Sleeping habits shot to pieces during teething?

[rosebaby]

My DS had been sleeping through for about two months (the occasional wakeup but mostly good) after I took him to Tresillian.

Now, a combination of lots of rolling plus teething seems to have taken him right back to the beginning - the nightwaking has slowly gone back to every two hours.

Will he fix himself once the teeth come through, or will I have to apply Tresillian methods all over again? I found the crying very traumatic - even though he was never left for longer than one minute. I just have a feeling it will take longer this time and I'm not sure I'm up to it - especially as a neighbour slammed a window shut last night and yelled "SHUT UP!"


Anyone?

[ourfirstbubba]

hello

our little girl is 5 1/2 months old and last week two bottom teeth finally broke through after weeks of pain.....however, her pain and irritability seemed to be worse during the day than at night....of a night time if she was really unsettled/in pain, I would give her some panadol and rub her gums with Bonjela just before she fell asleep and this helped......

he is most likely wanting cuddles from you......poor bubbas....

sorry I cant offer any more suggestions, but maybe CC isnt the answer here as he is in pain? thats my opinion though.....as for your neighbours, how rude....

[misskittyfantastico]

Yeah bubba will improve, it will just take time. Your neighbour sounds like a....unmentionable.

[Beany]

After the rouble you had with CC last time, I really wouldn't be suggesting it now. Especially as he is crying for a reason (soreness).

I utterly sympathise - my little one is teething now too and has been waking every couple of hours for the last week or so. I have been told normal sleeping habits resume after the teeth have broken through and the pain goes away. Until the next lot of teeth are due ... :banghead: Parenthood, eh?