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    hi my dd is 13 weeks old and during the days and nights - once tired - has always been easy to wrap and put down drowsy
    now the last week, she has cried the moment i lay her down to be wraped and now needs me to hold/pat her to sleep
    any ideas what this could be? im worried shes uncomfy lying flat?
    or is this just a phase/stage - she looks at me in horror sometimes !!! is it possible shes old enuf to know shes going to sleep and is refusing it?

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    it could be a number of things:

    growth spurt, teething (probably unlikely), could be illness.. maybe an ear thing? maybe she is ready to ditch the wrap. could you try her without it? might take her a couple of days to get used to it, but it's worth a shot. i know after a while being restricted while sleeping would feel awful.

    i don't think she is refusing sleep.
    When I cry, I am not being naughty or misbehaving; I am not being unreasonable. Please listen to me when I am feeling this way. I know it's hard to listen to me cry. Listen to me so that I don't repress these feelings and turn bitter when I get older. Please don't distract me. I need to deal with these feelings. Offer me hugs and support. Stay with me when I cry. Listen.. Keep listening..

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    My boy definitely knew by about 8 weeks that being wrapped meant it was time for sleep and would throw an absolute fit as soon as he saw me lay a wrap out on the bed.

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    Yes!!! she will be practically asleep in my arms and as soonas she sees the wrap on my bed she cries!!
    how do i try her without being wrapped?
    does she need a sleep positioner?

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    my son has done this since about 2months old..he is now 7months and i am starting to drop the wrap. finding it really hard though...its really hard to get him to sleep without it. i think he cries because he knows its bedtime!

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    oh and if your bubba will fall asleep easily in your arms maybe you might try just putting her into bed and see how she goes?
    i HATE wrapping my bub if he would goto sleep without it i would definately not be wrapping him..


 

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