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10:45-11:30 Sleep ( had to feed her an ounce and a half in order for her to go down since she was starting to get hungry) 11:30: Eat 5 ounces. 11:45: Activity: Car ride- 30 min. 12:15: sleep 2 hr. 2:30: Eat (Had to wake her to eat) 5 ounces. 3:00: Activity: Car ride- 15min. 3:15: 2 hour nap in carseat. 5:30: Eat 4 ounces.
The Five Types - Everyday Moments. « on: June 08, 2006, 08:56:10 am ». This is intended as a guide, not because your baby should be acting in a certain way. ANGEL. EATING: They're generally good eaters as babies; if given a chance, they're open to trying new (solid) foods. ACTIVITES: Moderately active; they play independently from babyhood on.
3:00 pm BF. 5:00 pm cat nap (we often go for a walk at this time, so he naps in stroller) 6:00 pm solids. 6:30 pm bath. 7:00 pm BF and sleep by 7:30. 11:00 pm dreamfeed. He is pretty textbook and really is a good baby. I just want him to get the sleep he needs during the day. Yesterday he had one nap of 40 min, another of 25 min, and then a ...
Can stay awake for about 2-2.5hrs. 1pm ish down to sleep using the same wind down as before. Sometimes he sleeps for an hour, mostly he will carry on through for 1.5hrs. 2.30pm awake. 3pm milk feed. Awake for another 2-2.5hrs depending on length of nap. cat nap around 4.30 or 5pm. Sleeps for around 45 mins.
Note: it is so important during this time to let your baby go back to sleep should she wake prematurely from this only nap of the day, which is expected. Transitions always mean some period of overtiredness but this is why implementing an early bedtime is so important (which will be explained further, below).
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Read all five descriptions. I’ve exemplified each profile with a baby I’ve met who fits it almost exactly. The Angel baby. As you might expect, this is the kind of baby every first-time pregnant woman imagines herself to have: good as gold. Pauline is such a baby – mellow, eternally smiling, and consistently undemanding. Her cues are easy ...
One thing that we have tried with some success is putting a long, thin biscuit in his mouth and leaving it hanging out. He instinctively puts his hand up to it to hold on to it. He also started nursery recently - maybe watching the other children will help. Keep going - let us know how you get on. Logged.