middlecm
15-05-2006, 13:42
Hi
My 4 month old son is continually catnapping during the day. Will only sleep for about 40minutes at a time and then is up again for 2 hours. The problem is that by the end of the day he is way tired. Any ideas on how to get him more settled during the day. At the moment he has no daytime routine (not through the lack of trying though) and his day sleeps and feeds are all over the place.
A little history
He is baby number 2
Had colic for the first 12 weeks (OMG what a shock to get bub 2 with colic)
Breast refused at 8 weeks and was bottle feed EBM until put onto formula at 14 weeks.
Surprisingly has always been a great night sleeper and settler.
Ive tried using Tizzy Halls routines but he just wants to do his own thing. All this with his 20month old brother running around as well (note: with his brother I followed the Contented Little Baby routines and never had a sleep problem with him)
Any suggestions would be great. Really didnt think number 2 bub would be so so so hard.
Christine
Callum (20mths) and Aaron (4 mths)
My 4 month old son is continually catnapping during the day. Will only sleep for about 40minutes at a time and then is up again for 2 hours. The problem is that by the end of the day he is way tired. Any ideas on how to get him more settled during the day. At the moment he has no daytime routine (not through the lack of trying though) and his day sleeps and feeds are all over the place.
A little history
He is baby number 2
Had colic for the first 12 weeks (OMG what a shock to get bub 2 with colic)
Breast refused at 8 weeks and was bottle feed EBM until put onto formula at 14 weeks.
Surprisingly has always been a great night sleeper and settler.
Ive tried using Tizzy Halls routines but he just wants to do his own thing. All this with his 20month old brother running around as well (note: with his brother I followed the Contented Little Baby routines and never had a sleep problem with him)
Any suggestions would be great. Really didnt think number 2 bub would be so so so hard.
Christine
Callum (20mths) and Aaron (4 mths)