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  • #16
    Originally posted by Vishenka69 View Post
    At what point did you (those "you" who have done it) cut out the night feeding? I feel that at 4.5 months DD is a bit too young but don't want to miss the window of opportunity.
    Julie - I would say that she is still too young. Sophie was much closer to a year before I cut out that last night feed. Each kid is different. C slept through the night at 10 weeks and Sophie didn't until 15 months. Very LONG months!

    Cheri - Are the kids still sharing a room? If they are, would A be okay with "camping" on the floor in your room for a few days so that you can work with R? If you can get him alone, I would first cut out the night feeding. With S - I would pick her up and calm her down, giving her a pacifier. Once that worked consistantly things got better. Now she occasionally wakes up and if she doesn't settle herself, I will give her a paci without doing anything else. I tell her it is still ni-night time and to lay back down. I cover her up and walk out. Most of the time it works.
    Kris

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    • #17
      How much formula is he drinking during the day in relation to at night?

      I'm glad you had a better night!
      married to an anesthesia attending

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