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sckbunny

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Joined: 03 Nov 2003
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Location: Canada

Sleeping Problems Posted: 09-03-04 00:53am


My baby is 7 months old and she moves alot in her sleep.. So much that she hits her crib bars and is constantly waking herself up and needed to be comfortated during the night.. Is there anything that I can do?

latoya_bryer

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Joined: 02 Jan 2004
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Location: New Orleans

Posted: 09-24-04 13:00pm


Hey what's up? So your baby is 7 months now. Wow, time passes so fast. My daughter is 5 months today. She is a wild sleeper also. She still wakes up once for a bottle at night. The thing I do to comfort her back to sleep is play soft classical music. That might even stop her from being irritable and turing so much. Also make sure she's not too full at night. Do you thing she's having a tummy ache? Let me know how things turn out. You can send me a pm if you want. Latoya

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