Here are some pics of the boys, happy and healthy! :)
:) I would love it if I didn't, but I know a lot of people disagree with me so I'm letting them bash away if they want, or ask me questions if they are confused. I think a lot of people don't understand the benefits, and think it's this horrible ordeal that's going to scar your children.
Quoting Dragonmamas:Do you want to get bashed? lol.
They slept most of the time for about the first 3 weeks or so. Once I could keep them up more, I started reversing their night and days. That took a week or so. So, it started actually working at about 1 month.
not sure about your situation, I have a friend in the same boat. The longer you have them in your room and/or let them co-sleep, the harder it's going to be. Even if they are in the same room, if you can handle sleeping through a little crying, it may work. With mine when I was removing their night feeding, the first night they cried for about 1/2 hour. The next night they woke up, I put the passy in and patted them for a couple moments, then they went back to sleep, and after that we had no problems. But they were a lot younger than 18 months, too.
Quoting bones2jess:
my baby is 14 months and i'm tired of having to physically put his to sleep. any advise? i don't have a crib nor a seperare bedroom to just throw him in.
Give & Get Advice
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- mommy2b39465
on Feb. 14, 2012 at 8:43 AM