5) night time routine. You can give your baby a bath, feed your baby, read a book, say a prayer then put your baby down in his/her crib. Say goodnight then walk away. Don't pick up your baby if she cries. Give her some time to learn to self sooth before you check on her again. Do it in increments. Maybe let your baby cry for 5 mins before you go back to her room. Then 10 mins next time.. whatever you are comfortable with. But never pick your baby up. They will eventually get it. They are way smarter than what we think. 6) DISASSOCIATE FEEDING AND SLEEPING. After feeding your baby, wake her up if she falls asleep. Try to do something else after feeding her, like reading a book.. then put your baby down, DROWSY BUT NOT SLEEPY. This will teach your child to go back to sleep on thier own if they wake up in the middle of the night. 7) baby monitor. It is very important for me to be able to check on my baby everytime i want/need to without interrupting her sleep by getting inside her room. 8) temperature. The room should be cool. Babies do better in a cooler environment. I keep my baby's room between 68-73° F 9) make your research about sleep training. Try to apply everything you have learned before you sign up for the sleep training classes. That could be expensive.. this is what I did and it worked out for us. A lot of sleep trainiers have blogs and ig stories full of tips as well. 10) make sure your baby eats enough during the day to keep them full through out the night. That way, if they wake up, you are confident that they are not hungry and thier sleep cycle has to start again. 11) remember that it will be hard in the beginning.. but think that this is just one of the MANY things that we will have to teach our child. It will be all worth it in the end.
*DROWSY BUT NOT ASLEEP
What age do you start
Can you do a “what my baby eats in a day” video!?!
This video could not have been more timely for me and my first baby THIS WEEK! Thank you!
Pamela Huff me too🤣♥️
Same here! Perfect timing
Currently surviving on 3 hours a night. You can see how pale we are on our channel videos.
Just to diversify the comments here in case some mothers are not sure whether they ‘should’ sleep-train: whatever works for you. Our daughter was exclusively breastfed, did not take a pacifier and was never left to cry. She was rocked, breastfed and hugged to sleep through all regressions, sicknesses etc. She woke up less or more often…Both me and my husband have co-slept with her. She is 3.5 years old now and sleeps just fine and we don’t regret how we did it. And just like this, a few months ago she suggested to her play date that she should sleep over at their house. And did with zero crying or wake-ups in the night, we picked her up happy in the morning…Between this and the extinction method, there is a variety to pick and choose from… and remember, next thing you know they will be demanding sleep-overs ;))
Love this, and so true!
Thank you for this
This is my second baby and I did a more gentle approach to sleep training (we did CIO for our first). My baby is 9.5 months and my tip is to work on their nap schedule first to make sure they are tired enough and ready for sleep. This helped us so much because the nap schedule made her night times easier.
We are based in Los Angeles, California.
Angeli Gette for the nap schedule, if I want my baby to sleep around 6-7pm! When should her last nap end? Because now she sleeps around 8:30pm and it’s quite late because I need extra time at night for me (I sleep around 9pm)
I want to discuss sleep and general “transitioning” for my second baby coming in the fall.
With my 1st, I coslept and breastfed for 2 years. I liked having her near me because I wanted to encourage that instinct and bonding especially after she was literally part of my body for 9 months... However, I struggled with knowing when to “transition” to the next phase and I found each transition was SO agonizing for all of us.
Examples:
> when to transition from being with mom (co-sleeping or bassinet for example), to say a CRIB + if baby is right next to mom in whatever capacity and they dry or wake are you grab right away or put arm on them right away doesn’t this make them dependent on you for that instant response (not saying it’s bad) just posing question of - does it make that later transition of them self soothing etc more difficult when you suddenly aren’t responding and what does this all look like. I mean at 3am I wasn’t into letting my 1st scream and scream when she woke so that my hard working husband would then also wake up.
> when and HOW to cut off night BREASTMILK so that it’s easier and HOW/ what to do to get them to sleep and no longer be dependent on those night feedings? I felt like there was yelling and arguing because my 1st was a toddler when I finally took the milk away at night(2yrs). I couldn’t handle not getting any sleep after 2 years of giving my first my all. 🥹
Things I have been told so far:
> I have learned/heard that not letting a baby fall asleep ON you if you’re breastfeeding so they don’t associate “I only sleep if I am on mommy” is a good place to start
> putting them in a crib when they are tired but not yet asleep so they “fall” asleep in their physical space (crib)
> that using crib for naps right away when they are a newborn will more easily develop the habit as opposed to car sleeping more than a crib or a side sleeper more than a crib..
> keeping a lot of noise so they can sleep deep in noise as opposed to being a 👻 when they are asleep. My first is such a light sleeper and we never made a peep!
Sorry this is long winded. I don’t even know what my exact questions are. I just need a better flow and plan to be confident in this second time around that May have worked for several others. So please help! I am more open minded than I used to be! Any little nuance you can share I’d love to hear!!
My baby girl is 3 months old we are in Houston Texas. Best sleep training tip is to put your hand on their chest for a few minutes when you put them down and remove when they fall asleep 😊😊
Sunita badlani, Yes I agree I did that with my 3 girls and they seemed to like but my son who is 4 weeks old he loves it as well but as soon as I take my hand off of him he wakes up, so most days I will do it at first and right before he goes to sleep I take it off.
Hi there! I absolutely LOVE you your videos! I watch your TH-cam videos religiously as well as the ones on FAM! Lol
I live in Ocean Grove, New Jersey with my 9 month old son Logan & am currently expecting another little one!
My best tip is to do what works for YOU & your baby! Don’t feel bad if other people’s ideas/tips that worked great for them don’t work for you guys, you guys will find your perfect routine. & also, to take a second each night & just enjoy these little moments together even if sometimes they can be quite stressful because they will fly by!
❤️❤️❤️
Man I can certainly relate to falling out of a routine during quarantine! My son has a weighted blanket and a stuffed animal as a soother.
Haha I initially thought it was about tips on how to easily fall asleep during lockdown and then realised that the word "training" is more relevant for babies 😂
Ps. I did some gentle sleep training with my kid and he is an overall much better sleeper than my friends’ kids ( they all coslept)For those who worry about causing anxiety: he is also the most confident small child
I know.
I’m so happy my baby is 5 now. I don’t miss waking up in the middle of the night
I’m so happy my baby is 26.
thanks for going into so much details. it really helps break it down and easy to follow.
Yes thank you. I needed this my son is going on 6 months and he’s not sleeping we’ll I’m exhausted.good night moon is my favorite. ❤️
It's normal, it's natural, keep going mama - it's just temporary 💪🏼. Co sleeping is really helpful
xxGuItArGiRLxx89 we did til he was 4 months but he’s sleeping 4 hours in the crib after that idk why he keeps waking up constant like every two hours
One tip I give my friends and other moms for mothers to help your baby sleep, is to create a calming environment. Wether that means blackout curtains, soft music, or a diffuser, just find a way to make getting ready for bed and getting in bed feel like self-care. Even babies pick up on that stuff lol
My boys loved massages while getting pjs on and they also loved rainforest noise playlists.
(Re:mom talk)
When you sleep train what do you do for the midnight wakes. How do u get rid of that
Your hydrangeas are beautiful Susan!
So she's 10 months old when this video was made, is that when you started sleep training or before? My baby is 4 months going on 5 and he only wants to sleep in my arms. Hes also struggling with naps 😫
More than a training sleep method, the video shows how your baby can keep sleeping on her own, but knowing beforehand how to selve-sooth. You could explain how did you manage to make your baby sleeps a 2 hours nap for example. I don't think it just happened magically...
My baby is just a few days apart from ayla and i feel like once i got her on a schedule everything changed for better, she such a better sleeper now and always sleep at the same time!! However i wish she would sleep 12h at night, its only 10 but its working anyway. I still give her the bottle before bed but now she doesn't falls asleep while drinking it but like 10mins after 🤷♀️
Susana Rodrigues The schedule changed everything for us too!
Susan, did you ever use Merlin’s magic sleepsuit instead of a sleepsac? I’m curious your thoughts about it.
I thought this was going to be a video for adults to train sleeping on their backs. Lmao
there’s a pacifier in the photo..
Have you tried any weighted blankets for baby yet? The dreamland baby seems to be very popular lately. Just wondering your thoughts on it. Thanks.
Hi Susan, love your content! Good tips today.
Random question but that plant is amazing- what is it/where is it from? Thank you!
I know this is a very old comment but I can answer half of it for you! It appears to be a rubber plant. I'm obviously unaware of where she got it, but I agree it's very nice looking!! 🌿
My baby is very active and is sitting up in her crib (or standing up). She also will wake up at least once and cry until I nurse her. She is almost 9 months. Do you have any tips?
Mine is the same , I just nurse her and go to bed
I need to sleep train myself too hahaha....
Great video as usual. A real inspiration to us small family TH-cam up and comers.
Your schedule looks identical to mine when our little one was that age ❤️❤️
I always hear about schedules. Schedule, schedule, schedule. But how earth did you gety our child ON the schedule if they are a terrible napper/sleeper and everyday is a fight for them to go down when they should? That's what I'm facing right now.
Have you researched wake windows and sleepy cues for your baby's age? Keeping an eye on time and when they woke up can help you start noticing their sleepy cues. It was very helpful for us!
@@mel_pnw Yes I know the wake windows and their sleepy cues - but if they fight their cues, its hard to get a consistent schedule.
I know this video is 3 years long the only thing im really struggling is that she wakes up in the middle of the night and cant put herself back to sleep without me giving her milk (she doesnt fall asleep with it she just drinks it, i put her back awake in the crib and she then falls asleep) my thing is she takes a paci and sometimes she will struggle to find it and put it back in her mouth. What should i do?
She has no Trouble falling asleep for naps or bedtime i just struggle at night time... any suggestions? Also we sleep in the same room with her (1 bedroom apt problems)
Thanks for sharing!!! Love your mommy tip videos!
I heard that there was something called sleep training. It is supposed to help your baby to get on the right schedule when it comes to sleeping. I want to know if anyone has heard about this.
How soon can we start sleep training? My son will be 8 weeks next week.....and mommy and daddy NEED sleep 😩
Waiting until atleast 6months is really important. The sleep deprivation is so realll, good luck on training when the time comes🥰
Which formula are you using ? ❤️❤️❤️
I commend you for posting this. I remember your last one got SO MUCH HATE. The shaming was crazy. Sleep training was necessary for us.
How long did tot take to sleep train the gentle way?
what happends when you have a party or something to go to.
I have wanted to start sleep training my 10 month course old. We sleep trained early on and it worked, but she hit a regression and learned how to sit up on the crib, then all the training went straight out the window. She is on a schedule, but every nap and bedtime I have to nurse and rock her to sleep. She take 1-1.5h naps and sleeps 4-6 hours straight then wakes up for 2-3 feedings at night. My biggest issue is I put her down and she stands right away. How can I use a gentle sleep training method with her so she learns to stay down in her crib?
I know this was 3 years ago, but I am in same situation as hours.
Did something work for you?
My baby is named Isla, too! It's my mom's name. Best name right?
Stay strong mama!
How old is Ayla? Good tips!
My son is 3 months plus and i am not sure of to start sleep training now or wait till the 4 month mark. He needs to be rocked to sleep although at night feedings he sleeps on his own without the need of me rocking him.
Consult with your Pedi. Mine told me to to wait until at least 5 months.
I think that’s too early, but it’s best to speak to your pediatrician. There’s a certain age and weight they should be at before you sleep train.
What formula do you use?
At what age donu start sleep training?
Loving these tips!
PS: new TH-camr here!!
What formula do you give her?
I just need that pacifier to not fall out of this mouth 😂
Do you still not go into the nursery in between 4:30am and 6:30am?
You shouldn’t! I’m guilty of sometimes going in and soothing her if it’s earlier (like 4:30am) but it does hinder the process a little because they might get in the habit of waking at that time.
My baby hates pacifiers... 😩
I am your 1000th view!
Awesome 💋👍
Such a pretty name. 🙂🙂🙂
I found the selling of products distracts from what it was you actually did during the sleep training so this video was not very helpful to me.
Wow so.many products pacies, lovies, sound machine, monitors, sleep sack to get a baby asleep...
Phew am tired just listening to these
Early!!!
I didn’t particularly care about the naturium drama. But I have a baby the same age as Ayla and have been closely following susan on insta. You have posted so many times that your baby has been awake since 5 am and refused to go back to sleep, and that you have struggled with her development stages in general. This video is very dishonest if you claim that that is her normal schedule without mentioning that babies wake up at 4,5,6 sometimes and that that is ok. You are making a new mom feel bad about herself saying how great you and your baby are with your perfect schedule. Unsubscribe
Babygenderreveal I’m not at all saying she doesn’t wake up at times. I actually said this method takes a lot longer because we eased her into it. She definitely still has moments. The schedule during the day has been a game-changer for me though. We only implemented it about a month ago and I’m really glad we did.
My baby will cry as soon as I put him down. Even if I am there patting his back. Or even laying there. 😭😭😭
Did it get better? How did u sleep train?
Anyone else swear they unsubscribed and get this in their inbox? Two times the charm ✌🏻